Hey everyone, happy May Day holiday! I've been out and about these past few days, and the weather is really so comfortable, not the kind of stuffy heat that makes you uncomfortable. This time last year, it was already getting unbearably hot~

But there are just too many people, I had to wait in a long line just to use the bathroom. I feel like in the future, I should choose less crowded and more comfortable cities to stay in during holidays so I can really enjoy them.
Last night before bed, I was scrolling through Twitter and saw that Kite AI and WLFI @worldlibertyfi are collaborating to build the infrastructure for an intelligent agent economy.
They want to connect Passport, AgentPay, and USD1, so that AI agents can quickly verify their identities on-chain, and also handle payments and settlements themselves.
It's about enabling machines to trade with each other like humans do, and it's very suitable for enterprise use—just settle within a set limit using USD stablecoins.
Plus, settling with stablecoins on-chain is fast and cost-effective, and you can pre-program the spending limits, which is much better than traditional bank card methods.
If USD1 can stay stable, it’s definitely a good choice in this space~
But to be honest, talking about the “intelligent agent economy” now is still a bit early; technically feasible is one thing, actually implementing it is another.
Are companies willing to hand over sensitive payments and authorization to AI agents? Can regulators keep up with this new model? These questions are still unclear, but at least they’re trying to build the infrastructure first.
And then there’s the WLFI token unlock proposal, which is now open for voting.
The tokens to be unlocked amount to over 60 billion.
• If the team accepts the terms, they must lock the tokens for 2 years first, then unlock gradually over 3 years, and also burn some tokens;
• Early supporters have a better deal—they also lock for 2 years, then unlock over 2 years, with no burning;
• If they don’t accept, the tokens stay locked according to the old rules.
The voting period lasts 7 days, and at least 1 billion WLFI tokens need to participate for the vote to be valid.
I think this proposal shows good faith—the team’s initiative to burn tokens and lock them for longer can reduce the risk of short-term dumps. But whether it will succeed depends on whether they can actually build and deploy the infrastructure. I’ll keep watching the developments.
Finally, I hope everyone enjoys the remaining days of the holiday and has a great time eating and playing! 🦅