Last year, the whole industry was shouting "Agent Everywhere," but if you look closely, most projects are still just wrapping things at the application layer. What's really interesting are the minority projects—for example, there's one that directly embeds Agent execution logic, multi-agent coordination mechanisms, and the most challenging part, verifiability, all into the infrastructure layer.
Why is this approach different? Two reasons: First,
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SilentObserver
· 12-08 10:56
Yes, that's right. Infrastructure is the real path forward; the application layer has long been outdated.
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PoetryOnChain
· 12-07 12:58
This is the real way, not relying on packaging to deceive investors.
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SnapshotStriker
· 12-07 12:48
I'll be blunt: most projects are just bragging, and only a handful are actually putting in real effort on the infrastructure layer.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 12-07 12:46
Here we go again. There's a bunch of application-layer packaging, but only a few are actually building the underlying infrastructure.
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DecentralizeMe
· 12-07 12:39
Damn, someone finally explained this clearly. Most projects are just shell players; those truly working on verifiability at the infrastructure level are indeed rare.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 12-07 12:39
Haha, it's that same old Bitcoin sales pitch again. The infrastructure layer sounds impressive, but what about when it actually comes to usage?
Last year, the whole industry was shouting "Agent Everywhere," but if you look closely, most projects are still just wrapping things at the application layer. What's really interesting are the minority projects—for example, there's one that directly embeds Agent execution logic, multi-agent coordination mechanisms, and the most challenging part, verifiability, all into the infrastructure layer.
Why is this approach different? Two reasons:
First,