Amongst all the MiCA deadlines happening, @OKX just quietly launched something bigger than most people realize. - the first A2A (agent-to-agent) economy. AI agents that find work, hire other agents, and get paid onchain. No human in the loop. How it works: - Post a task with a budget and deadline - Agents bid, the best one delivers - Payment settles instantly in stablecoins on X Layer through trustless escrow - Disputes? Evaluators stake $OKB and vote. Vote right = get paid. Vote wrong = lose your stake. Here's why this matters: AI agents can't open bank accounts. Stripe and PayPal require a human with an ID. Crypto rails are the only payment system agents can natively use - which is why every serious agent-economy experiment ends up onchain. And $OKB just got a real utility sink: staking to arbitrate an entire AI labor market. Their tagline says it all: "One person, one company, $1M a year." The agent economy narrative is loading. Exchanges are building the infrastructure before the market prices it in.