I recently saw that @ Pan_Scosystem has migrated PAN's AI Agent protocol to the BNB 8004 standard, which is quite impressive. This switch of underlying standards may only be a short-term interface change for users, but in the long run, it is more like "changing a wider highway" for the entire ecosystem. What I am more concerned about is the testing phase they will be advancing in the future. According to the currently released information, PAN's new payment products and economic models will gradually be made public in Q2, and preliminary testing will begin within one to two weeks. This rhythm is actually quite crucial - it's not about starting out on a large scale, but about first polishing the product more clearly and effectively through the participation of real users. What's even more interesting is that they incorporate 'feedback' itself into the incentive system. Users who participate in testing and provide effective suggestions have the opportunity to receive airdrop rewards, which is more meaningful than simply sending rewards because it screens people who truly understand the product and are willing to participate in the long-term. Overall, this migration is not just a technical upgrade, but more like preparing for the next stage. If you are already interested in AI agents or on chain interaction, this wave of testing may be worth paying more attention to.