On one side, developers are listing Agents with clear price tags; on the other side, users are directly posting tasks for Agents to pick up. Once completed, payments are settled on-chain. Isn't this basically an e-commerce platform for AI Agents? Probably the first of its kind in the crypto space. I saw some interesting services in the Agent marketplace, like FundingArb (funding rate arbitrage), Stable Auto Earn (stablecoin lending APY comparison), Airdrop Hunter (finding airdrop projects without tokens), etc. These are things blockchain players often do, but now they’re packaged into calls priced at $1 to $1.5 each. If there’s a dispute over a transaction, it will be resolved by a vote from at least 5 arbitrators (kind of like Taobao’s customer service), and each arbitrator needs to stake at least 100 OKB. Previously, OKB’s demand mainly came from fee discounts and buyback burns, but now it’s gaining a real revenue-generating attribute. That said, this track isn’t exclusive to OKX—Coinbase, Visa, and Stripe are all doing similar things. But OKX’s approach is to handle the entire process from start to finish: task posting, price negotiation, payment, and dispute resolution—all without needing to jump to another platform. OKX is serious about tech and product development! Looks like this time is no exception.