Some developers who drifted into the AI space or lost their way in Crypto are now getting restless as they watch the RH chain heat up with this on-chain frenzy. But what should they do? First and foremost, focus on iterating around DeFi protocols, including DeFi lending, yield aggregators, yield farming, and so on. Since TradFi assets like stocks need to be integrated, there’s a lot of demand for new adjustments in areas like collateralized yield, profit sharing, and liquidity composition. Next, double down on Agent Trading, which was an unfulfilled narrative from the last cycle that ended in chaos. RH chain is an AI-Native-designed chain, and Robinhood has already implemented Agentic Trading on the brokerage side. Extending this on-chain opens up a lot of innovative design possibilities, allowing agents to replace humans in global asset trading and distribution on-chain. The vision here is massive. Additionally, the x402 Payments direction can absolutely be revisited. The x402 protocol made a big splash when it activated the dormant HTTP 402 code, combining it with stablecoins. Using chains like Base, Solana, and Ethereum as validation layers, it could channel crypto assets into countless sales terminals. The vision is great, but what’s missing for agent-based payments isn’t the technology—it’s the commercial use cases. The tens of millions of brokerage accounts behind Robinhood itself represent a massive pool of capital and sales terminals. Even Cloudflare is already setting up Agent Wallets. Robinhood, known for being crypto-friendly and agent-focused at its core, surely won’t lag behind in exploring the main narrative of agent-driven automated payments and trading. But, but, but— No matter how you plan your layout or extend your innovations, don’t forget: the seed of this booming wave of on-chain innovation on the RH chain is just one thing—tokenized stocks. Any effort that strays from serving the “distribution” of TradFi and similar assets is deviating from the main narrative.