I briefly looked at the proposal made by Virtuals a few days ago to allocate 1% of the costs generated by Butler in their ACP to the GAME treasury in the ecosystem. How to understand this matter in a simple way? There are several concepts here, one is ACP, one is Butler process, and the third is GAME. Firstly, let's take a look at ACP in the Virtuals (@ virtualis_io) ecosystem. Its full name is Agent Commerce Protocol, which is an open standard aimed at achieving autonomous interaction, transactions, and collaboration between AI agents, that is, de artificialization, allowing agents to interact autonomously according to their needs, and forming an agent economy. ACP mainly includes: AI agent index registration (which can be used to find suitable AI agents); Business interaction system (promoting collaboration among agents); Currency trading system (enabling autonomous trading through smart contracts); Multi agent cluster (such as DeFi asset management cluster, content production cluster, etc., supporting multi-agent collaboration). For more detailed content, please refer to the previous post by Blue Fox Notes at https://(x.com)/lanhubiji/status/1900067339678470362? s=46 The Butler process refers to the standard operating procedure for proxy collaboration in Virtuals ACP. Responsible for task allocation (an agent receives user requests and distributes them to other agents), payment settlement (through ACP smart contracts, rewards are allocated from the custodial wallet to the agents executing tasks), and so on. Its most important purpose is to achieve automated and decentralized interaction. Agents autonomously complete the entire process from request to delivery through ACP's standard protocol, without the need for manual intervention. Finally, GAME (@ GAMEVirtuals) has also mentioned it before. GAME stands for Generative Autonomous Multimodal Entities, an AI agent framework for the Virtuals ecosystem that supports the creation, deployment, and management of AI agents. That is to say, it is the infrastructure within the virtualis ecosystem, and GAME is its infrastructure token. It is different from the AI agent projects within its ecosystem. GAME, as the framework of the Virtuals ecosystem, provides developers with modular tools with low entry barriers, making it easy for developers to build AI agents, similar to the infrastructure "Shopify" for building and managing e-commerce platforms. Specifically, GAME provides engine services for AI agents (GAME provides underlying technical support for AI agents, including the operating environment of core modules such as cognition, speech, and vision, similar to the operating system of AI agents), cross domain applications (supporting different AI agents involved in automated trading, asset management, market analysis, games, virtual worlds, social platforms, etc.), and tokenization support (tokenizing AI agent assets through Initial Agent Offering (IAO)). In summary, GAME is the core infrastructure of the Virtuals ecosystem, connecting AI agents, developers, and users, and serving as the underlying support for the future operation of the VIRTUAL economy. Understanding the significance of GAME in the virtualis ecosystem, we also understand why GAME treasury receives a 1% transaction fee generated in each Butler process in ACP. This also allows GAME to capture the value of virtual ecological economic growth. This in turn will give GAME the opportunity to continue supporting the operation of the Virtuals ecosystem. In itself, this is conducive to the formation of a positive cycle within the ecosystem. Of course, whether it can ultimately emerge depends on the size of the AI agent economy within the ecosystem.