Citrini Research just released a report called 'Agentic Utilities,' discussing who will win in the AI Agent era. After reading it, my biggest takeaway is: the payment infrastructure right now is taking a detour. USDC runs on Ethereum, so Agents need to prepare two wallets—USDC for transactions and ETH for gas. If you run out of ETH, the entire workflow grinds to a halt. USDT on Solana has the same issue. SOL’s price fluctuates, and just managing two tokens already introduces uncertainty. @Stable is the only solution I’ve seen so far that completely solves this problem: USDT is used directly as gas and as the transaction token. One token, costs locked in USD terms, and Agents can run without interruptions. Why can’t others do this? Because it requires the gas token itself to be the largest stablecoin. Only USDT has that scale. With Tether’s CEO and PayPal backing it, this isn’t some side project. Agents won’t stop to top up ETH, and workflows don’t wait for anyone. This infrastructure is designed specifically for machines, not retrofitted from old systems. Those who understand this are probably already quietly building their positions