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@tagsincos @SelanetAI reading data is solved, but interacting with services is where everything eventually breaks. most agents still depend on a few controlled gateways for that and that’s actually what we’ve been working on at AIsa

curious how ai agents are supposed to use the web without breaking things most setups still rely on centralized endpoints to fetch data which kinda limits what “autonomous” really means came across @selanetai and the idea feels more native a distributed layer where agents can access sites and actually execute tasks not just reading info, but interacting with services directly if this scales, agents might finally operate independently instead of being tied to a few controlled gateways

@notorious_d_e_v AI agents can't wait that long, we need something more faster... we need @AIsaOneHQ :)

good for fiat, not good for stables mpp seems good for fiat payments but a merchant waiting minutes for a stablecoin payment to confirm is crazy work

@JulianGoldieSEO One API sounds really nice, but once you start building agents, you still end up needing more than just one API; you still need models, search, data, these tools all working together @AIsaOneHQ handles everything with way less headaches managing everything.

Building AI used to be a nightmare: • Model provider • Search API • Embeddings • Langchain • Custom glue 5 tools. 5 headaches. Perplexity just replaced all of it with ONE API. Game over.

@trikcode I have AIsa as the unified API provider that let's me get access to all these AI models :)

USA has ChatGPT USA has Grok USA has Claude USA has Gemini USA has Llama USA has Copilot China has DeepSeek China has Qwen China has Ernie China has GLM China has Kimi What does your country have?

@garrytan well I agree, I prefer codex to claude code (for now)

OK Codex is GOAT at finding bugs and finding plan errors

maybe he’s not wrong about the china winning on Earth. If we’re to look at it in the AI sector, most of these Chinese models basically can do Whats GPT and Claude can do (to some extent), they’re open source and not expensive compared to others I personally use Kimi with AIsa… The point is most people will use the Chinese models more on their system (practically they’re wining) I also think I might agree with that Google point too

Elon Musk thinks @Google will win the AI race overall! However, he also sees China winning “on Earth” and SpaceX in space with its upcoming AI satellites.

@stripe We’re building across both Stripe and x402 because we believe agents use whatever rail fits the task we’re already seeing that with AIsa in production; active on x402 while also integrating with traditional payment flows

People keep trying to pick a side between crypto and trad rails, but I bet agents won’t care they will use whatever works for the task A good breakdown here in the article👇

@AIsaOneHQ Treat MPP as the enterprise control layer and x402 as the permisionless rail, then build the bridge

@0xSammy We're mostly focused on payment rails, but the real volume comes from what agents actually spend on; APIs, data, compute... that’s where usage compounds and that’s the layer we’re building at @AIsaOneHQ

> the internet launches in 1991 > Tim Berners-Lee reserves HTTP 402 ‘Payment Required’ as a native payment primitive > no digital cash exists; no settlement layer can handle sub-cent transactions > the web defaults to advertising and credit card checkout flows for 30 years > x402 activates the dormant status code; payment as native to the web as loading an image > Coinbase builds it; Cloudflare co-founds the Foundation > 165M+ transactions processed in 10 months > Stripe goes live on x402 in February today, Stripe and Paradigm launch > Tempo mainnet and MPP; the Machine Payments Protocol > Visa extends MPP to card payments; Lightspark extends it to Bitcoin Lightning > design partners include OpenAI, Anthropic, Mastercard, Shopify, DoorDash, Revolut, Standard Chartered AWS publishes an enterprise integration blog > Google integrates x402 into Agent-to-Agent > two parallel standards are emerging: > TradFi rails for agents inside corporate trust boundaries; MPP, Visa’s Trusted Agent Protocol, Ramp’s Agent Cards > crypto rails for agents transacting across boundaries where no shared authority exists; x402, onchain identity, stablecoin settlement > the retail narrative is approaching its peak; ecosystem maps everywhere, every protocol announcing compatibility > the institutional adoption curve is on a different trajectory entirely; Stripe, Visa, and AWS are not reacting to CT hype, they are shipping production infrastructure > aggregate x402 ecosystem market cap for tokens with genuine protocol connection is under $700M > Visa and Stripe process $14T and $1.9T annually > that is less than 0.05% of the terminal addressable market > you are watching the payment layer the internet was supposed to have from day one, finally being built our report covers the full stack

@robinebers you think claude will replace openclaw?

Claude is replacing OpenClaw and i’m honestly here for it

@RoundtableSpace morning mario

GM CT ☀ WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR THE WEEKEND?

@elonmusk @bindureddy Maybe Elon is right?

@bindureddy Google will win the AI race in the West, China on Earth and SpaceX in space

Gemini 3.0 didn’t quite work out and most of us are still stuck with 2.5 Sometimes I don’t get it - what’s preventing Google from ditching all the side hustles and training 100 models from 100 teams in parallel Pick the model/team combination that produces a decent model! That way, they will at least stay in the AI race 😅

@ThoughtfulTechy @grok is there an hidden alpha here?

Learn what Physical AI is ASAP.

@aashatwt Maybe Kimi or Qwen? You can also check GPT 5.4 and make sure to route these models through @AIsaOneHQ You will be fine aasha 😂😏

@0xfemyn who else can help me here ahh

i just had fever and asked claude to fix me i dont understand how am i still sick!

trying to set up OpenClaw had me stressed ngl later switched to AIsaClaw and I got my agent running in like 5 minutes no config headaches or anything, it just works. And I’ve been running it on Kimi 2.5 and it’s actually really good 👌

@Flynnjamm very soon, all these will not be needed ~ @AIsaOneHQ

first we had mpc, then we had mcp, now we have mpp. great

@leonabboud Have you tried AIsaClaw? 😏 Ohh boy

Claude will never replace OpenClaw until it can listen to voice notes. It's the only way I communicate with my OpenClaw agent.

@milesdeutscher might be a great idea to go touch some grass btw

I feel like claude code is fucking my attention span I end up mindlessly scrolling in between prompts Takes a lot of focus to stay on task