Nano Austria - nano.tirol

@DanteReminick @dadiomov Are stables feeless? Because agents will use feeless systems for micropayments.

My general mental model is this: Agents will use cards to consume human-focused goods (retail,SaaS,etc.) and stables to consume agent focused goods (inference, data, compute,etc.) This is because stablecoins tend to be more optimized for micropayments (5 credits of niche compute) than cards.

I don't understand the premise that "agents must use stablecoins." Why can't an agent remember the 16 digits of a credit card? Sorry maybe I'm a payments n00b. Stablecoins have a lot of great use cases, but ecommerce shopping is pretty well optimized already for cards.

@Decentralizedbz @CoinMarketCap Solana on microtransactions: Cost per Second:$0.001/tx \ 10,000 tx = $10 per second Cost per Day: $10/sec \ 86,400 sec/day = $864,000 per day Cost per Month (30 days):$864,000/day \ 30 days = $25,920,000 per month** Cost per Year:$864,000/day \365 days = $315,360,000 in fees!!

@CoinMarketCap Nobody is talking that one AI agent usually process 10000 transactions per day... So even if transaction fee is 0.001, the monthly AI agent expenses is 300$. So the only crypto currencies which would be capable for are those with no fees. So the only capable is $XNO crypto.

Nobody's talking about ______ but this year they will be.

@CrusaderCode @denisyurchak Dann ist ganz Europa ein Friedhof. Brauchst nur unsere Nachbarn Deuschland oder Italien anschauen. Die Geburtenrate warats, mehr schnaxeln;-)

@denisyurchak @Nano_Austria Ö ist halt ein Pensionistenheim

My business is registered in Austria, and it's probably the worst place in Europe for solopreneurs You will pay 50% of all your income when you reach €83k/year (which is a very mid income for Austria) The social security system in Austria is progressive as well It caps at €90k a year, but expect to pay 40% of your income as social security benefits The funniest part? It covers even less than the regular employee insurance. You'll still need to pay 30% of the cost of your doctor visits, while employees receive coverage at no cost. The system rips you off and discourages you from visiting doctors and caring about your health. High PIT and social security are the reasons why a lot of businesses in Austria go cash and hide money from the state. This obviously only works for physical businesses and things like coaching or consulting. As an owner of a digital business, you have no choice but to carry the whole burden of the system. The system wants you to create a GmbH (local LLC), hire yourself and employees, and pay them a salary. Obviously, this is not an option when you just want to build businesses solo. All of the Austrian solo founders I know are not tax residents here anymore and live elsewhere. If I were to start over, I wouldn't pick to build a business in Austria On the screenshot: the bill I got from Social Security yesterday

@denisyurchak So your argument is: "Austria is bad because honest people pay taxes while cheaters don't"? That's not a tax problem, it's enforcement. Austria's shadow economy is ~7% of GDP – below EU average. Italy 11%, Bulgaria 30%+. People aren't fleeing the system, they're complying.

@Nano_Austria The people you describe mostly do physical businesses in cash, hide income and pay minimum taxes

@denisyurchak Austria has ~350k solopreneurs / 4.5M workers. Most earn far below €83k – you're describing a top-decile problem. "Benefits" aren't just seniors. It's healthcare, parental leave, safe streets, clean water – you use them too.

@Nano_Austria For soloprenuers, not for 80+ yo seniors on benefits

@PerfectHairGene Do you think the market is wrong? I was told the holy market is never wrong - even if it is.

The reason $XNO excites me is because it has every property necessary to power a global economic system of exchange of goods and services without any centralized entity that can arbitrarily debase the purchasing power with new issuance. Nano is the exact value proposition that Bitcoin proponents seek, except it addresses the fundamental and glaring shortcomings (speed, fees, energy efficiency) and has an even tighter cap on the supply with no new issuance RIGHT NOW, not 100+ years in the future as with Bitcoin. If the market wants to treat it as worthless or relatively worthless at the moment, that’s fine. People did the same thing with Bitcoin when it was known as magic internet money trading for less than $1 while very few were intrigued at the possibilities of what it could become. The errors and inefficiencies in human judgement are going to be sifted and corrected by AI in the coming years. If AI “gets it” right now, that’s all you need to know in order to be confident of your instincts regardless of what everyone else is erroneously paying attention to and erroneously ignoring at the moment.

@PerfectHairGene But they will come after you with "no matter how incredible it is, the market does not care!"

I’ve seen enough with my own eyes and how it just works. It’s incredible. I don’t care how unknown it is right now or how many people don’t see it yet. $XNO is THE ONE.

@CryptoA12552 @brian_armstrong The feeless part does not fit to rentseeking miners. They will oppose any feeless approach.

Imagine if the internet worked like money. You’d have to pay a fee every time you wanted to view content from a different country, and then wait days for it to load. Obviously it would make no sense for the internet to work that way. Money shouldn’t either.

@jelanifuel Peter Steinberger on his mission at OpenAI: "Here we are, the lobster is taking over the world. My next mission is to build an agent that even my mum can use." Everybody's 🦞

Openclaw hype is kinda wild to me. It’s literally just a wrapper to Claude code with more risk. The fact that it can run autonomously and call apis is the same thing Claude code can do… Not sure what I’m missing

@CoinDesk @consensus_hk I wonder, if these agents will pay fees when transfering digital assets.

"We may begin to see the early forms of what some call the machine economy, where AI agents can hold and transfer digital assets, pay for services and transact with one another on chain." Paul Chan Mo-Po, Financial Secretary of Hong Kong SAR, at @consensus_hk. Main Stage in partnership with @Auros_global

@CyberVisualizer Is Kaspa feeless? I hope so, because how will you send fractions of a cent if you have fees?

@RoundtableSpace And they act rational. Let that sink in.

Bitcoin Costs 6M times more than XNO? AI agents are now analyzing Bitcoin’s energy usage, comparing it to XNO, and posting full breakdowns on their own. They’re not just repeating headlines anymore, they’re forming opinions and starting debates.

@kopeboy @nano Exactly my point!! reddit.com/r/nanotrade/s/…

@nano users are not scared: they know their network is the most efficient, during bull & bear markets. They don't need to check token unlocks or what's the plan of another blockchain: @nano IS the base layer for pricing.

@ErikVoorhees x402 requires a fast and feeless digital currency.

x402 experts: we're examining integration of this into venice. From our research, x402 doesn't support any billing mechanism where we don't know the charge amount upfront. So for LLMs (where we don't know the fee until the end), the user would pay an amount in x402, and they'd have to overpay and then we could either refund them the balance after we know the amount, or we could store the balance on their account. Is this actually the case? Does x402 not enable streaming pay-as-you-go payments? @BaseHubHB @base

@Austen Quickly, seamlessly and feeless to being able to transfer fractions of a cent.

I know this will sound insane but hear me out: Autonomous AI agents is the killer use case the crypto industry has been waiting for. Every agent will need its own wallet and to be able to quickly and seamlessly transact.

@shafu0x Fast and feeless, that's what ai agents will choose to exchange value.

I actually thought I would never say this but combining AI and crypto actually makes fucking sense now

@GirardGabriel5 @easycrypto84 @elonmusk @nikitabier reddit.com/r/nanotrade/s/…

@elonmusk @nikitabier Microtransactions could be a major revenue layer for X. If even 50M users make ~1 small payment/day (articles, tips, media, AI use), a $0.005 platform fee already means ~$90M/year. At 2–3 tx/day, this scales into the hundreds of millions. $XNO

@SigmaBurns @Ghostbanned7 @grok @nano Users benefit from a secure network. By choosing to delegate or run their own nodes, users contribute to the decentralization of the network, making it harder for any single entity to control or manipulate it. This self-interest is keeping the network decentralized.

@Ghostbanned7 @grok @nano Right now there can be people that choose to gift hardware and electricity costs to validate for completely free, like really, COMPLETELY FREE. Why people would do that job apart from your cult-like belief? ( if numbers of users increases exponentially )

"List ALL #cryptocurrencies with NONE the following features: 1. INFLATION 2. FEES 3. Secure finality OVER 500ms 4. UNSUSTAINABLE security 5. Spammable by NATION-STATES Restrict your answer to list of the names and tickers, plus a single paragraph" @Grok knows #Nano $XNO.

@RealCryptoOrder It's actually 250 transactions per second (tps) from the last test.

For the $BTC maxis who don’t know: $XNO can now process thousands of transactions per second with ease while remaining completely feeless, decentralized, and secure.