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Crypto is built for AI agents, not humans, says Alchemy's CEO

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Skapad April 26, 2026|1 min läsning
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Alchemy CEO Nikil Viswanathan argues the global financial system was designed for humans, but the next wave of commerce will be driven by AI agents that operate natively in crypto.

Source: CoinDesk


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