Ever heard of Xyber? It's basically a complete infrastructure where AI agents can actually function as legitimate onchain businesses—earning revenue, executing tasks, the whole nine yards.

Think about it: developers can deploy virtually any kind of agent directly onto the blockchain. Trading bots analyzing market patterns. Prediction engines crunching data. SaaS automation handling workflows. Even physical robots or in-game characters operating autonomously. The platform's native token handles all the economic activity—payments between agents, system upgrades, resource allocation.

What makes this different from other AI projects? These aren't just scripts running in isolation. They're economic entities with wallets, transaction histories, and the ability to interact with DeFi protocols. An agent could theoretically manage its own treasury, pay for computing power, and reinvest profits without human intervention.

The applications span pretty much everywhere blockchain meets automation. Financial agents executing complex strategies. Gaming NPCs that evolve based on player interactions. Enterprise workflow agents that get compensated per task completed. It's positioning itself as the operating system layer for autonomous economic agents.