The underlying logic of the internet has always been to serve humanity—clicking on a captcha to prove you are human, swiping a credit card to complete a payment, and important operations requiring manual approval. This set of rules has been in place for decades without major issues. Until AI agents began to take over more and more tasks.

The problem arises: getting an intelligence agent with computational power that surpasses human brains to crawl at the pace of humans is like making a supercar move on a muddy road.

**The Survival Dilemma of AI in the Existing Internet**

Today's AI agents resemble "vagrants" without a legal identity. Want to register an account? The platform requires mobile phone verification. Want to make automatic payments? You have to bypass human bank cards. Want to execute trading decisions? Every action requires human approval.

For example: you developed an automated trading robot that can capture market fluctuations in milliseconds. But when it tries to complete cross-border settlements, the traditional financial system's T+3 settlement rule directly wipes out the advantage. Even more critical is the trust cost—no one dares to hand over financial authority to an "unknown" AI.

**Reconstructing the foundation: Granting AI digital citizenship**

A team is working to resolve this contradiction. The core logic is to establish an independent infrastructure for the AI agents:

**On-chain Identity System**: Each AI agent is granted a unique digital identity credential, with developers, users, and operational permissions all recorded on the blockchain. Issues can be traced back at any time, just like a vehicle's driving recorder.

**Instant Settlement Network**: Abandon traditional banking settlement cycles and achieve real-time transactions with cryptocurrency. The transfer speed between AIs is close to that of data transmission itself.

**Autonomous Decision-Making Power**: After setting predefined rules, AI can act independently within the authorized scope. For example, when your inventory management AI detects a shortage of raw materials, it can directly place an order with the supplier and complete the payment, with the entire process requiring no human intervention.

This is not a science fiction scenario. When the number and capabilities of AI surpass a critical point, the existing internet architecture will inevitably need to adapt.