27th March 2026 > > The most important CCC ever.
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tl;dr
This is the most important CCC ever.
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Risk assets are struggling a little with increased expectations of recessions brought on by the forthcoming inappropriate response of central banks to the oil price shock. Well done, chaps.
Curious Cryptos’ Commentary – The most important CCC ever (h/t The Milk Road)
And this my friends might be the most important website ever built:
Looks rubbish right? That’s because it isn’t for the likes of you or me, it’s a website built to sell services to A.I. agents. Launched just last week it has now transacted with nearly 1,000 different agents in more than 34,000 individual transactions. Those numbers are from two days ago – they will be much higher now. For a more detailed technical breakdown, Noah Levine of a16z Crypto wrote this piece:
If you want a more succinct summary, stay with me.
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Currently this website offers eighty different services which A.I. agents can call upon, pay for, and receive all in one transaction. Agents don’t need pretty websites, photos, starring systems, and all that other stuff we humans rely upon. Nor do agents want that stuff – it just clogs up the process. Payments can be made using fiat cards, stablecoins, or BTC using Layer-2 Lightning network. With fees ranging as low as $0.003c, stablecoins are the currency of choice.
There is a human-readable version which shows the services currently available:
I don’t think it is possible to overhype what is happening here. Agentic A.I. can now go out into the digital world and shop for the services it needs to fulfil its functions. This is a pre-requisite for autonomous A.I. agents and it has now arrived. This is another revolution in the making, one which can only happen using cryptos.
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I set up my first A.I. agent two days ago. Though not yet perfect (I am still learning) it is incredibly powerful. I am already working on my second agent. Both agents go out into the digital world sourcing information and then preparing in one case some written analysis and in the other a numerical analysis in spreadsheet format. These reports are automatically saved into specific Dropbox folders and circulated to the relevant people, on a pre-determined schedule. Me? I do nothing beyond setting the agent up and making improvements as necessary.
For now, my agents are sourcing free information, though some of the functionality must be paid for, so one of them has been given a small amount of dirty fiat cash to fulfil its tasks. That payment rail will soon be a USD stablecoin after which dirty fiat will no longer be of use, at least not in this world.
Raoul Paul, admittedly a biased observer, of Global Macro Investor, gets what is happening here (TAM means Total Addressable Market):
Don’t be late to the party.
How do I get involved? Would I need to create my own agent? Do the agents trade like trade bots, or do they just retrieve useful information to allow you to make better trades?