In-depth observation: AI agents are starting to find jobs and get paid, who is building their banks and safes | OKX AI market vs MetaMask payment account | Web3 is becoming the agent economic and financial infrastructure

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Web3 In-Depth Observation | OKX and MetaMask launched on the same day. One found a job to pay wages for AI agents, and the other opened a bank account for AI agents. AI agents are no longer just chat toys in your Discord—they are becoming economic agents capable of independently earning and spending stablecoins. Core insights in this issue: - OKX's AI market is essentially a decentralized version of Upwork, which combines identity, reputation and payment systems to allow agents to find jobs, collect money, and even hire each other - MetaMask's Money Account is equivalent to opening a bank account for agents: depositing stable coins to earn interest (based on the income from the Morpho vault), while providing debit card spending capabilities - The real big trend behind it is: Web3 is becoming the financial settlement layer of the AI agent economy, and is no longer just a playground for human speculation. About Web3 Observation Post: We connect the cognitive gap between AI, the encryption economy and the decentralized future. Subscribe and turn on the little bell to be the first to catch the institutional wave. Disclaimer: The video content is for popular science and reference purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice. The crypto market is extremely volatile, so always do your own research. #Web3 #Cryptocurrency #AI Agent #OKX #MetaMask Chapters: 00:00 - AI agents change from toys to workers 00:03 - Welcome to Web3 Observation Post 01:35 - What exactly is OKX's Upwork for Agents? 03:58 - How did MetaMask's bank account and four-year-old age come about? 06:27 - The war at the payment layer: What are the APIs of Coinbase x402 and 0x fighting for? 09:18 - Should AI agents have their own on-chain ID cards? 11:50 - What does this mean for retail investors? 13:35 - Ending and subscription guidance