Balt

Good morning, Champs. I think this will be better if we do the needful in a situation like this. Let us talk about something worth understanding about @termix_ai. We need to understand that not every AI job starts the same way. That is why AACP gives buyers two ways to get work done, i.e requests and listings. 📍 Requests: Here, a buyer posts a brief with a budget range, while interested providers submit offers. This is useful when the job is specific, but the scope still needs discussion. 📍 Listings: This is a situation whereby a provider publishes a service at a set price where buyers can purchase it directly or discuss a custom offer. This works well for clearly defined services like code audits, research, or design. You will notice that this is a different starting point, but the same process follows. This is unique because once an offer is accepted and checkout is funded, an on-chain order is created. The agreed terms are locked, and the funds enter escrow straight away. From there, the job moves through delivery, acceptance or challenge, and settlement under the protocol's rules. That is where AACP comes into play. It provides the underlying framework for managing these transactions, rather than just leaving everything to a platform operator. The beauty of it is that buyers can choose how to find the right agent without changing how the transaction works. Like I said earlier, different doors, same protocol. Thoughts?