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One question I’ve been asking myself lately is this: What happens when people can make money not just by using AI, but by building something useful with it that other people are willing to pay for? That’s one reason @termix_ai’s new Quant Agent on @BNBCHAIN caught my attention. The interesting part is how the model brings two groups together. You have users who want to put AI trading strategies to work, but may not have the technical skills or time to build those strategies themselves. Then you have developers who can create strategies of their own, list them on the platform, and earn management fees. In other words, one person’s expertise could become a service that another person can access. And i think that’s an interesting concept. For a long time, the conversation around AI has mostly focused on what these tools can do. We talk about automation, productivity, better analysis, and how much time AI can save us. But there’s another side to the conversation. How do the people building useful AI-powered products actually monetize their work? And how do people who need those products find and pay for them? That’s where i see the interesting idea behind the Quant Agent. Instead of treating every trading strategy as something that has to remain with its creator, the platform introduces a model where strategies can be listed and made available to others. The 10X TP campaign is another reason people might take a look, but incentives alone won’t determine whether the product succeeds. What matters more is whether developers can create valuable strategies, whether users find them useful, and whether the platform can build trust over time. Trading also comes with real risks, so making strategies accessible shouldn’t be confused with guaranteeing results. Still, the underlying idea goes beyond a single campaign or product. If the agent economy develops the way some people expect, we could see more AI-powered services being built, listed, discovered, and paid for through dedicated platforms. And that could create a new way for developers to turn their skills into income. That’s the part of @termix_ai I’m most interested in watching. —> agent.family/campaigns/bnb-q…

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