The next wave of stablecoin adoption may not be led by humans. The Paxos Labs co-founder said AI agents can be an “X-factor,” immediately transferring liquidity to the most efficient gives and make market destruction an advantage.
With clearer regulations around stablecoins Passing the United Statesthe Stablecoin market has passed $ 300 billionbecame one of the central stories of crypto. However, fragmentation throughout the providers and jurisdiction remains a challenge.
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While new entry joined an increasingly diverse field-from leaders supported by dollars such as Tether and Circle, up to Synthetic assets such as Athenaand Paypal’s PIUSDthat target consumer payments – questions arise if fragmentation can cause a problem in the industry.
Bhau Kotecha, co-founder and head of the Paxos Labs, told Cointelegraph that “fragmentation is a double blade.” As various models compete, as well as the issue of stablecoins aligned with their businesses, it threatens “creating the silos of liquidity and user confusion, which can hinder adoption.”
However, he believes that AI agents – autonomous programs that can make decisions and perform tasks such as trading or transferring funds without human being – can resolve the issue.
AI agents, he said, “moved immediately” to either stablecoin offered the best economy.
“This means that fragmentation is not required by a barrier; it can be an optimizer level at the market level, where AI ensures liquidity flows to the most efficient providers. Over time, it can compress the fees and forces of those who give to compete with the foundations.”
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Kotecha is not the only one that features the importance of AI agents for stablecoin adoption.
In a Bloomberg interview on September 2 at the Goldman Sachs’ Asia Leaders Conference in Hong Kong, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz AI agents said that the stablecoins users are set to be the main users of Stablecoins, who have poured out a flow to transaction volumes.
In the “not far future,” AI agents can use stablecoins to handle daily purchases, he said, citing a grocery agent who knows your diet, preference and budget and can automatically fill your cart.
He added that these agents are likely to rely on stablecoins instead of wire transfers or payment apps such as Venmo, leading him to expect “an explosion of Stablecoin transactions” in the coming years.
A company that pursues this vision is Cloudflare, a global cloud infrastructure company. On September 25, Cloudflare announced that it was working on the Net Dollar, a stablecoin supporting Instant transactions of AI agents.
Cloudflare said its vision for Stablecoin includes personal AI agents who can act immediately, booking the lowest-price flight or buying a product once it will be sold.
News from Cloudflare came after many Crypto thinking leaders expressed their ideas about the importance of AI agents and their implications for crypto.
On August 13, members of the Coinbase development team wrote on X which thanks to a small web standard, the HTTP 402 “payment required,” first introduced 30 years ago, AI agents prepared to be “Ethereum’s largest power users. “
By the end of August, Adrian Brink, co-founder of Anoma, wrote that the increase in AI agent systems was inevitable. However, they will need Intent-based blockchain infrastructure To ensure that users have control over their own data and properties.
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