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Does Radix Have the Best Architecture for AI Agent Payments? More and more people are talking about AI agents paying for APIs, purchasing services, executing DeFi strategies, and interacting with each other without human intervention. Networks like Ethereum, Base, Solana, and XRP are already moving in this direction, especially with standards such as x402. After spending quite a bit of time researching this topic, I get the feeling that Radix is trying to solve a different problem. Most blockchains are adapting infrastructure originally designed for humans. Radix, on the other hand, seems to have designed much of its architecture with the assumption that an AI—not a person—will be managing digital assets.
Come on, give me a break. I advise everyone not to keep their money on foreign platforms like Coinbase. Folks in the Chinese-speaking community should stick it on bigger platforms in the Chinese market instead. Otherwise, when something goes wrong, you won't even know who to turn
AI visual note: A Chinese-language tier list ranks crypto exchanges from "穷" (poor/worst) at the top, featuring Coinbase and Ondo, down to "NPC" at the bottom with Gate, MEXC, and BIT, placing xStocks, Bitget, and Binance in the "顶级" (top-tier) middle tier. The image visually supports the post's warning that foreign platforms like Coinbase are unreliable, advocating that Chinese-speaking users should instead use established Chinese-market platforms like Binance and Bitget for better recourse if issues arise.
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