When I first started using AI, I had a question—

This thing can do everything, so why can’t it even spend its own money?
Until I saw it go live, it finally felt like someone had solved this problem.
No matter how smart previous AIs were, at their core they were still tools.
No identity, no wallet—no matter how much they do, they still have to rely on humans to handle their settlements.
This time, it’s very direct:
Give AI an “ID card,” and pair it with a “wallet.”
The result is—
AI can buy computing power by itself, collect payments by itself, and run the entire closed loop on its own.
Once it reaches this point, the nature changes.
It’s not just a tool anymore—it’s more like an “individual” that can take part in making money.
The logic behind it isn’t actually that complicated.
Justin Sun + TRON’s stablecoin infrastructure was originally built for moving funds—now it’s directly connected to AI.
In the future, not only humans can use money, machines can also manage money on their own.
If this really gets going, AI might truly shift from a “work tool” to a “player that makes its own money.”
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