Coinbase recently marked a significant milestone with its first fully AI-managed crypto transaction. Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, highlighted this achievement in an August 30 post on X. The whole trading process with an AI bot performing a full trade deal signified a new era in the application of AI in trading platforms.
This was a pioneering attempt in which one AI bot employed crypto tokens to converse with another AI bot. These AI agents traded AI tokens, which are essentially data strings that can be used for the development and processing of algorithms. This type of transaction is evident to prove the advanced utility of AI in the financial market.
AI Agents Trade with USDC on Base Network
In the past, AI agents failed to possess bank accounts. However, now they have crypto wallets. This allows them to trade using USDC on the Base network while enabling instant, global, and free transactions with humans, merchants, and other artificial bits of intelligence. The ability of the technology appears to indicate that the AI will be able to perform numerous transactions on its own without facing freshman issues when it comes to acquiring certain resources.
The advancement promises to be a huge leap in the actual use of artificial intelligence. Today, AI agents’ main problem is that they fail to perform useful tasks independently since they cannot pay or buy services. For example, they cannot pay with credit cards for any services such as AWS, for Vercel, they cannot book a flight, or they cannot pay to skip the paywall.
Since now AI is developed, such conveniences as using crypto wallets for transactions may change the interaction between AI and financial systems. Those providing services may have to get ready for some sort of artificial-intelligence-driven checkout points. It is possible the AI-to-AI economy could expand even further in the following years and change finance interactions notably.
