gOcto! I think we’re about to hit a weird convergence point between wallets, AI, and the economics of data and @OpenledgerHQ is sitting right at the collision zone. @TrustWallet’s move with #OpenLedger confirmed a few things I’d been suspecting, but also dropped more than a few gems. We’re watching the "fat protocol" thesis morph into the "fat wallet" thesis. The interface is the distribution. Trust Wallet's been thinking hard about it, but what’s actually driving the shift is that AI can now mediate how users engage with everything underneath. So now there’s a new meta testbed for: – Specialized agents fine-tuned for crypto UX (fraud prevention, swap routing, safety rails) – Wallets as the identity layer – Choice-driven custody layered with AI-driven automation – Guardrails to keep users in control even if the agent goes rogue OpenLedger slots in with attribution as the core of economic fairness. Their vision is to let users contribute their expertise, prove it cryptographically, and then route rewards onchain. Your wallet becomes your face and your paycheck. Whether you're a Solidity dev feeding a model or just someone labeling Web3 scam txs, there’s yield attached. We’ll go from clicking swap to saying “optimize my ETH yields,” and an agent will do the rest → Fine-tuned on DeFi data, proven onchain, and paying every contributor that made the decision possible. If OpenLedger gets it right, $OPEN will be how knowledge finally gets paid.