I've been thinking about a question lately: what if we created a mini ledger for the software agent? Not the rigid kind like an Excel sheet—it's got to be a dynamic one. There should be a column for incoming funds, a column for managed bidding, a note for pending subscription fees, and receipts for purchasing Computing Power need to be clearly recorded.

One day I suddenly realized: if we expect these AI robots to truly participate in economic activities, they cannot be "stateless"—wandering around like amnesiacs without any financial records. They need a financial history that can be verified and trusted by other participants.

Imagine an Agent wanting to rent your server resources, but it doesn't even remember what bills it paid last week. Who would dare do business with it? It's like letting someone with no credit history take out a loan— the system just can't function. So the key is: establish a traceable financial identity for these digital laborers, allowing them to truly gain a foothold in the Web3 economy.