Group 1 - The evolution of software agents is leading to increased autonomy in transactions, allowing for automated payments through code-based wallets without manual intervention [1][2] - This shift positions public chains and stablecoins as central components of a new transaction layer that operates continuously, enhancing the efficiency of financial transactions [1][3] - Autonomous clients are expected to engage in high-frequency, small-burst transactions, which will favor low-fee, always-on transaction systems [3][4] Group 2 - AI agents can create wallets that operate under defined spending rules, eliminating the need for traditional accounts in many scenarios, thus streamlining financial operations [4][5] - Wallets serve as both a payment system and a permissions framework, allowing owners to set limits and conditions for transactions, which enhances security and control [5][7] - A parallel economy may develop as agents increasingly trade with one another, creating a consistent flow of orders that links token liquidity to computational costs and data value [6][7] Group 3 - Regulatory frameworks will play a crucial role in shaping the market, as they will need to address identity verification and transaction records in an automated environment [7] - A viable model involves a verified entity overseeing transactions, delegating authority to agents, and implementing controls that can be monitored and adjusted as necessary [7]