If one day AI can help you manage your money, would you really dare to entrust your wallet to it? 🧐

I think most people probably wouldn't, not because AI isn't smart enough, but quite the opposite.
Current large models are increasingly good at thinking, planning, writing code, and even completing many complex tasks.
The real problem is that it still lacks a sufficiently trustworthy set of rules for fund execution.
As long as real assets are involved, many critical operations still require human confirmation.
If future AI Agents are to independently handle payments, investments, or asset management, they don't just need a "trust me" attitude—they need a set of fund rules that no one can arbitrarily modify and where all conditions can be automatically verified.
That's why @OPCATLayerCN
has recently come back into the spotlight.
What it truly aims to solve is not improving Bitcoin's performance, but enabling fund usage rules to be written on-chain in advance.
For example, when transfers can be made, what conditions must be met for payments, whether multi-party authorization is required...
Once these rules are written, they cannot be changed by anyone's will.
And what @op_catlayer is trying to do is to extend these capabilities to the execution layer.
Through OP_CAT VM, CAT20, CAT721, and a Bridge based on SPV Proof, it combines complex fund execution logic with Bitcoin's security settlement capabilities. Currently, the mainnet is already live and has begun verifying this execution framework.
Of course, OP_CAT has not yet been officially activated on the Bitcoin mainnet.
How far the execution layer can develop, how the trustless evolution of the Bridge proceeds, and when full Covenant functionality will be supported remain to be seen.
However, I believe one trend is becoming increasingly clear.
The future competition among AI Agents may not be about who is smarter, but who has more trustworthy execution capabilities.
Because what truly determines whether AI can manage assets for humans is not the model parameters, but whether there is a set of public, transparent, and immutable fund rules behind it.
Perhaps in the future, humans will be responsible for setting rules, AI for execution, and blockchain for final verification.
Only when these three are truly integrated can the Agent economy have a chance to mature.
@OPCATLayerCN @op_catlayer
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