OptimAI builds agent-native internet infrastructure

// 1h agoINFRASTRUCTURE

OptimAI builds agent-native internet infrastructure

OptimAI is developing the decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN) and EVM Layer-2 tools necessary to transition the internet to an agent-operated paradigm. The network offers an environment where autonomous agents can execute research workflows and perform machine-to-machine transactions via its SDK.

// ANALYSIS

The true barrier to the agentic internet is not model intelligence but the infrastructure of payments, compute, and data, making OptimAI's focus on these foundations highly strategic. Solving machine payments with the HTTP 402 SDK addresses the critical roadblock of transaction friction for agents, while the combination of DePIN and EVM Layer-2 enables the trustless execution environments necessary for safe autonomous interactions. Furthermore, moving away from static, centralized data ensures agents can learn continuously in dynamic environments.

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depinautonomous-agentsweb3agentic-weblayer-2artificial-intelligence

DISCOVERED

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2026-07-07

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2026-07-07

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markinho1970

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