about 90 percent of us on crypto twitter have real life obligations

jobs university hospitals web2 careers school businesses
most people in web3 are juggling web2 and web3 at the same time

time is limited
and some activities in crypto consume huge amounts of human time without guaranteed long term value

trading falls squarely into that category

for me trading is emotionally expensive
i micromanage positions react to stop losses and feel liquidations
green days lift the mood red days drain it

that is not sustainable
and it is not how long term builders should be spending their energy
especially when real work still has to get done

the good news is ai agents already exist for this
they trade nonstop with no fatigue no emotions no distractions
no mood swings tied to market candles

so the question is not whether ai should trade or run defi
that part is obvious
the real question is trust

once agents get real autonomy how do we know they are not rogue
who built them were they audited do they have a bad history
how do we verify any of this

now @billions_ntwk is solving this with know your agent

kya gives ai agents a verifiable identity
linked to the human or org behind them without leaking private data

each agent controls its own decentralized identifier
zero knowledge proofs preserve privacy
anonymous bots are replaced with accountable agents

the power comes from onchain attestations
auditors devs orgs and communities can vouch for agents publicly
audited compliant owned reputable

trust becomes verifiable reusable and composable
not something you assume every time
but something the system enforces

in trading and defi this is huge
you can verify who built the agent how it behaved and what its rep is
if something breaks accountability exists

reputation compounds over time
like human credibility but at machine scale
and without emotions in the loop

trading is just the lowest hanging fruit
there are far bigger use cases for kya
that is for another day

this is how autonomous agents become usable
this is how trust scales
and this is how humans get their time back