I’m starting to question a quiet assumption behind most blockchain adoption models.
We speak about users as if they will always be human.
Traders.
Gamers.
Developers.
But AI systems are becoming persistent economic actors.
They don’t sleep.
They don’t hesitate.
They don’t react to narratives.
They generate continuous activity.
Which changes what infrastructure actually needs to optimize for.
Not just performance.
But consistency, latency, and deterministic execution.
Machines tolerate limits.
They struggle with uncertainty.
If AI becomes a dominant network participant, predictability may matter more than peak throughput.
Question:
Do you think blockchains are truly designed for machine-scale interaction?

