Yeah, it is correct that Traditional AI agents need verifiable data. I have also experienced the same.

AI agents need verifiable data. Traditional AI works fine with sort of reliable information because humans check outputs anyway.

But autonomous agents executing trades or managing workflows?

They're making real decisions with actual consequences. walrus protocol pointed out the distinction matters enormously. Your agent moving money based on stored data can't work with maybe-accurate databases.

Cryptographic proof becomes requirement not feature. $WAL enables that verification layer.

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