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Cluster x Mind Network Every payment an AI agent makes through an open standard is public by default. Sender, receiver, token, amount, permanently onchain. Fine for a hobby agent. A non-starter for a business running agents at scale. Mind Network is fixing that with Cluster.

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119,221 views • 3 months ago