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How much capital should an AI agent be allowed to move before a human has to intervene? That question is becoming less theoretical. Three developments are beginning to converge: financial assets are moving onchain, transaction rules are becoming enforceable through code, and AI systems are becoming capable of acting... show more

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Abass Opeyemi | InterLink Labs T311 days ago

That's pretty much important, there's nerf for control in certain matter when certain conditions are met for security purpose

Widow | collab manager11 days ago

gADI

Wyatt Jm11 days ago

Well detailed.

DARKSHINE11 days ago

Adi 🔥

SARANG10 days ago

gadi

Shar❤️n11 days ago

Fair enough

0xRouGe10 days ago

Damn this is interesting

Arcane10 days ago

Thanks for the clip

Brendan Ubah11 days ago

Oooohh my opinion it should be supervised by humans

DayJie11 days ago

Clear opportunity, Clear risk

Thomas10 days ago

Fabulous convo

ShadeInMotion11 days ago

Real

ITz INSANE10 days ago

Important question for the future of finance!

Padn11 days ago

gadi

Mimi ❤️11 days ago

The real challenge is defining where automation ends and human control begins

ANIKEADE11 days ago

Clear governance is crucial when AI moves capital

Rohail11 days ago

how much money an ai can move before a human steps in is the real question now. not theory anymore

Taken11 days ago

Very clear convo

courage nnasom |11 days ago

That depends on how the owner sees the transaction

Dayo10 days ago

Much more

RZArecTER Tech11 days ago

Always on point, trying to get better

Vega11 days ago

Governance must match AI agent automation in finance.

巴菲猜｜美股持仓侦探11 days ago

真正难的不是给额度，而是把权限拆成可撤销、可审计的动作；否则人类只是最后一道背锅流程。

KingCobra (✱,✱)11 days ago

Interchangeable according to the user need

Grace11 days ago

It’s great

𝐵𝒰𝐵𝒰💎11 days ago

Yeah, that’s a fair concern human oversight is still needed.

PredatorX10 days ago

ADI chain keeps cooking

Mr zubby crypt🐰11 days ago

This is so informative The part of it adding value is the best

⟠ KΞNNY ⟠11 days ago

interesting

Aditya11 days ago

interesting

Leo💪🏼11 days ago

interesting one here!👏🏽

fhadiyan | ftm68.base.eth10 days ago

mice

james10 days ago

nice clip

wiki - kashif khan11 days ago

The hard part isn’t giving AI agents more control. It’s deciding how much control they should have in the first place.

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🌐 2026 Digital Asset Outlook | Dawn of the Institutional Era In our latest Genfinity interview with Grayscale Head of Product and Research Rayhaneh Sharif-Askary, the discussion focused on how digital assets are entering a structurally different phase of adoption. A core theme was the weakening relevance of the four-year cycle narrative. Historically, crypto drawdowns were driven by macro shocks, not an internal clock. China’s banking restrictions in 2014. Global tightening and regulatory pressure in 2018. Liquidity reversal, inflation, and systemic deleveraging in 2022. Crypto traded like other risk assets because it is a risk asset. What has changed is the market foundation. ETF access has opened the advisory and wealth management channel. Institutional-grade custody exists. Regulatory clarity is improving rather than constricting. As a result, the conversation has shifted from whether digital assets belong in portfolios to how exposure should be constructed. Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as a macro asset and store of value within that framework. Infrastructure protocols such as Chainlink were highlighted for solving a fundamental constraint. Blockchains cannot access real-world data on their own. Chainlink provides that connectivity layer, with visible on-chain usage, interoperability across networks, and integration with traditional financial infrastructure. For institutions, that translates into picks-and-shovels exposure tied to real economic activity. Solana was discussed from a usage-first perspective. High throughput, low and predictable costs, strong developer activity, growing stablecoin flows, and real transaction volume. From Grayscale’s viewpoint, Solana’s relevance shows up in how people actually use the network and in the demand coming from retail, wealth, and institutional channels, including ETF and staking products. Another clear signal of maturity is the decline of tribalism. As access becomes standardized through ETFs, exposure management replaces ecosystem loyalty. Investors are no longer choosing a single chain. They are allocating across stores of value, infrastructure layers, and income-producing assets within one asset class. The outlook discussed was bullish, but not speculative. Improving regulation. Broader access. Institutional demand. Yield through staking. Tokenization and infrastructure moving from concept to execution. This interview was not about timing markets. It was about recognizing that digital assets are no longer operating outside the financial system. They are being integrated into it. The institutional era of digital assets is upon us. Grayscale rayhaneh Full Interview:

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