Ryan Sean Adams

You can set it free with command line interfaces.

It is tailor fit for a crypto world of smart contracts and on-chain transactions.

It's just like perfect product market fit.

It really is.

And to have the founder of that project just have a visceral reaction to crypto because a whole bunch of

people are trying to front run him and, you know, do the specular thing and do the meme coin grift rug pull type thing.

It just kind of sucks.

But I do think, I do think no matter what happens, I think that AI, AI developers and some of these AI agents will come full circle to crypto, start building on it, realize that it is just incredibly useful for property rights and

agent-to-agent transactions, that it will be inevitable.

It's just the PR that we have is kind of a barrier to that right now.

It is that, and it's not just that.

So there's another point in the interview with Peter on Lex that he talks about why he did everything with OpenClaw and CLI, like command line interface, right?

Which is just basically deep in the operating system.

And he lets it free rather than MCP, which is kind of like almost like an API type tool.

And it's because when you are at the command line, you are like, you have the power tools.

You let the AI, it's completely unleashed in sort of, you know, the deepest way possible.

And that's what you get with crypto.

You can't get that with a Stripe API, okay?

Like you can't get the...

The level of integration.