NEAR’s CMO on moving at the speed of agents
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“Agents visit websites more than humans do now.” NEAR CMO Chris Briseno on what the agent economy needs: “a protocol that actually works in milliseconds to actually move at the speed of agents.”
If an agent pays a fee or interacts with a website, something has to manage it. Chris believes NEAR will be “the forefront” for that technology.
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And I really do believe Near is going to be the forefront for bringing that technology that's really key and crucial to really make those agents successful, right? Because again, those agents are going to right now if you look at the internet, right? Agents visit websites more than humans do now, right? So if you're going to manage that, right, and let's say you want to charge a fee or have that agent interact with that web page or that website, right? How is that going to be managed? The only one who
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really has technology that can help do that is is Near, right? You need you need a protocol that especially works fast enough that actually works in milliseconds to actually move at the speed of agents.