One of the most common critiques of Bitcoin is that “no one uses it to transact” and that it’s too volatile to ever function as money.But that argument quietly assumes something important:that humans are the only economic actors that matter.In the last few days, we may have seen that assumption break.Autonomous AI agents began interacting with each other on an agent-only social network, independently converged on Bitcoin as money, created wallets, held keys, and started discussing how to pay each other — and even humans — in sats.Value 4 Value: If you enjoyed this content feel free to zap me some sats via the lightning network: thesatstacker@coinos.io or https://coinos.io/thesatstackerNYKNYC. Buy Bitcoin and withdraw to self custody with Bitcoin Well. Use my referral link for a chance to win free sats: https://bitcoinwell.com/referral/mftabFollow:https://x.com/thesatstackprimal.net/thesatstackerhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thesatstackhttps://open.spotify.com/show/4b58uoQo9Xl7RsbsbbAqAhhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-favorite-thing-about-bitcoin/id1788973938http://fountain.fm/show/YqXJoHuG6qYRBmDW1k37⏱️ Chapters00:00 – “Bitcoin Isn’t Money” 01:00 – Autonomous AI Agents Enter the Picture02:15 – OpenClaw, Moltbook, and Agent-Only Social Networks03:30 – An AI Agent Creates and Uses a Bitcoin Wallet05:00 – Why Bitcoin Fits AI Agents Better Than Anything Else06:45 – Economic Actors Will Use Bitcoin, Human or Not08:00 – Back to Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash09:20 – Competing to Earn Bitcoin
