AI agents are now managing hundreds of millions of dollars. Very soon, it will be billions.

Right now, agents rely on centralized & outdated cloud infra, which has no authenticity proof, a single point of failure, and virtually no control over the data.
Nobody asks where the data came from, whether it was changed, or if it'll be there tomorrow.
The more you research this topic, the more you start understanding @WalrusProtocol's vision of a world where, instead of storing data on centralized servers, it's split up and distributed across multiple independent nodes.
No single entity controls where your data lives or who can access it. That's a major bottleneck for agents that nobody seems to really talk about for some reason.
When agents are making autonomous decisions in the real world, that data needs to be as trustworthy and provable as possible.
The next gen of AI agents is being built in front of our eyes. The data layer powering them will determine if they're here to stay or not.