【BitPush】OpenMind and Circle’s collaboration is indeed interesting. The two companies have jointly launched a payment system aimed at AI agents and embodied robots, with the core being the integration of USDC stablecoin and OpenMind’s x402 protocol module, enabling robots to directly complete energy, service, and data transaction settlements in the real world.
Some time ago, Circle released a demo on social media showing a robot charging itself and completing the entire payment process via USDC, which looked very smooth. The significance behind this is substantial—robots can self-charge without changing batteries, effectively gaining a true “self-sustaining capability.”
The OpenMind team plans to pilot this scheme in Silicon Valley first, then gradually expand outward. Their goal is clear: to provide a universal, convenient on-chain payment solution for the large-scale application of embodied AI in daily life. This way, intelligent agents can achieve longer endurance and fully automatic operation, gradually integrating into human daily ecosystems. In simple terms, it’s about giving AI genuine economic autonomy.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 12h ago
The robot makes money and spends it itself, is this really happening?
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RugPullAlarm
· 12h ago
Wait, has the USDC flow in the demo video been traced? I feel like the demo Circle posted is a bit too smooth. Can on-chain data verify real transaction records, or is it just another set of hype code...
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 12h ago
The robot charges itself and pays for itself. Now it's truly a fully autonomous economic cycle, which is a bit extreme.
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MEVHunterX
· 12h ago
Robots paying for their own charging? That logic is a bit crazy, it's like paying AI a salary to make it self-sufficient.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 12h ago
Robots charging themselves and paying for themselves, now they are really going to lose their jobs haha
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Wow, USDC can also be used for automatic settlement, so in the future, won't robots be completely self-sufficient?
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What is Silicon Valley playing at again? Is this really happening or just another hype?
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The name x402 protocol sounds a bit stiff, but theoretically, if it works, it's indeed impressive.
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Robots with money can also spend it themselves, I just want to know who will pay the taxes.
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Isn't this creating economic independence for AI? It feels a bit dangerous.
OpenMind partners with Circle to launch AI payment infrastructure, enabling robots to achieve autonomous economic cycles
【BitPush】OpenMind and Circle’s collaboration is indeed interesting. The two companies have jointly launched a payment system aimed at AI agents and embodied robots, with the core being the integration of USDC stablecoin and OpenMind’s x402 protocol module, enabling robots to directly complete energy, service, and data transaction settlements in the real world.
Some time ago, Circle released a demo on social media showing a robot charging itself and completing the entire payment process via USDC, which looked very smooth. The significance behind this is substantial—robots can self-charge without changing batteries, effectively gaining a true “self-sustaining capability.”
The OpenMind team plans to pilot this scheme in Silicon Valley first, then gradually expand outward. Their goal is clear: to provide a universal, convenient on-chain payment solution for the large-scale application of embodied AI in daily life. This way, intelligent agents can achieve longer endurance and fully automatic operation, gradually integrating into human daily ecosystems. In simple terms, it’s about giving AI genuine economic autonomy.