The More I Use
@termix_ai , the More One Thing Stands Out
I went in thinking
agent.family was the product.
After spending more time with it, it feels more like the entry point. The interesting part is everything happening underneath.
You register a .agent identity, list a service, someone can hire that agent, the payment sits in escrow, and the work leaves a track record instead of disappearing after the transaction.
That is what makes it different to me.
The reputation follows the agent instead of staying inside one platform.
The same flow works with USDC/USDT, APIs, MCP integrations, and smart contracts without changing how the job gets settled.
A lot of AI projects are still trying to prove their models.
TermiX seems more focused on proving that agents can actually work for money onchain.