AI Agents can generate answers, but can they participate in an economy? That’s the bigger idea behind @FinchTechAI now building on @injective. And this development makes more sense when you understand what Finch is building and what Injective brings to the picture. Let’s start with Finch. @FinchTechAI is building a marketplace around three important parts of the AI economy. → Skills give AI Agents specialised capabilities they can use. → Agents perform work using those capabilities. → Tasks connect AI capabilities to people who need specific work done. Think of a creator who develops a useful AI Skill. Instead of keeping that capability locked inside their own workflow, they can publish it for others to discover and use. An Agent can then use that capability to help complete a Task. This creates a connection between people who have expertise, Agents that can put it to work, and users who need results. But for an AI economy to grow, there is another piece to consider. How does value move between its participants? This is where Injective becomes relevant. @injective is a blockchain built for finance, with fast transactions, low fees and infrastructure for onchain markets. It is also developing tools for AI Agents to interact with financial applications and make transactions. Its x402 payment infrastructure, for example, supports payments for online services and APIs, including payments made by AI Agents. An Agent that performs useful work may eventually need to pay for data, access specialised services or use another Skill to complete a Task. When these interactions happen frequently, fast, low cost transactions become increasingly important. Injective’s financial infrastructure can help support this kind of onchain activity. Now, consider what this could mean for the AI Skills marketplace Finch is building. Imagine I create an AI Skill that turns long interviews into short videos. A business needs ten clips from a one hour interview and submits a Task. An Agent capable of creating social media content discovers the Skill and uses it to help complete the work. ✔️ The business gets its clips ✔️ The Agent performs the work ✔️ My Skill provides a useful capability Where supported by the relevant products and payment arrangements, onchain infrastructure could help facilitate payments between the participants. The same concept could extend to research, design, coding, data analysis and many other services. This is the bigger opportunity behind connecting AI capabilities with onchain financial infrastructure. And there is already activity developing around Finch. The figures currently displayed on its website include: → 35,000+ AI native users → 10,000+ Skills deployed → 219 Tasks launched → $68,000+ in total value facilitated These figures give us a snapshot of the ecosystem Finch is building around AI capabilities and work. So, what could this mean for different participants? For creators, it creates opportunities to publish useful Skills and make their expertise available to others. For users, it opens up more ways to discover AI capabilities that help solve real problems. For AI Agents, it points towards a future where they can access specialised services, complete work and participate in economic activity. Finch is building the marketplace for AI capabilities and work. By building on Injective, it can bring that vision into an ecosystem with financial infrastructure designed for onchain activity. The bigger opportunity isn’t just making AI Agents smarter, it’s giving their capabilities a way to create value. Explore Finch: finchtech.ai/