Your Digital Twin Won’t Bank at a Branch.
Let’s get practical.
If you’re building a digital twin—a sovereign, intelligent version of yourself that lives online, learns from you, and works on your behalf—it’s not going to drive to the bank and deposit paper cash.
It won’t be wiring fiat through outdated rails.
It won’t be converting USD to AUD at a teller window.
Why?
Because the physical world’s financial systems weren’t built for AI.
They weren’t built for software agents, automation, or autonomous intelligence.
AI lives in code.
It moves at the speed of computation.
It needs programmable value—and that means tokens.
Not just “crypto” in the speculative sense—but native, on-chain currencies built to move freely, securely, and autonomously.
Whether it’s Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, or the next generation of AI-native chains, this is the money system our digital twins will use.
Just like we stopped printing MapQuest directions once GPS existed, we will stop imagining a future where agents use physical money.
It’s not just outdated. It’s incompatible.
So when people ask why crypto matters—
It’s not just about price charts or market cycles.
It’s about the economic infrastructure of the AI age.
We’re building it now.
And the sooner you align your thinking—and your twin—with that reality, the more prepared you’ll be. It’s like being at the begging of the Dot.com era again.
Second chance to get going early.
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I would define money as "an information system for decision-making power allocation" or "information system for decision-making power distribution formation". If you start thinking of what kinds of systems could perform that function in the best possible you start seeing that the concept of money may indeed evolve quite a bit alongside with twins and other itelligent social structures.
