Actually, I came across this post yesterday while doing some research, but after seeing someone buy it today, I decided to post it and feels like didn’t want all the time I spent researching to go to waste It’s one of those coins only the old-timers in crypto would remember, and since the project gave up on providing liquidity, it even got delisted from several exchanges. Not financial advice, I’d just say it’s worth thinking that the A2A-X402 combo could really catch on. Back in April, Google announced something called the A2A Protocol — an open protocol that enables interaction between AI agents. At that time, the only crypto-related project among the partners was Questflow, which happens to be the one incubating SANTA. (Questflow is without a doubt one of the heavyweights in the A2A-X402 things in crypto space) Since then, more global players have joined as A2A partners, and even ArcBlock — only users from korean cex wait for moving into “Silvertown” would probably know — has officially become part of it. I remember the coins from 2018 to 2020—especially the ones that got completely delisted—were honestly wild. Even the way they got delisted was dramatic and flashy. That’s why I thought Arcblock was done for, and I just found out yesterday that the project is somehow still alive. So it really surprised me to find out, after doing some research, that Arcblock has almost finished connecting the DID and payment layers between its agents to the A2A network, and that they’re developing a payment kit aimed at standardizing A2A transactions while focusing on partnerships with major companies. https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-role-does-arcblock-play-i-DhUDMHGVToiBd0mC3ZVt9g#0 cc; https://a2a-protocol.org/latest/partners/ https://a2aprotocol.ai/a2a-partners https://github.com/google-agentic-commerce/a2a-x402?tab=readme-ov-file(Definalist)