Daydreams is the first team to support x402 v2 and open source code. What benefits does this have for it? Currently, there are several factors to consider: Firstly, in order to seize ecological dominance. X402 itself is a payment standard, similar to the rules of a highway. And whoever opens up the infrastructure first and is adopted by the most developers/partners/users, will be able to seize the opportunity. The Dreams team is very smart and believes that the facilitator itself is a standardized product. Instead of just running nodes on its own, the money it can earn is ultimately limited (due to fierce competition). It is better to simply open it up and let everyone work together to become a leader, which is also in line with the community driven encryption culture. It is not a closed door project, but a community driven development that benefits the brand. Secondly, on the 12th of this month, the SEC released new regulations that support encrypted payments. The open-source x402 v2 has the opportunity to attract companies and developers who need encrypted payments. In addition to dual settlement mode and multi chain support, this time it also includes Node.js/Elysia engine, Coinbase server wallet integration, etc. Collaborating with Coinbase is beneficial for its long-term development (Coinbase has a plan to invest $500 million in cryptocurrency infrastructure, some of which may flow to developer tools supporting the x402 ecosystem). Finally, the core of Dreams is not the facilitator, but its AI agent. Open source allows more people to run the facilitator themselves, expanding the user base of the x402 ecosystem. For Dreams, its value lies not in the facilitator charging more fees, but in enabling its AI agent to run, with transaction volume and application scenarios, which is what it truly wants. For example, e-commerce AI agents can use x402 v2 for automatic settlement, financial AI agents can optimize cross chain transactions, and so on.