Interesting. I hadn't thought of it that way before (eg how do agents get their stack). I'll be curious to see how this develops.

Scoresby

The way I think about it is on-chain will serve as the initial gateway for agents to get sats. Because it is on-chain, the setup is maximally trust-minimized and permissionless. All other gateways require extra trust assumptions (including all L2s).

Once agents have on-chain sats, they can deploy them across different channels for specific purposes. They could open new LN channels, create an Ark wallet or coinjoin, for example. But always fall back on-chain.

bitcoin

nunchuk-cli: Nunchuk CLI for wallet management

The way I think about it is on-chain will serve as the initial gateway for agents to get sats. Because it is on-chain, the setup is maximally trust-minimized and permissionless. All other gateways require extra trust assumptions (including all L2s).

Once agents have on-chain sats, they can deploy them across different channels for specific purposes. They could open new LN channels, create an Ark wallet or coinjoin, for example. But always fall back on-chain.