According to CoinMeta, Cathie Wood stated at the Robinhood summit on Wednesday that smart investors need to start paying attention to the consumption trends of AI agents. She mentioned that with the rise of AI agents, investors may need to "follow the agents" rather than just "follow the developers." Wood pointed out that AI agents can perform tasks on behalf of users, not just answer questions or generate text. Her comments sparked discussions about how AI agents will impact consumer and financial systems. Joseph Chalom, the co-CEO of Sharplink, believes that the financial system governed by AI agents should not be controlled by a few banks or tech companies. He emphasized that users should have control over the consumption permissions of these agents and be able to transfer them between different financial service providers. Chalom also mentioned that open blockchains like Ethereum can provide a common financial network for various agents and applications.