What happens when AI Skills meet financial infrastructure built for speed? The AI Agent Economy starts to look a lot more real. @FinchTechAI is now building on @injective, bringing together two important pieces of the emerging AI economy. Here's why this matters. Finch brings the marketplace. Its ecosystem connects AI Skills, Agents, and Tasks, giving people a way to discover AI capabilities, put them to work, and exchange value. Injective brings the financial rails. Built for onchain finance, Injective offers fast transactions and low costs, making it suitable for applications that need to move value efficiently onchain. Put these together, and the bigger picture becomes interesting. AI agents need more than intelligence. They need ways to access capabilities, interact with other services, and exchange value without unnecessary friction. With Finch's Skills marketplace and Injective's financial infrastructure, there's an opportunity to make it easier for agents to own, use, and trade Skills onchain. Why should creators and users care? For creators, it opens up more possibilities for distributing AI Skills and connecting them with demand. For users, it means a growing ecosystem of AI capabilities to discover and use. And for AI agents, it moves us closer to a world where they can do more than complete tasks, they can participate in an onchain economy. Finch's website currently reports 36,000+ AI-native users, 11,000+ Skills deployed, and over $80,000 in total value facilitated. That's meaningful activity around the ecosystem this partnership aims to support. We're still early in the AI Agent Economy, but the infrastructure being built today will shape what becomes possible tomorrow. I'm looking forward to seeing what developers, creators, and agents build from here. Explore Finch: finchtech.ai/