According to @ai_9684xtpa, Google Cloud’s Agents to Payments (AP2) partner cohort features infrastructure-focused blockchain organizations including the Ethereum Foundation, Coinbase, MetaMask, EigenLayer (referred to as EigenCloud by the author), and Mysten Labs (Sui), source: @ai_9684xtpa on X; Google Cloud blog AP2 announcement. Google Cloud describes AP2 as a protocol that enables AI agents to initiate and complete payments across providers, placing wallets and blockchain infrastructure within standardized agent-to-payment workflows, source: Google Cloud blog AP2 announcement. For tradable exposure tied to these ecosystems, the author highlights ETH, EIGEN, and SUI as relevant tokens to track alongside AP2-related developments, source: @ai_9684xtpa on X.

According to @EvanWeb3, mission-critical payment blockchains should prioritize discipline and favor Move over Solidity/EVM for stronger safety, referencing the Libra team’s reasons for creating Move. Source: @EvanWeb3 on X; Zero Knowledge Podcast episode 227 at zeroknowledge.fm. The cited 2022 Zero Knowledge episode discusses why Libra engineers built Move for payments and outlines its security goals versus the EVM, positioning language design as central to smart contract risk. Source: Zero Knowledge Podcast episode 227 at zeroknowledge.fm. For traders, Move underpins Sui with the native token SUI and Aptos with the native token APT, linking the language debate to those token ecosystems. Source: Sui docs at docs.sui.io; Aptos docs at aptos.dev. EVM is the execution environment for Ethereum, connecting the Solidity/EVM security discussion to ETH-centric networks and their developer tooling. Source: Ethereum documentation at ethereum.org.