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Trustless Agents

Definition

Trustless Agents are autonomous software programs designed to operate and execute tasks within a decentralized network without requiring any central authority or human oversight. These agents rely on cryptographic proofs and smart contracts to ensure their actions are verifiable and adhere to predefined rules. Their operations are secured by the underlying blockchain, eliminating the need for participants to trust each other or a third party. They perform functions such as automated trading, data processing, or network maintenance. This technology is a cornerstone of true decentralization and automated digital economies.