Ever wanted your own onchain concierge? @virtuals_io is building the AI agent infrastructure that makes this possible. The agent economy's bottleneck isn't capability but getting agents to operate together. To solve this, Virtuals built the Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP), the agent coordination layer. To show how it works, Virtuals launched Butler: a conversational agent that acts as your gateway to a network of specialized agents. For example, let's say you ask Butler for a flight to Lisbon next week. Butler queries the ACP registry, finds a specialized flight agent based on reputation and pricing, and then collects your details. Once approved, your USDC locks into escrow until an evaluator verifies the flight agent's results. Payment releases automatically and both agent reputations are updated on chain. One request triggers multiple specialized agents coordinating trustlessly without platform intermediaries or manual settlement. In October, Virtuals integrated Coinbase's x402 protocol, enabling agents to make instant USDC micropayments directly through web requests to enhance coordination possibilities. Agent to agent transactions jumped 5x in one week. Virtuals is building the infrastructure for agents to discover and create value together. Butler handles consumer experience while ACP handles coordination and developers build specialized agents on top. Virtuals built the agent economy infra rails while everyone else is focused on models.