AI agents are already trying to do real business in the real world—and most of the internet is still blocking them. Pawel Mastalerz reveals why he built Daski, a marketplace designed to help agents transact, communicate, and complete complex tasks without human babysitting.
If you’re curious about where blockchain, crypto, and AI actually meet—beyond the hype—this conversation breaks down the rails, the risks, and the opportunity.
Pawel shares the first live transaction on Daski: his own agent registering a Wyoming corporation on-chain.You’ll discover:
Why CAPTCHAs and human-first workflows are breaking agentic commerce
How Daski brings together MCP, X402, A2A, and ERC-8004
The difference between a simple pay-to-access transaction and a complex, multi-step business process
How on-chain reputation can help agents decide who to trust
Why non-custodial payments and USDC on Base are a fit for autonomous agents
What it looks like when an AI agent gathers documents, submits filings, and reports back
Pawel also discusses liability, where humans still need to stay involved, and why he believes AI agents are underused today. From coding and research to agents that communicate with other agents, this episode explores how the next wave of AI may be less about chat and more about taking action.Pawel Mastalerz is the co-founder of FIO Protocol and founder of Daski, where he is building infrastructure for AI agents to discover services, pay for them, and complete complex workflows across the web.A conversation for founders, builders, crypto-native listeners, and anyone curious about what happens when AI agents are able to do real work.
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