Some people keep asking me about x402 on @SeiNetwork, so let’s clear it up. Sei is actually one of the first chains to integrate x402, known as the TCP/IP for value. And it’s a pretty big deal. Let me break it down. 👇 When HTTP was first built, status code 402 = Payment Required was reserved for native online payments but the tech didn’t exist yet. No PayPal. No Stripe. No crypto. Fast forward to now: @coinbase actually turned it on through x402, using USDC as the native payment rail. Here’s what happens in simple terms: 1️⃣ Client requests a resource 2️⃣ Server replies “402 pay 0.10 USDC to this address” 3️⃣ Client pays on-chain 4️⃣ Server delivers the content instantly That’s TCP/IP for value transfer. And why does it matter for Sei? Because latency and throughput are everything. x402 only works on chains that can handle sub-second finality and cheap fees. That’s why it’s perfect for #Sei. Use cases are massive: 🔹AI agents that pay per API call. 🔹Micropayments for content, research, or games. 🔹API monetization without billing setup. 🔹Live data feeds charging per query. If you’re building for the next gen Internet, x402 + Sei = instant, permissionless monetization. No PayPal, no middlemen. Just direct, machine to machine value flow.