Many people mention NEAR @NEARProtocol and still stay at labels like "low gas, multi-chain compatibility," but in fact, NEAR's greater potential is being slowly explored by projects like @intellex_xyz. If in the past, "transactions" on the chain mainly referred to transfers, swaps, and minting NFTs, Intellex is expanding the term "transaction" to include real-time collaboration, knowledge sharing, and state synchronization between AI agents—things that previously only existed in large model APIs or internal company data platforms can now operate in a structured, cross-chain, and verifiable manner. What Intellex is doing is, to put it simply, very "hardcore": it allows AI agents on different chains to communicate and collaborate in a trusted way, rather than just sending assets. No one has managed this before because it involves several issues: 1️⃣ Different chain identities cannot be unified, making it impossible for agents to establish long-term trust. 2️⃣ AI outputs are probabilistic, but on-chain transactions are highly deterministic. 3️⃣ Collaboration in real-world scenarios is complex. Intellex has developed a mechanism called "Adaptive Smart Contracts (ASC)" which essentially uses a layer of dynamic logic to bridge the "fuzzy outputs" of AI agents and the "precise execution" on the chain. It won't cause the entire contract to fail just because the AI's answer isn't certain, but it ensures that every step is verifiable. At the same time, it has built-in cross-chain identity systems and shared memory mechanisms, allowing agents to maintain a unified identity, record historical actions, and accumulate reputation regardless of which chain they operate on. This is the most scarce "continuity" and "trust" in AI systems. Personally, I find Intellex's definition of "transaction" the most interesting. Data exchange, state synchronization, reputation updates, and local knowledge contributions between agents are all considered transactions in their eyes. These high-frequency interactions will bring on-chain activity far exceeding the scale of traditional "transfers" and will shift the real activity of the chain from "human operations" to "intelligent collaboration." Currently, Intellex has deeply integrated with NEAR and recently collaborated with Kaito on a content creation event. Intellex is essentially using blockchain + AI to build a cross-chain "knowledge distribution network," and NEAR is becoming the high-performance foundation of this network. If @intellex_xyz is a cross-chain intelligent neural network, then @NEARProtocol is its central system. In summary, the biggest inspiration Intellex gives me is that blockchain is not just a network of assets, but can also be a network of agent collaboration. The combination of NEAR + Intellex is attempting to construct the underlying logic of this new order.