Sharing my long-term thesis on $GRASS,

For the last 30y, the internet has been monetizing traffic via ads. They capture human attention, sell the pixels, repeat.

However, traffic dynamics are changing and I envision a world where humans won’t be going to websites anymore for online services, agents will do it for you.

(It happens to me, I used to use Google to look for information, I use ChatGPT as my default info browser now).

So the classic logic breaks when the web visitors are AI agents. As of today, 57%+ of traffic is coming as API requests.

Money is following the shift. The API-management market was about $5 billion in 2022 and is on track to exceed $30 billion by 2032.

That’s where @grass | $GRASS fits. It turns idle consumer bandwidth into a giant scraper, packaging fresh text, images, and video behind a permissionless API.

Contributors earn the token; agents pay per query; settlement happens on-chain. Simple.

As ads level off and API meters spin up, whoever owns the cleanest, openly priced data wins the next internet.

Grass aims to be that high qty, real-time data refinery.

That’s my bet with $GRASS.