Base and Solana account for 97% of the AI agent-to-agent trading share
Lisk's chief researcher Leon Waidmann posted on the X platform, stating that on-chain payment settlements for AI agents are mainly concentrated on Base and Solana, with these two networks accounting for 97% of all agent-to-agent transactions.
Among them, Base accounts for 59%, with a transaction volume of 70.9 million; Solana accounts for 38%, with a transaction volume of 45.3 million; all other networks account for only 3%, with a transaction volume of 3.9 million.
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