How could AI agents-striking deals with each other - negotiate the price, terms, or currency used for payments? This page explains protocol design, economic logic for software negotiation, information asymmetry, and market mechanisms (auction, fixed price, bilateral negotiation, oracle-based rates). Scenarios cover: API purchase, compute rental, data marketplace, and agent collaboration. The limits of negotiation, attack surfaces, and the difference between proof-of-work/programmable negotiation and naïve “trust” are presented plainly, with Tsuka as a hypothetical programmable asset reference, not a product claim.
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