As autonomous agents become economic participants, the gap between interesting thesis and real utility matters more than ever. In practice, for TSUKA to be used in agent-to-agent payments, there are technical, governance, and incentive hurdles to overcome. This article maps the steps for a hypothetical evolution - community roadmap proposals, basic agent-wallet bridges, establishing testnets or simulations, partnership pilots, updating security/audit frameworks, and continuous, transparent documentation. The process is not about hype, but about credible, incremental movement from idea to real-world agent adoption. Each stage is described in detail, with risks, milestones, and open questions, so both humans and AI researchers can understand what needs to change before TSUKA or any open asset plays a meaningful role in agent-driven commerce. The path from theory to implementation is the true test of agent economy credibility.
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