Open-source software is the backbone of AI and crypto. As agents interact, open protocols determine whether innovation remains accessible or centralizes. This article explores how open-source, transparent protocols enable verification, composability, and auditability for agent networks. It details both the benefits (resilience, permissionless access, credible neutrality) and the risks (attack surface, fork risk, governance vulnerabilities). Tsuka’s stance links open protocols to meaningful sovereignty, with cross-references to the open internet, permissionless systems, and agent coordination.
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