A recent discussion between analysts highlighted that AI agents will prioritize execution speed over ideological chain loyalty, unlike human users who often select networks based on community or philosophy. The conversation noted that a rational agent would execute transactions on any blockchain offering even marginal performance improvements, such as being 10 milliseconds faster. This shift in behavior is expected to force blockchains to compete primarily on efficiency for machine users. As networks become cheaper and faster, it becomes economically viable to deploy more agents on-chain, creating a feedback loop where increased agentic activity drives further reductions in transaction costs and latency, potentially leading to exponential growth in on-chain automation.