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Their keys live inside distributed enclaves. If one machine goes down, another can restore the agentβs state from its checkpoint and continue execution.
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The deeper problem with many βautonomousβ onchain agents today is that they are not truly autonomous.
They are contracts waiting to be called, backed by infrastructure controlled by someone else. The operator manages the environment, holds the keys, and becomes a dependency in the system.