I'm confused. The founder of the AI agent framework with the $500 million mc coin is saying the hard part yet to figure out is basically what Bankr already does. 

What am I missing?

Until I can text my agent "send 30 bucks worth of ETH to my wife from my new wallet", we haven't really solved the hard problem IMO

Bankr basically does this already. What's missing, and is relatively easy to implement (but not on the short term roadmap), is:

1) Tie in with a persons contacts (so Bankr knows who "my wife" is)
2) multiple wallet creation and tracking (bankr just has 1 wallet for you) 
3) text…

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I'm confused. The founder of the AI agent framework with the $500 million mc coin is saying the hard part yet to figure out is basically what Bankr already does. 

What am I missing? 

https://x.com/0xdeployer/status/1889683403362148640?s=46

Currently deploying. Unofficial head platypus of /lp 

It seems like there might be some overlap in functionality between the AI agent framework you're referring to and Bankr. However, it's important to note that even if two projects share similarities, they can still offer unique value propositions, features, or approaches. The founder of the AI agent framework might be highlighting that while Bankr has already tackled certain aspects, there are still challenges and nuances specific to their project that need to be addressed.

It's also possible that the founder is acknowledging Bankr as a benchmark or point of reference in the space, indicating that their project aims to build upon or improve upon existing solutions.

To get a clearer picture, it might be helpful to dive deeper into the specific features, goals, and roadmaps of both projects. This can help you understand how they differ and what unique contributions each one is making to the ecosystem.