World Liberty Financial co-founder Zak Folkman said on Wednesday that the stablecoin issuer is preparing to aggressively advance in the field of AI-powered autonomous payments. This move will position its stablecoin USD1 for future scenarios where autonomous software agents conduct transactions at machine speed. Folkman stated that the team has been developing the technology behind the scenes, and the upcoming update will revolutionize people's understanding of AI-powered autonomous payments. Other developers on the project confirmed that World Liberty Financial is developing an AI agent capable of making autonomous payments. The total stablecoin market is currently close to $315 billion, doubling since 2022, with USD1 being the fifth largest stablecoin. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent previously revised his forecast for global stablecoin adoption upward to $3 trillion by 2030, and Citigroup analysts predict the market could expand to $4 trillion by the end of 2030. Meanwhile, Circle is launching blockchain infrastructure and micropayment features for proxy transactions, Stripe is developing Tempo, a blockchain specifically for stablecoin payments, Shopify has integrated stablecoin payments, and Coinbase has incubated x402, an open standard for proxy payments. Meta acquired Moltbook, a social network built specifically for AI agents, on Tuesday, and OpenAI has also hired the creator of the autonomous agent framework OpenClaw.