You ever notice how platforms that start off feeling user-friendly end up squeezing you for every penny?

In my opinion, it's no accident. Platforms like Amazon, PayPal, even Ebay all follow the same pattern. First, they attract users with great tools and low fees.

Then once they’ve locked everyone in, the extraction starts.

- Higher fees. Changing rules.

- Prioritising shareholders over users.

That’s the extraction imperative in action.

What I like about @BosonProtocol dACP is that it flips this on its head. It’s built on smart contracts that can’t be evil. There’s no central company changing terms on a whim or taking a bigger cut once you’re hooked.

Commerce happens on-chain, between any agent, human or AI, and it plays by the same rules every time. No hidden tricks. No lock-in games.

Honestly, that’s how Web3 should work. $BOSON