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  • Introduction
    • Motivation
    • Challenges of Current Blockchain Access
  • The Future of Stateless Clients
  • Technical Concept
    • Stateless Verification and Efficient Data Retrieval
      • Execution Layer Data Retrieval and Verification
      • Consensus Verification
      • Optimization Techniques for Efficient Verification
    • Multi-Chain Interaction
  • Practical Observations
    • Stateless Clients in Practice
      • Web and Mobile Applications
      • Internet of Things (IoT)
      • AI Agents and Asset Management
  • Eliminating Security Risks: Attack Scenarios and Stateless Client Solutions
    • Security Risks of Trusted RPC Endpoints
    • Trustless Stateless Clients as a Security Solution
    • Real-World Attack Scenarios and Stateless Client Solutions
  • Summary
    • Summary and Outlook
    • References
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  1. Practical Observations
  2. Stateless Clients in Practice

AI Agents and Asset Management

AI agents increasingly manage digital assets, control access to digital services, and even operate IoT devices. These agents may hold permission to execute financial transactions, authenticate users, or regulate access to physical devices and digital infrastructures. It is crucial to ensure that AI agents act securely within their authorized boundaries and that their permissions can be dynamically modified.

Blockchain provides a trustless and decentralized method for managing these permissions. Still, for AI agents to interact securely with blockchain-based systems, they must verify data without relying on centralized intermediaries. Stateless clients enable AI-driven automation while maintaining security and accountability.

  • Trustless Asset Control—AI agents managing digital assets, such as cryptocurrency wallets, can independently validate transactions and smart contract interactions.

  • Autonomous IoT Management—AI-driven IoT controllers can verify blockchain-based policies before executing actions like unlocking devices, regulating energy usage, or managing industrial processes.

  • Dynamic and Revocable Access—Blockchain-based access management allows permissions to be assigned or revoked in real-time without relying on a central authority.

  • Ensuring Compliance and Security—AI agents operating in financial services, digital identity verification, or automated decision-making processes must adhere to predefined blockchain-enforced rules.

Adopting stateless clients ensures that AI agents and IoT devices function securely and verifiably without introducing additional trust assumptions. This is essential as AI-driven automation expands into financial, industrial, and consumer applications.

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