Jordi Visser argues that much of the crypto infrastructure developed over the past 15 years may be better suited to artificial intelligence agents than to human users. In the analysis published by Bitcoin Magazine, Visser points to stablecoins, crypto lending and tokenization as key components of an emerging financial system designed for automated participants. His view links the growth of AI agents with a potentially stronger long-term case for Bitcoin, although the supplied report does not provide a specific price target or forecast. The thesis comes as crypto markets continue to develop payment, credit and asset-tokenization rails that can operate programmatically. Bitcoin Magazine published the article on September 21, 2026, with reporting by Patrick Green. The piece focuses on Visser’s interpretation of how AI-driven activity could reshape demand for crypto infrastructure and support the broader argument for BTC.
Jordi Visser Says AI Agents Strengthen the Bitcoin Bull Case
Jordi Visser says stablecoins, lending and tokenization may have been built more for AI agents than humans, presenting a broader bullish argument for Bitcoin. Bitcoin Magazine published the analysis on September 21, 2026.
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