Agents will run companies, trade markets, allocate capital, and negotiate on our behalf.

But today they live in a fragmented world with isolated systems, closed APIs, bespoke workflows, and no shared economic fabric to operate within.

Every breakthrough in autonomy reveals the same truth: intelligence isn’t enough.

Agents need structure.

They need markets, coordination layers, and the rails to act safely and predictably at scale.

So the question isn’t when the agentic economy arrives.

It’s what foundation it will stand on.

We’re building that foundation. It is the primitives, protocols, and markets that let autonomous software interact with the world as reliably as electricity flows through a grid.

A future where intelligence is interoperable.

Where autonomous systems can reason, transact, and collaborate across chains, networks, and domains.