- Jeremy Allaire’s “The Agentic Economy” explores how AI agents and blockchain networks could reshape finance and economic activity.
- Allaire said the project reflects decades of work on open internet protocols, programmable money, and decentralized networks.
- The treatise is available in multiple formats, including a full text, audiobook, visual diagrams, and concise summaries.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire has released a personal work titled “The Agentic Economy,” outlining his long-term vision for how artificial intelligence and blockchain networks could reshape economic activity. According to Allaire, the project presents the convergence of AI agents and on-chain finance, offering readers multiple formats to explore the ideas, although no release date was specified.
Allaire Outlines Long-term Economic Thesis
According to Allaire, the work builds on ideas he has developed over several decades while creating internet infrastructure and leading Circle. He said the project expands two beliefs that guided the company’s founding.
First, Allaire argued that money can move across open protocols just as information moves across the internet. Second, he described blockchains as network computers where autonomous software can store value, exchange assets, and coordinate economic activity without direct human involvement.
He added that advances in artificial intelligence allowed him to extend those concepts further. As a result, the treatise examines how software, finance, labor, ownership, and economic organization could increasingly intersect through programmable networks.
AI Played a Supporting Role
Allaire also explained how he developed the project. According to him, he worked through dozens of sessions, using voice conversations to refine each section before assembling the complete work.
He said more than 100 specialized AI agents assisted with research, editing, design, engineering, diagrams, and fact-checking. However, Allaire stressed that he used AI as a tool rather than an author.
According to him, the ideas, editorial decisions, and final judgments remained entirely his own. He acknowledged that some sections remain less polished than others but chose not to remove every imperfection.
Project Released in Multiple Formats
To broaden accessibility, Allaire released the project in several formats rather than as a single document. Readers can access a 60-second summary, a short version, the complete treatise, an audiobook, visual diagrams, and concept maps.
According to Allaire, every format draws from the same written source to maintain consistency. He added that the project demonstrates how one person can coordinate many specialized AI systems while directing a single body of work.
