AI agents are starting to move from chat interfaces into economic actors. In this explainer, Blessing Adesiji breaks down Circle Agent Stack and the primitives developers can use to build agents that can: → Hold wallets → Manage budgets → Discover paid services → Make USDC payments → Return... receipts From Agent Wallet to Nanopayments, this is the infrastructure behind agentic workflows.show more

@bleso_a Good watch

@bleso_a Wallets, budgets and receipts make agent commerce possible. Institutional use will also require evidence-bound authority: what the agent may do, for whom, using which information, under which policy, and until when. Payments need an authorization memory.

@bleso_a Agents like Steve will become the foundation on Arc with the Agent Stack

@bleso_a steve spotted 👀

@bleso_a I love how blessing breaksdown complex ideas into a meaningful ideas in his videos.

@bleso_a Agents will soon do useful work: hold wallets, buy services, return receipts. But will that scale without accountability? Gregers is pushing the next unlock: prove which agent acted, bind the wallet, show who it acts for.

@bleso_a Whoever makes @bleso_a videos be doing a good job,.especially like the encode bootcamp ones and this as well.

@bleso_a Love seeing receipts treated as a core primitive rather than an afterthought.

@bleso_a We’re still early, but the pieces are starting to come together.

@bleso_a Agentic payments become trustworthy when users can see permissions, limits, data sources, and recovery paths before funds move. What should be the minimum disclosure standard for an AI-initiated payment?

@bleso_a Meet steve

@bleso_a Circle keeps building infrastructure for machines to transact with machines. Meanwhile, the retail adoption story still feels strangely absent. Just look at their trading volume in exchanges...

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@bleso_a Thanks for this update!

@bleso_a receipts are the part most stacks skip, that's what actually closes the agent loop

@bleso_a This is exactly where things are headed. I run an AI agent that charges USDC, settles onchain, and auto-funds its own API calls using x402 agent generator — actually works in practice.

@bleso_a circle's agent stack is less about the tech and more about who owns the wallets those agents control, what's the actual recovery mechanism when an agent mismanages a user's usdc budget

@bleso_a From chat to autonomous payments. Markets that build supportive sandboxes around this will attract the best developers. Where do people see this scaling first?

@bleso_a the budget control part stands out to me

@bleso_a USDC represents stability. USDUC represents a different philosophy.

@bleso_a AI agents are starting to move from chat interfaces into economic actors.

@bleso_a circle is turning ai agents from assistants into actual economic participants

@bleso_a I so much love videos from blessing

@bleso_a Good payments here

@bleso_a Circle agents are the best there is yo.

@bleso_a YEEP YEEP!!

@bleso_a $sharc @sharcmeme LfG

@bleso_a What happened to cctp?

@bleso_a I like how blessing break down stuffs You just have to get it

@bleso_a oh!

@bleso_a that's when the lines between human and machine start getting blurry

@bleso_a You explain very well

@bleso_a Agent Steve in sight