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Circle Agent Stack is infrastructure for the agentic economy. In this demo, watch an agent: → Create a wallet funded with USDC → Discover services in Agent Marketplace → Pay for API access through Circle Gateway → Execute financial actions with Circle CLI Built for developers creating agent systems...

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