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Introducing Circle Agent Stack: financial infrastructure for the agentic economy. Agent Stack gives agents the tools to: → Hold and move USDC through Agent Wallets → Discover services through Agent Marketplace → Execute repeatable financial actions through Circle CLI All within defined permissions and guardrails. Explore the site: Read... show more

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Filecoin5 months ago

The missing piece is where the records of what they did actually live. Verifiable storage outside the platform is what makes the audit trail mean something to anyone who needs to check.

Peter Schroeder5 months ago

@circle 🤝 agents

Del5 months ago

Big for $MRDN

OnDB5 months ago

The agentic economy just got a balance sheet, this is a big one.

CryptoDep5 months ago

Embracing new reality 🔥

blockhiro5 months ago

Whoever owns the orchestration layer will have commanding power over agentic commerce's value flow

Lucky5 months ago

Keep building

EAGER5 months ago

@stephdreals Bullish

Inflectiv AI ⧉5 months ago

The focus on defined permissions and guardrails is very important for safety. Managing USDC through programmable wallets ensures that autonomous agents stay within the specific spending limits we set.

Shy🌊5 months ago

I'm taking a look at this to integrate into @Hash_PayLink's Agentic section. The full platform is already circle core

BlockBooster5 months ago

The CLI is the detail most people will skip past. Repeatable financial actions executed programmatically enable the agent to actively manage funds rather than just hold them.

Polyfund5 months ago

This is the infrastructure layer, not the app layer, and whoever owns it owns the agentic economy bullish $CRCL

Alchemy5 months ago

MAJOR

Goldsky ☀️5 months ago

Nanopayments looking pretty hot right about now

arkheτ.hl5 months ago

wen @worldnetwork integration agents need ability to act on humans’ behalf securely

Kohen5 months ago

Everyone will soon be compelled to adopt this economic approach; those who get a head start will come out ahead. Thank you for providing this opportunity...

DigiPaga.com 🫆 💳5 months ago

Interesting ! let's buidl

aryan | 🐂5 months ago

another x402 x <embedded wallet>

Quicknode5 months ago

🤖🤝👨

Vicky5 months ago

Love to see @circle new launch

Jean-Luc5 months ago

Agent Stack is just another way to ensure that even AI agents can't escape the surveillance and control of the legacy lite financial system Jeremy is building.

tando.billops5 months ago

Excited to see how Agent Stack will transform the financial scene! Let’s go, Circle!

Formula x AI5 months ago

agent wallets are trivial. show me what a receipt looks like when the product is GPU time

Signal Seeker5 months ago

so, agent wallets moving usdc directly onchain

jeteex5 months ago

this drops right as my leo moon aligns… not a coincidence

Shiva5 months ago

When MPP support ?

Juriga ngo5 months ago

Loving the vibe of Circle Agent Stack! Excited for all the possibilities it brings!

Orbyx5 months ago

Remember the days of simple wallets?

Bhupendrxsingh5 months ago

@jerallaire circle agent stack is exactly what agents need for repeatable financial actions. execution feels seamless now.

toni5 months ago

The real story here isn't payments - it's coordination. When agents can hold funds, discover services, and trigger actions autonomously, you don't just have faster finance. You have a new kind of economic actor that operates without human oversight.

hanjeet5 months ago

$mrdn 👀

RedEye.Circle5 months ago

Best agent there is

Nur Web35 months ago

circle's building bridges for autonomous financial transactions

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