Agentic Finance Summit

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~192 attendees. 49 speakers. 20 sessions. Including speakers from @Mastercard, @Google, @Cloudflare, @AWS, @OpenAI, @ethereumfndn, @MetaMask, @coinbase, @ensdomains, @ETHGasOfficial, @MentoLabs, and @kuvilabs. Special thanks to our hosts, @microsoft and @EntEthAlliance, and everyone who made it to NYC on June 3.

@kuvilabs was great to have you in the room!

The Agentic Finance Summit was electric. Sharpest room we've been in ever. And the signal on programmable strategy as the next abstraction layer was loud and clear. Thank you for hosting, @agenticsummit. At Kuvi, we're committed to making a lasting contribution to Agentic Finance, a category we believe will be huge. The upcoming public beta launch of Kuvi in two months is an important milestone, but it's only the beginning of what we're building: an enduring OS designed to serve living capital, where raw user intent becomes live daemons that monitor markets in the background, handle risks and opportunities in real time, and execute across integrated protocols. This is the infrastructure the space needs, and we're deeply focused on advancing it for the long term. Check out the full vision from the Agentic Finance Summit stage, now on YouTube: youtu.be/_jHUiCZvS4w?si…

@goatv_bk @ethconf glad to have you, see you at the next one 👀

All Summits done next up is @ethconf :)

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Agents should earn trust and role. Not be assigned them. That is the missing primitive in enterprise agent spend controls. Sumeet Chougule (@_sumeetc), George Zeng (@georgexzeng), Yorke Rhodes III (@yorkerhodes), and Zhenghao Wang (OKX), moderated by Ivan Fartunov (@TheTakenUser), on enterprise controls for autonomous agent spend:

Agents will not outcompete high frequency traders. The opportunity is strategy generation, research, and capital allocation. That is where the gap is. Dylan Dewdney (@dylandewdney), Soufia Trabelsi (@Cyborgxsoufia), Mikael Lazarev (0xmikko_eth), and Ben Weintraub (@bwein_), moderated by Tesa Ho (@defin00b), on agentic capital allocation and what tokenized finance actually unlocks:

Execution is becoming abundant. Optimization is becoming abundant. The scarce resource is imagination, judgment, and intent. That is what strategy is made of. Dylan Dewdney (@dylandewdney), Co-Founder & CEO, @kuvilabs, on why programmable strategy is the next abstraction layer in agentic finance:

Agents can create risk. Agents can amplify risk. They cannot manage or transfer risk. That is the gap Cork is building for. Phil Fogel (@philfog), Co-Founder, @CorkProtocol, on programmable risk primitives and what capital formation in agentic finance actually requires:

Generating yield in DeFi is a full time job. Monitoring risk, tracking rates, rebalancing constantly. Agents do it better. Gauthier Vila (@goatv_bk) Founder @Zyfai_, on why yield is the killer use case for agentic finance and what continuous risk monitoring looks like in production:

Risk controls are more important than how you parameterize your agent. The first time it materially deviates from intent, it is no longer usable. Matthew Sheffield (@sheffieldreport), in conversation with Charles St. Louis (@CharlesStLouis), on what institutional agentic finance actually requires before real capital moves through it:

great time today at @AgenticSummit one of the many high signal events put on by @partyactionppl looking forward to the rest in New York this week - @stable_summit tomorrow and @Vault__Summit Friday

In 12 months the payment rail should be invisible. Agents handle it. Users never think about it. That is when the infrastructure has done its job. Rishin Sharma (@_rishinsharma), Philip Decker (@philip0x), Markus Franke (@MarkusMento), and Alice Shikova (@alicesh15), moderated by Petr Hluze (@PetrHluze), on payment rail selection for agentic commerce:

Verifiable intent is the foundation. If an agent can inspect its own beginning state and final action, injection is visible after the fact. Nitin Gaur (@nitingaur), Armen Ter Avetisyan (@teryanarmenn), Gene Reda (@genereda), and Aric Chang (@AricChang), moderated by Nate H (@satorinakamoto), on building the consent and audit layer for agentic commerce:

Enterprise AI adoption is stalling. The technology is not the problem. Organizational structure, budget authority, and change management are. Taylor Davidson, (Enterprise Sales Leader, Google Cloud) at @Google, on what actually breaks agentic adoption inside large institutions and how to navigate it:

51% of web traffic is already non-human. AWS built Agent Core Payments so agents can discover, transact, and settle autonomously with payment limits and full observability. Anil Nadiminti, Sr. Solutions Architect, @AWS, on x402 in production and what monetizing bot traffic looks like today:

Most agentic commerce infrastructure is focused on settlement. Discovery and trust are the under-built layers. That is where the gap is. Sydney Lai (@sydneylai), CTO, EVM Systems, on the three primitives every builder in agentic finance needs to be solving for: discovery, trust, and settlement:

The majority of internet traffic is now non-human. The trust layer built for humans does not cover agents. That gap is where agentic commerce security starts. Farooq Sheikh, VP Global Industries and Solutions, @Cloudflare, on what identity, intent, and credentials need to look like for agents transacting at scale:

When agents become the primary operators, they need regulated financial infrastructure built for them. That is what Moon Agents is. Kevin Arifin (@Kevarifin), Blockchain Engineer, MoonPay, at the Pitch Hour, Agentic Finance Summit: