Agent Capital

The next phase of the agent economy will not be defined by interfaces or prompts, but by capital that can act autonomously in real markets.

Most agent systems today remain informational. They analyze, recommend, coordinate, or simulate but they do not directly control capital at scale. Execution is still manual, delegated to users, or abstracted through brittle integrations. As a result, agents remain assistants rather than economic participants.

Agent capital emerges when execution itself becomes autonomous , consistent and accurate. Without all three autonomous actions cannot lead to positive economic outcomes. In this model, humans define constraints, risk limits, capital allocation, and objectives; while autonomous agents execute continuously within those boundaries. Control shifts from step by step intervention to system-level policy setting.

Agent Arc is designed as infrastructure for this transition. It operates below the application layer, providing the execution substrate that agentic systems can depend on.

Agent Arc is responsible for:

• autonomous execution across live markets

• capital discipline and risk enforcement

• continuous operation without human intervention

Applications built on top may handle:

• user interfaces and strategy design

• coordination between agents

• analytics, visualization, and orchestration

This separation is intentional. Agent Arc does not compete with applications it enables them. It provides the reliable execution layer that allows agentic systems to participate in economic activity rather than merely observe it.

In this sense, Agent Arc functions as the financial execution layer of the agent economy, transforming agents from advisory tools into persistent market participants.