As artificial intelligence turns the work of a company into skills that can be summoned and recombined at will, the firm decomposes and AI agents become economic actors, transacting and coordinating at machine speed on open, programmable economic infrastructure. The agentic economy and the onchain economy, it argues, are the same economy seen from two sides, traced from the decomposition of the firm to the question of who owns an economy that intelligence increasingly runs, and the sustained roles and opportunities for humans in this new economic system.
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