Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of financial markets, but what happens if AI is not just a tool but becomes an active participant in the market? Theoriq has proposed an innovative solution: Agentic Economy.

This concept is different from traditional AI applications; it creates an economic system capable of autonomously holding cryptocurrencies, engaging in transactions, finding partners, and generating profits on the blockchain. This may sound like sci-fi from the future, but Theoriq has already put it into practice. The OLP Swarm they launched is already running on the blockchain, and its interaction frequency keeps breaking new records.

The uniqueness of Theoriq lies in the fact that they did not try to transform existing Web2 AI tools but instead built an entirely new protocol from scratch. This protocol aims to address fundamental issues such as how multiple AI agents can reach consensus, how to incentivize them, and how to make real financial decisions. This approach goes further than many similar tools like Copilot and is also more in-depth than the Multi-Agent tool MCP launched by Anthropic.

Looking ahead, before the end of this decade, most knowledge work and blockchain interactions may be carried out by AI agents rather than humans. The key question is no longer what AI can do, but who will own these AIs. Will it be closed platforms of large tech companies, or open protocols?

Theoriq has clearly chosen the path of decentralization, self-operation, and economic alignment. They are turning the concept of a de-platformed AI financial system into reality, which is exactly what is exciting. Although Theoriq may not be the most eye-catching project, based on its technical structure, launch pace, and the recent 39-fold oversubscription on the Kaito platform, they are steadily forging an innovative path.

With the development of the AI agent economy, we may see a more open, efficient, and decentralized financial ecosystem. This system has the potential to reshape our understanding of financial markets and provide new possibilities for future economic interactions.