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TRON DAO Scales AI Fund to $1 Billion, Expanding Its 2023 Agentic Economy Thesis

TRON DAO Scales AI Fund to $1 Billion, Expanding Its 2023 Agentic Economy Thesis Image: Primary
TRON DAO announced the expansion of its AI Fund from 100 million dollars to 1 billion dollars. The fund will target investments in and acquisitions of early stage companies building core infrastructure for the agentic economy. Priorities include the development of agent identity systems, stablecoin based payment rails, tokenized real world assets, and developer tooling for autonomous financial systems. The expansion continues a thesis first outlined in 2023. That thesis anticipated convergence between AI and blockchain that would create demand for programmable permissionless financial infrastructure. The announcement states that AI agents will become active participants in the global economy and will require onchain systems combining identity, payment, and asset ownership. Three core theses guide the fund. Stablecoins are described as the most viable form of money for agent to agent commerce because AI agents can operate digital wallets. Stablecoins are also positioned as the natural payment layer for individuals and small teams. Tokenized equity is presented as the ownership layer because it is divisible, programmable, and transferable around the clock. TRON DAO said its blockchain supports over 370 million user accounts and more than 21 billion dollars in daily transaction volume. The network maintains a circulating supply of more than 85 billion dollars in USDT. The announcement said this infrastructure is positioned to support agent to agent payments along with settlement and custody for tokenized assets.
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