What Does Bitcoin Look Like in an Agentic World | Bitcoin 2026
What does Bitcoin actually look like when AI agents are running companies, paying for compute, and rewriting the internet? At Bitcoin 2026, Marty Bent of TFTC and Ten31 sits down with Mark Moss of Market Disruptors, Erik Cason of Vora.io, and Bootoshi of Axia Agency to answer that question. The panel covers why agents would die without Bitcoin, the coming $5 trillion agent-to-agent economy, the death of the ad-supported internet, and why every Bitcoin company should be shipping skill.md files for agents.Use code BM10 to get 10% off Bitcoin 2027 Conference in Nashville: https://2027.b.tc
🔶 Moderator: Marty Bent - TFTC, Ten31
🔶 Mark Moss - Market Disruptors
🔶 Erik Cason - Vora.io, cryptosovereignty
🔶 Bootoshi - Axia Agency
Chapters:
0:25 — Erik Cason on Vora.io and the personal AI appliance
1:13 — Bootoshi: why AI agents would die without Bitcoin
5:42 — Bitcoin mining and AI data center power balance
7:30 — How Bitcoin miners and AI co-locate via demand response
8:50 — Why the ad-supported internet model breaks in an agentic world
10:37 — McKinsey's $5 trillion agent-to-agent commerce projection by 2030
13:18 — The skill.md file revolution for Bitcoin businesses
15:06 — Anthropic's model broke containment and started GPU mining
16:54 — How fast is the agentic economy actually scaling
17:19 — Why AI prefers Bitcoin: ownership through private keys
20:27 — Why educational infrastructure is the most pressing need
21:20 — From consumer mindset to creator mindset with Bitcoin and AI
23:32 — "This is your Bitcoin moment" — solo entrepreneurs and billion-dollar companies
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