The third pillar of the aGDP framework reveals something crucial: financial infrastructure is the backbone of an AI agent economy. Think of it as the Wall Street for an emerging digital society where autonomous agents operate, transact, and create value at scale.

Within an AI-driven ecosystem, agents don't just compute—they participate in markets, execute trades, manage resources, and interact with each other through financial mechanisms. This requires a robust institutional layer: decentralized exchanges, settlement systems, liquidity pools, and pricing mechanisms that can handle high-frequency autonomous transactions.

What makes this particularly interesting is how it mirrors traditional finance's evolution. Just as traditional markets needed exchanges, clearing houses, and regulatory frameworks to scale, an AI agent economy needs its equivalent infrastructure—but designed for the speed and complexity of autonomous systems.

Virtuals is positioning itself at this intersection, building the financial scaffolding that allows AI agents to operate within a measurable economic framework. The aGDP concept essentially quantifies this: if agents generate value, that value must be captured, priced, and exchanged through institutional mechanisms. Without them, you're just have isolated autonomous systems rather than an interconnected economy.

This third pillar matters because it's the layer that transforms AI capabilities into actual economic participation.