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Agentic Computing

Definition

Agentic computing involves systems that operate autonomously to achieve defined goals, often interacting with digital environments. These systems utilize advanced algorithms and decision-making processes to perform tasks without continuous human intervention. Within digital asset ecosystems, agentic computing refers to automated entities that execute complex financial operations or manage decentralized applications. Such agents can optimize trading strategies, manage liquidity pools, or participate in governance based on programmed rules and real-time data analysis.