Circle has long believed money becomes more useful when software can move it, program it, and enforce terms directly.
Jeremy Allaire explains how Arc extends that idea into an economic operating system for people, businesses, and AI agents.
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Circle (tweeted by @circle on 2026-06-25) restates its long-held position that…
Brief
Circle reiterates on 2026-06-25 that programmable, software-driven money is more useful, and Jeremy Allaire presents Arc as the company’s next step: an "economic operating system" that embeds programmable money and enforceable terms for individuals, businesses, and AI agents. The post is a short video statement positioning Arc as the infrastructure to move, program, and enforce money via software.
Why it matters
Circle (tweeted by @circle on 2026-06-25) restates its long-held position that money gains usefulness when software can move, program, and directly enforce terms on it.
Key details
- Jeremy Allaire (Circle co-founder/CEO) outlines Arc as an "economic operating system" designed to serve people, businesses, and AI agents; the announcement is presented in a video linked by Circle.