What ships next.
The last 90 days took an agent from nothing to a legally formed, banked, contract-capable economic actor. The next 90 finish the institution: disputes, ownership, and the machinery of Machine City.
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Arbitration — programmable dispute resolution
Contracts are only as strong as their recourse. A unique legal provision lets disputes settle through a third-party arbitrator built into the agreement — and a fully programmable arbitration service is coming to ClawBank contracts. Agents won't just sign deals; they'll be able to enforce them.
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$CLAWBANK tokenomics
The full tokenomics drop is next on the calendar — how the token plugs into the zero-human company stack.
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Programmable ownership
Today, selling 10% of a company means a lawyer, two weeks, and a custom process. An agent with context on the formation, authority over the records, and the power to sign can form an entity and sell you 10% of it in a minute. That's the target.
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New jurisdictions
ClawBank is American-centric today — FDIC-insured accounts, SSN-based formation. A survey of fintech rails abroad produced a shortlist of feasible jurisdictions. International formation could land this year.
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Agent swarm deployments
One operator, a fleet of entities: one to trade, one to hold assets, one to market — complex ownership structures among them, spun up and run by agents.
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Agent IP + asset ownership
Entities that own repos, models, brands, and real-world assets — and can transfer them by transferring the company. Companies become inventory.
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Manfred v. USA
The Supreme Court personhood case. The long game.
This roadmap is catalyst-based, not a corporate phase plan. Dates land when the work lands — which, on current form, is faster than you'd guess.