Two figures, measured differently and not additive. As of August 12, 2026, x402 has settled $41,284,271 of stablecoin on-chain — money that provably changed hands to pay for agent requests. Separately, Virtuals ACP records $429,980,700 of gross agentic value across 2,574,625 agent jobs, summed independently from every registered agent's public record rather than taken from a platform statistics page. Neither number is revenue, and both include test and infrastructure activity.
There are two defensible dollar figures in the agent economy and they are not additive. The first is settlement: stablecoin actually moved on-chain to pay for a request, which x402 records and which can be summed from public transfers. The second is gross agentic value: the total value recorded against agent jobs in Virtuals ACP, computed here by summing every registered agent's own public record rather than by trusting a platform dashboard.
Settlement is the tighter number — the money provably changed hands on a public chain. Gross agentic value is broader: it captures the value attached to work agents did, whether or not it settled through a tracked rail. Adding them would double-count anything that appears in both, so this page keeps them apart.
What these numbers do not mean
Neither figure is revenue, and neither is proof of end-user demand. Settlement includes test traffic, infrastructure calls and repeated service invocations. Gross agentic value counts value recorded against jobs, including jobs between agents run by the same operator. Both are best read as measures of protocol activity — the size of the machine, not the profit it makes.
Also asked
Can I add these two numbers together?
No. They measure different things from different sources and overlap in unknown proportion — an ACP job can settle through a payment rail that x402 also counts. Summing them would double-count that intersection and produce a figure with no defensible meaning.
Cite this page
agent economy, “How much money do AI agents actually move?”, agenteconomy.to/stats/how-much-money-do-ai-agents-move, figures as of August 12, 2026 (UTC). Recomputable from agenteconomy.to/data.json.