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Overcast Manifesto Abstract A foundational asymmetry characterizes the coming migration of commercial activity to autonomous systems. While the volume of machine-driven transactions—agentic commerce, institutional B2B payments, cross-jurisdictional capital allocation, programmable wage disbursement is projected to expand by two orders of magnitude this decade. The settlement infrastructure upon which this activity depends remains structurally misaligned with the requirements of autonomous commercial actors: it lacks programmable finality, offers no transactional privacy, and provides no mechanism for embedded compliance at the protocol level. Blockchain rails offer the programmability and finality that autonomous systems require, but attain utility as institutional infrastructure only when augmented by privacy. Privacy, in turn, cannot achieve widespread adoption without programmable compliance. This article argues that determinism, privacy, and embedded compliance (zkKYC) constitute a trilemma that any settlement layer for institutional digital commerce must solve and that solutions addressing only one or two of these requirements will fail to achieve production-scale adoption. 📗Full Manifesto: https://t.co/y4gqKmzGrV 📙Tech Paper: https://t.co/kAfInrOROQ 🌐Website: https://t.co/unFzZQAOnX