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a16z describes five infrastructure layers the agent economy needs. We've been building all five. Identity first: not just giving agents an ID, but tracing every agent back to a human who's accountable for it. That's what Know-Your-Agent does. For governance, we published the AGIL framework, sixteen institutional cells that map human oversight onto agent societies. The FSA-approved payment rail at Haneda processes millions and is the only FSA-licensed stablecoin rail of its kind in Japan. Verification and trust goes deeper: our TEE execution layer sits on Layer '-1', a blockchain-native foundation that hardens trust before the first transaction runs. And AgentCity's separation-of-powers design handles user control through scoped delegation, constraining what agents can and cannot do through institutional architecture rather than technical restrictions alone. What even this excellent piece misses is that these aren't five separate problems. Agent identity without enforceable governance doesn't hold; payment rails without regulatory trust baked into the stack are expensive plumbing. Governance without economic accountability stays theoretical. They're one system, and what connects the layers matters as much as any one of them. We've been building that coordination for years. The frameworks are published. We're scaling the whole stack, starting today at BCCC Collaborative Day in Tokyo. #LetsGoNetX #NetX