The integration of AI agents and decentralized money is poised to redefine financial sovereignty, according to insights from Bullish Capital Management's Sylvia To. The cypherpunk ethos of privacy, decentralization, and censorship resistance, as championed by Satoshi Nakamoto, remains central to this transformation. Vitalik Buterin recently emphasized the importance of "sanctuary technologies" that foster shared digital spaces free from centralized control. F.A. Hayek's vision of money as a market-driven product rather than a state-imposed decree aligns with Bitcoin's characteristics. Bitcoin's decentralized nature and predictable monetary policy make it a unique contender in the quest for "good money." However, stablecoins, while successful, risk reinforcing state control by digitizing existing national currencies. As AI agents increasingly participate in economic activities, they may prioritize currencies with machine-readable transaction metadata, instant finality, and censorship resistance. This shift could lead to a denationalization of money driven by technological necessity rather than human choice, marking a significant evolution in the financial landscape.