Prometeus — A Journal of Financial Technology
Law, markets and infrastructure in the age of financial technology.
Prometeus publishes essays and commentary on digital assets, artificial intelligence, market regulation, financial infrastructure, cyber resilience and the institutional architecture of innovation.
Editorial mission
A sober and analytical editorial space for long-form writing at the intersection of finance, technology and regulation.
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About the Journal Law, markets and infrastructure in the age of financial technology Prometeus is a journal of financial technology dedicated to rigorous, long-form analysis at the intersection of finance, law, and institutional change. Mission Prometeus was founded on the conviction that financial technology deserves more than enthusiasm. The changes now underway in markets, payments
Selected essays
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Markets and Tokenization: Why Financial Infrastructure Is Starting to Change
Tokenization has long been described as one of the most promising transformations in modern finance. For years, however, the concept remained suspended between technological enthusiasm and limited market reality. That balance is now beginning to shift. What makes tokenization relevant today is no longer only the possibility of representing assets on distributed ledgers, but the
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Blockchain as an Enabler of Agentic AI
Agentic AI is usually presented as the next evolutionary step beyond generative AI: systems capable not only of producing outputs, but of pursuing objectives through planning, tool use, adaptation, and multi-step execution. Yet the more AI becomes “agentic,” the more it encounters an old problem in digital systems: trust. If an agent can act, transact,
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Agentic AI and Financial Markets: From Automation to Market Infrastructure
Agentic AI is often described as the next stage of artificial intelligence: systems that do not merely generate content or assist human users, but can plan, execute, monitor, and adapt multi-step tasks with a degree of operational autonomy. In financial markets, this transition matters because the relevant question is no longer whether AI can support
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Prometeus is dedicated to rigorous analysis of financial technology as a legal, economic and institutional phenomenon.
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