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      <description>Today on The Distribution Desk: the trust layer for agents is being built in public, prediction markets meet their first state-level felony statute, and the venture capital barbell keeps tightening around AI and defense — leaving everyone else to find new capital geometry. A day for builders thinking about what verification, identity, and accountability actually look like in production.

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      <description>Today on The Distribution Desk: the agent trust stack is splitting into two layers — execution-time authorization and post-hoc behavioral proof — and enterprises are discovering they have neither. Plus a felony prediction-market ban, the disappearance of the middle-market VC round, and what happens when AI cost subsidies stop.

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      <description>Today on The Distribution Desk: the trust layer for agents is getting priced — workload identity, credential brokers, and audit frameworks all landing in the same week that prediction markets get their first felony enforcement and tokenized settlement starts displacing the clearinghouse stack.

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      <description>Today on The Distribution Desk: verification is getting expensive. Prediction markets hit their mainstream-distribution moment and their integrity reckoning in the same week, the first large-scale agent marketplace ships without an execution-proof layer, and the WEF makes the SaaS-era valuation framework officially obsolete. The gap between payment certainty and verification certainty is the story under the story.

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      <description>Today on The Distribution Desk: agent payments shipped before audit, insurance, and consumer-dispute rights did — and the prediction-market integrity reckoning got its 60 Minutes moment. A briefing about what happens when capability outruns the accountability layer.

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      <description>Today on The Distribution Desk: liability is the through-line. JPMorgan Payments names the missing primitive (no framework for risk when an agent is the fourth party in a transaction), a sharp technical post-mortem names the architecture (user intent vanishes at the agent-to-backend hop), and the WSJ pries open Polymarket's anonymous arbitration to show what accountability outsourcing actually looks like. The capital concentration and tokenization stories underneath are downstream of the same question.

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      <description>Today on The Distribution Desk: the agent-trust gap stops being an architecture diagram and becomes a procurement line item — Verizon's DBIR naming machine identity as the control plane, SecureAuth shipping runtime authorization, and Salesforce publishing a headless trust model in the same week. Meanwhile Polymarket gets its first major Wall Street compliance memo, Minnesota and the CFTC head to court, and Ethereum's privacy roadmap finally has a shipping calendar attached.

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