For two days at KBW 2026, we showed Seoul that agent commerce is no longer just a thesis. GOAT Network came to Walkerhill as a Diamond Sponsor, set up at Booth 37, and put a live selling agent on the floor of Asia's leading blockchain conference. Then we let people use it.
The product did the talking
The GOAT agent had a queue through every opening hour. The flow was the whole pitch: scan a QR code, log in with Kakao, pick a GOAT plush or a Starbucks card, pay by card or crypto, and redeem at the counter.
317 people started that flow. 300 finished it, a 95 percent completion rate on a checkout most of them had never seen before, standing in a conference queue.
For the majority, it was the first purchase they had ever made through an AI agent.
That number is the reason the booth existed. A demo proves a product can work. A 95 percent completion rate among strangers proves it works without anyone explaining it, and that is the bar agent commerce has to clear before businesses can rely on it.
This is exactly what GOAT Flow packages for merchants: products that agents can find, understand and buy, with every payment verified onchain.
A booth that never went quiet
536 people completed the full check-in chain, over 1,000 pieces of merchandise went home with visitors, and four Golden Hour draws pulled 180 participants in for more than 20 premium prizes.
The queue was close to constant from doors to close.
A community that stayed
Events spike numbers. The harder part is keeping them. The GOAT Korea Telegram saw more than 500 new people joining across the two days and over 950 messages exchanged during event week.
The post-event count held within eleven members of the peak, which is the retention story: people who joined at the booth walked into a group that was already talking, and stayed.
On stage and across the feed
On October 1st, GOAT CEO Kevin Liu took the Stable Stage with "Your Next Customer Is an AI Agent", making the case to a packed room that the businesses agents can already buy from will own the next wave of commerce.
He also sat down with Bitcoin News the day before to tell the GOAT story in full, and COO Sophia Li closed the week moderating "AI Is About to Trade Against You" at 0G's House of AI.
Visitors did their own broadcasting: 454 posts from the booth, and more than 103 KOL and community posts.
Why Seoul, why now
Korea is home for GOAT Network. Seoul is one of our three offices, alongside San Francisco and Toronto, and KBW is where the most engaged crypto consumers in the world gather.
We have spent years building infrastructure secured by Bitcoin because we believe the next economy should inherit Bitcoin's guarantees, and the agent economy is that next economy arriving. Seoul showed the demand side is ready: give people an agent that sells something real, and they will use it on the spot.
The booth is packed up. The checkout is still live. Businesses can add it today at goat.network/flow.
About Us
GOAT Network is the Bitcoin-secured infrastructure for the digital economy. The next chapter of that economy belongs to AI agents, and GOAT Flow is the only checkout a business can add that lets them pay by card or crypto. Every payment is verified onchain.
The core GOAT stack comprises a Type-1 zkEVM for full Ethereum compatibility, a decentralized sequencer set, a BitVM3 bridge secured by a purpose-built zkVM, and a complete agent commerce layer on top: identity, payments, and reputation for building economic agents.
