In this episode of AGNT, theCUBE + NYSE Wired's Gemma Allen and co-host Raphaëlle d'Ornano, broadcasting from the New York Stock Exchange, discuss the emergence of Moltbook, the rapid rise of agentic AI and what both mean for enterprise markets and public investors. D'Ornano frames Moltbook — a Reddit-like platform where AI agents interact autonomously via API calls — as a meaningful discontinuity, noting the platform reached 1.5 million agents almost immediately with growth unlike anything seen from human social networks. The discussion highlights how Moltbook signals the arrival of what d'Ornano terms the "inference economy," where agents drive massive compute demand at scale — a dynamic that briefly lifted stocks including Cloudflare and Apple's Mac mini sales even before most observers knew what Moltbook was. The conversation also explores the significant security and legal gaps exposed by the platform, including terms and conditions that place content responsibility on agents rather than humans — a crack the legal system has yet to address. Allen and d'Ornano turn to the broader market turbulence shaking tech stocks, examining how enterprise CFOs are allocating 80% of budgets to AI while expecting tangible returns and how announcements from Google, Meta and Oracle reveal the staggering CapEx reality behind the buildout. D'Ornano argues that legacy SaaS companies face an existential challenge, not from agents replacing software but from the urgent need to redefine their moat — shifting from per-seat models to consumption-based pricing and repositioning as orchestrators close to user intent. From Elon Musk's vision of inference in space through a potential SpaceX-xAI vertical integration to the earnings volatility ahead, the episode maps the forces reshaping enterprise tech in real time.