Mark Cuban: "AI + Stablecoin Combination Can Increase Revenue"

▲ Source: Mark Cuban Companies

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban has proposed an innovative business model that combines artificial intelligence (AI) and stablecoins to dramatically increase state government revenue.

Benzinga reported on April 28 (local time) about Cuban's post on X (formerly Twitter). The content emphasized the need for a corporate formation system that utilizes AI agents and stablecoins. Cuban stressed that state governments adopting this would reap massive profits. He stated that if he were a governor, he would add a feature to easily establish companies. The idea is to increase revenue by imposing premium fees for such services.

Cuban advised state governments to register dedicated agents on the AI agent marketplaces of major big tech companies. This is to encourage users worldwide to quickly access administrative systems. He explained that the corporate registration process should be dramatically simplified. He urged a speed competition, stating, "The first to market monopolizes overwhelming profits."

This proposal comes amidst financial difficulties faced by US state governments. According to a 2025 report, 25 states failed to meet their financial obligations by the end of fiscal year 2024. The total unfunded liabilities amount to $765 billion. Cuban aims to generate revenue by modernizing traditional administrative procedures with digital assets.

On the other hand, there is skepticism regarding its effectiveness and legal stability. Thomas Eunis, CEO of Eco Systems, criticized that not all systems need to be replaced by AI. He pointed out that it is risky to fully entrust the drafting of corporate articles of incorporation to AI agents. He countered that efficient existing systems for easily establishing companies online already exist.

However, the virtual asset industry views the combination of AI agents and cryptocurrency payments as an inevitable trend. Major companies like Coinbase are already building stablecoin-based payment networks. CEO Brian Armstrong is confident that AI agents will conduct more financial transactions than humans. Discussions about digital innovation in state governments signal a fundamental change in future administrative systems.

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