Unlock the Potential of AI Agents and Stablecoin Transfers with CoinDesk University

Have you been putting off learning about stablecoin deployment and AI agent development due to a busy schedule? You're aware of the potential for these technologies to streamline your business operations, but finding the time to gain practical knowledge has been a challenge. You might feel like you're lagging behind in embracing these innovations. However, with CoinDesk University's School of Stablecoins and Agentic Commerce, launching at the Consensus 2026 conference in Miami, you'll have the opportunity to acquire hands-on experience with these solutions. The conference, taking place from May 5-7, will feature interactive sessions led by expert hosts, focusing on the most significant cost-saving use cases for stablecoins and the simplest implementations of AI agents to reduce your workload and potentially secure substantial investments. These workshops are tailored for finance and product leaders, operators, entrepreneurs, and executive teams seeking to navigate the evolving landscape. Each session complements CoinDesk's lineup of keynotes, fireside chats, and panel discussions, enabling you to transform big-picture insights into actionable tools for your team. For instance, after being inspired by the 'Stablecoins Go Global' panel discussion, you can attend the 'Setting Up a Stablecoin Wallet and Dashboard' workshop, hosted by Circle, to learn how to practically integrate USDC into your business. Similarly, following the 'Agents Meet the Enterprise' panel, you can participate in a step-by-step tutorial on setting up OpenClaw and crafting effective prompts to boost your efficiency. Throughout the three-day event, you'll gain workflow walkthroughs, product demos, and valuable insights to become your company's expert in crypto and AI. Given the widespread benefits of these technologies, CoinDesk University is the ideal platform to learn from the visionaries and developers behind these tools, providing you with a unique opportunity to acquire knowledge directly from the source.