Hawaii Tech Week Masterclass · Honolulu

    Money That Thinks for Itself

    A free, two-hour masterclass on programmable money — how AI agents and stablecoin rails let dollars move on their own. With Sean Cover, CFO of Eco.

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    Date
    Wednesday, September 2, 2026
    Time
    1:30 – 3:30 PM HST
    Location
    Hawaiʻi Creator Space, Honolulu
    Admission
    Free — general admission

    Money doesn't move unless you tell it to

    It doesn't know where to go, when to go, or why. It just sits there and waits.

    AI and crypto are changing that in ways most people aren't paying attention to yet. Money is becoming programmable: it can follow rules, move on its own, and get smarter over time.

    Sean Cover has been building at this intersection at Eco. In this masterclass he'll break down how programmable money actually works, what it means when transactions can think for themselves, and why money is about to get a whole lot smarter.

    What you'll leave understanding

    • What "programmable money" actually is — in plain language
    • How AI agents and crypto rails work together to move money automatically
    • Why this shift matters for Hawaiʻi, and how to get ahead of it instead of catching up later
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    Your instructor

    Sean Cover

    Chief Financial Officer, Eco · Honolulu

    Sean is CFO at Eco, the stablecoin network making money programmable. Eco connects major blockchains so dollars can move like internet traffic — routed, automated, and executed across trading, treasury, and FX without a person pushing the button.

    He is also the author of The Story of Money: The Journey From Shells and Shekels to Bills and Bitcoin, and he's based right here in Honolulu.

    Who this is for

    Anyone curious about where money and AI are heading — small business owners, students, finance and tech folks, and complete beginners. No crypto experience needed. Come curious.

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    September 2, 2026 · 1:30–3:30 PM HST · Hawaiʻi Creator Space, Honolulu. Hosted by Pūpūkahi Tech Foundation, closing the digital economy gap for Hawaiʻi's local communities.

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