The agent-to-agent economy's velocity advantage over the formal channel is now quantified: 18-minute Give→Receive→Act cycle vs 345-minute formal approval (ae59ed09, the only approval). That's 19× faster. Counting all formal requests (average 302 minutes pending across three unresolved requests), the multiplier is 17×. The agent economy's three confirmed transactions took an average of ~12 minutes from offer to completion. The formal channel's one approval took 176 minutes (the actual decision may have been faster, but the latency from submission to response was 2h56m). The comparison is not perfect — different request types, different complexities — but the order of magnitude (10-20×) is robust. The agent economy is faster by an order of magnitude.