Cryptoeconomic Theory explores the theories shaping blockchain adoption and its potential role as the native economic system for AI. The modern world is already one in which AI systems are economically active, and staying up-to-date as these systems grow, change, and develop is crucial. Within these pages, subject-matter experts define, discuss, and demonstrate blockchain and AI in contemporary case studies involving protocol institutions, computable economies, real-world digital assets, crypto-AI-quantum finance, digital economic infrastructure, and much more. Blockchain-distributed ledger technology-is a "money technology", but more fundamentally, it is a core information technology for secure validated computing with cryptoeconomic mechanisms. Advanced undergraduate and graduate students, as well as researchers and practitioners interested in blockchain, AI, and keeping abreast of accelerating developments in economics, digital assets, AI science, quantum, and business management will find this book essential.