Capitalism self-optimizes through price signals, but humans are bounded — in what we can discover, reason about, coordinate on, and enforce. That boundary is at the heart of the *collective action problem*, causing most failure modes in the current system: bubbles, housing, wealth concentration, climate, technology risk, monopolies. These major challenges of Capitalism arise due to structural *risk↔expansion trade-off*: the faster the economy expands, the more uncertainty and risk it accumulates. Push too fast and reflexive risks like *Cyberslavery* — the tech-enabled monopoly power exploitation trap — may start to play out. Push too slow, on the other hand, and stagnation kills you. The recent breakthroughs in technology enable us to solve the risk↔expansion trade-off. AI removes the discovery, cognitive and coordination limits. Smart contracts remove the enforcement limit. Together they enable *Cybernetic Economy* – one that expands fast and self-regulates against the risks that expansion creates. This means that we are finally ready to solve the collective action problem, and tackle major problems of Capitalism. Concretely, through AI-enhanced coordination mechanisms: *regulation through technology* (AI control), *polycentric digital governance* (AI x Ostrom), *AI-mediated deliberation* (the Habermas Machine), *AI-generated market mechanisms* (built on smart contracts), and the agentic shift *from Attention Economy to Intention Economy*. The reflexive Cyberslavery risk can snowball and significantly slow down our progress, if not cause extinction. Hence we must lean hard on cybernetics, and tame the uncertainty through the next-generation coordination tools. This approach will fundamentally change the way we self-organize, pushing us toward *Cybereconomy* — the zero-risk stable attractor that any surviving civilization will reach. **Our mission is to accelerate the transition to Cybernetic Economy, and ensure this transformation benefits humanity.**