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BIG unlock!
Cross-chain just got a lot more intelligent.
With @LayerZero_Core now live on Decimal, moving assets across chains can finally feel automatic, not manual.
Less friction. More building. 🚀
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@ETHGlobal Cannes, France...
We are here from Mar 27th till Apr 6th.
Talk to us about Autonomous Web3!
@RomarioKavin
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Went to sleep, woke up to profits.
No stress, no charts, no panic.
Just set it on @DecimalAt and let it work....
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Thank you @vortex_global for the opportunity to showcase decimal.
Amazing project lineup and panelist. Appreciate your continued support, and we look towards further collaboration opportunities.
Vortex@vortex_global
Building on-chain used to require a dev team. @DecimalAt is changing that. Drag-and-drop Web3 automation across Ethereum, Solana & Bitcoin. 800+ users. 3,000+ workflows. 30,000+ executions since Sept 2025. No code. Full control. 100% verifiable. ⚡ And this is exactly the kind of team we're looking for at Demo Day #4. Real World, Real Tokens. April 7th. Applications close March 30th.
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@The_greatone86 Plz drop in a proposal at hello@decimal.at. The team will look at it and revert at the earliest.
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No one, and we mean no one should have to face this.
Lets put a stop to right now. Together.
Veridian@VeridianVault
I lost $1,135 in a single day and it’s the most frustrating loss of my career as a trader Honestly, being a student and working in Web3 at the same time is a different kind of stress. A few months ago, I had a specific exit strategy for a position I was holding. I knew the price target. I knew the plan. But I was stuck in a lecture, away from my desk, and by the time I could manually get to my wallet to sign the transaction, the market had already pulled back. That $1,000+ loss wasn't due to a bad trade. It was a manual labor tax. In Web3, we are obsessed with the future, yet we are still doing everything like it is 1995. We jump between tabs, manually bridge funds, and sit around waiting for gas prices to drop just to make a move. We’ve become glorified button pushers. @DecimalAt is building a way to put all of those manual steps on autopilot. Instead of you doing the heavy lifting, Decimal acts like a smart personal assistant for your onchain life. - It lets you create automated workflows where you can connect different apps and blockchains together without needing to write a single line of code. - If you want to send out monthly payments, track whale movements, or automatically swap tokens when the price hits a certain point, you can just set it up once and let it run. The coolest part is the Canvas tool. It gives you a visual space to drag and drop different actions like building with digital blocks. You can connect Web2 tools like your email or Telegram to Web3 actions, meaning you could trigger a blockchain transaction just by sending a message. Essentially, they are fixing the fragmented nature of crypto by creating a glue that holds everything together. It makes the whole experience faster, safer, and much more human by removing the boring repetitive tasks that usually keep people glued to their screens.
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A community-focused AMA to help get started with autonomous workflows - what they are? What can you do with them? And the steps ahead.
Mark your calendars!
Jeht 𝛬@visual_jeht
Join us for an AMA Space with Decimal as we break down how to build your first workflow with Decimal from the ground up. This session will give you a practical look into what Decimal is building, how workflows work, and how users can start using the platform effectively....
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Gas fees. Timing windows. Protocol changes.
Manual DeFi punishes anyone not constantly watching.
With @DecimalAt, automation handles it in the background
so you don’t have to track every move.
That’s what real on-chain automation looks like.
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𝐖𝐄 𝐂𝐀𝐍'𝐓 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐔𝐄 𝐈𝐍 𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐒𝐄 𝐍𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐖𝐄𝐁3 𝐓𝐀𝐒𝐊𝐒 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐒𝐓𝐈𝐋𝐋 𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐈𝐓 "𝐅𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐎𝐌"
Stop killing yourself!,
And see how @DecimalAt Webhook saves you and your business.
🧵..... Introduction Web Hook↓
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If you’re building agent related things onchain, like this tweet or send me a dm, we got something for you.
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@lydiahallie Will love a colab and ambassadorship to build better AI systems together.
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Want to host Claude meetups in your city? We'll cover the funding, send swag, and give you monthly API credits for your demos.
You also get access to pre-release features and a private slack with the team! Go apply 💛
Claude@claudeai
We're launching Claude Community Ambassadors. Lead local meetups, bring builders together, and partner with our team. Open to any background, anywhere in the world. Apply: claude.com/community/amba…
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@rime_salmi If we can help with anything, let us know.
Happy to help.
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One of our close friends managed to leave Dubai yesterday via Oman.
The logistics was a nightmare; with different transports in both countries, and the immigration crossing had to be done on foot.
It was scary! but happy to report that he made it out and is now safely back at his hometown.
Please stay safe and take care of yourself. 🙏
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i’m in dubai, no flights out. anybody know how to handle any of this?
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@prayanks Amazing article!
Would love to connect and understand more. Perhaps we can collab on building something together as well.
TLDR about Decimal: combining probabilistic ai agents with deterministic workflows = complex business processes that continuously learn and grow.
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You just raised $5M to build someone else's moat.
Here's what I mean.
Most AI startups I meet are competing on the wrong axis. They're obsessing over model choice — Claude vs. GPT vs. Gemini. They're fine-tuning on domain data. They're building slick interfaces on top of state-of-the-art APIs.
None of that is a moat. All of it can be replicated in weeks.
The founders I'm most excited about are competing on a completely different dimension: time.
Every session a user spends inside a well-architected AI system is a deposit. The system learns their editing patterns, their risk tolerance, their preferences — implicitly, without being told. After six months of daily use, that system knows how you work in ways you couldn't fully articulate yourself.
That's not a product feature. That's a compounding asset.
The architectural decision that separates these two worlds is simpler than most founders think: stateful vs. stateless agents. A stateless agent resets after every session — all that signal, discarded. A long-running agent retains it, learns from it, gets harder to replace every single week.
The switching cost of a great stateless AI product is zero.
The switching cost of a great stateful one, after two years, is enormous — not because of contracts, but because leaving means starting over.
I've written a full framework on this — covering the four depths of personalisation, the three RL signals that drive compounding, and where the research frontier is heading.
Link in the comments.
One question for founders building in this space: are you designing for state accumulation from day one — or is that an afterthought?
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Agentic workflows are changing how software operates.
Instead of rigid scripts, you design systems where AI agents Observe → Decide → Act → Learn across tools, APIs, and data.
Think of it like this:
Traditional automation = a checklist.
Agentic workflow = a teammate.
The real unlock?
Agents coordinating multi-step tasks across on-chain and off-chain ecosystems without constant human input.
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