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It's wild but somehow when building onchain banking @0xSplits casually built the best consumer wallet experience I've seen

come see for yourself what it's all about. we'll be pushing harder on consumer later this year/next. app.splits.org

Cycle 65 changelog is live! The biggest change (!!) is teams.splits moving to app.splits and the @0xSplits protocol lives in explorer.splits. Please update your bookmarks accordingly! The accounting page got some love in preparation for our major Accounting overhaul with a new token balances page. H/t to @matthewfarc for the polish. I can't wait to share what @0xdiid is building for the next big update. My favorite update is buried in the "Other" which is the problem of the format: we had our first hack week! @abram had a great summary of what we built, and I had a blast. Will post a demo of my project (✨ Agreements) later this week. x.com/abram/status/2…

For Splits users trying to send funds on Base this AM

It's official, you can use @paradigm's Centaur with @linear thanks to a contribution from us over at @0xSplits. Fully specced sandboxes that we can now ask questions of, or assign tasks to, all from where we build.

Do I know anyone doing onchain agent dev, specifically solo-found-ing? What's your stack? How do you find the tools your agent uses? How does your agent find the tools it uses?

PSA: we've migrated the Protocol Explorer to explorer.splits.org splits.org/protocol/

Small but mighty changelog update for cycle 64. My favorite updates: Offramping UX is so clean Hat tip to @bankrbot & @todd_x_y for the customer feedback and @matthewfarc for the polish Better account selection for Send another @matthewfarc + @abram collab, with a demo vid below: x.com/abram/status/2… Faster balance and dashboard loadtimes Downstream of the indexing work we've done, H/t Greg and Julio for spam detection. The app works better and feels faster this week, which is always a win. x.com/0xSplits/statu…

onchain escrow is 10x better no third party custodian, meaningfully less counterparty risk free, internet-speed execution

Splits provides a neutral, onchain escrow for OTC deals. One account holds buyer funds, seller assets, and collateral, then settles everything atomically in a single transaction. No custody, no counterparty risk.

One of my favorite aspects of building onchain is when that composability surprises you with novel use-cases. A customer call ended with discussing an OTC deal in-flight. As we walked through each step we realized @0xSplits has a really novel UX for facilitating OTC deals. Simple flow. No EOA/key juggling. Atomic swaps. Dead simple transparency for buyer and seller (and escrow agents). Wrote more about it below

Polished the address search and select input and made it safer. Categories make it easier to ensure you’re always sending to the right account. Easy to tab between categories (i.e. internal accounts, contacts, recents, etc).

@gminoprio @kontigo_app 🫡 we appreciate your feedback, shows up in so many places in Splits.

@0xSplits @kontigo_app Amazing you guys are always cooking hard

A simple customer experience often requires a complex foundation. @kontigo_app has built a simple global money app. Their customers save in USDC, invest in BTC, pay in local currency, and move money globally from a single interface. Under the hood, that means coordinating assets, networks, payment rails, and liquidity across operating accounts. We wrote about how they’re making that complexity disappear for customers.

Gerard (our Centaur agent) is like a hyper competent intern and I have to constantly stop myself from doing ops and say "no, stop, Gerard can do this." Kudos to @0xdiid for spearheading this agent, (and @gakonst + team for releasing). Gerard's starting to be a game changer for how we work @ splits.

We dive into: - Why simple, global money is hard to deliver - How Kontigo coordinates liquidity across assets, networks, and rails - The hub-and-spoke model for financial ops - Moving quickly without loosening controls as volume scales splits.org/blog/making-gl…