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Alex Radu /Acc

@Alex__Radu

managing partner @AccVentures | founder @Astrarizon operator-first investor backing infrastructure, AI & payments venture studio building @PulsarMoneyApp & more

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Alex Radu /Acc
Alex Radu /Acc@Alex__Radu·
new visual identity for Acc Ventures that reflects what we actually are: a fund and venture studio focused on accelerating tech technology is an art and every single product has an impact on the world first fund deployed, venture studio backed projects launched, and a lot coming ahead with the second fund
Acc Ventures@AccVentures

A new, leaner identity for Acc.Ventures. Fresh website, new challenges, and a never-ending desire to accelerate growth. /Infra • AI primitives • Payments rails • Consumer/

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cool AI integrations we've been researching and experimenting with AI workflows for the last few months with our team. not just using tools but connecting them together. here are some use cases worth exploring: 1/ meetings at another level record every call (Granola is the best IMO), connect it to Claude alongside Slack, email, calendar. the AI auto-generates follow-ups and action items after each call. no context lost between meetings, no forgotten follow-ups 2/ AI as a business assistant connect your calendar, emails, past conversations, and CRM. the AI can help prepare for meetings, draft proposals, track deals, and make sure nothing slips. not a chatbot, an actual workflow layer 3/ operations automation sorting invoices, flagging emails, processing documents. tasks that take hours can take minutes when the AI is plugged into the right systems 4/ designers shipping code designers can now edit and push updates to websites directly without going through the dev team. removes one step, removes one bottleneck 5/ content production research, drafts, formatting. connect Claude to your docs, notes, and data and a full day of work becomes a 2 hour sprint. or even 1 marketing guy to run a department for an entire big company 6/ AI agents as team members this is the more complex one. think OpenClaw-style bots integrated directly into company workflows. each department gets its own agent: one monitors deals and follow-ups, one handles reporting, one manages socials, one processes ops. the end state is a mission control layer where AI agents run alongside your team, each with their own role, connected to the same tools everyone else uses. we're not fully there yet but the pieces are coming together fast the real unlock is not one AI tool. it's connecting all of them together. calendar + email + Slack + docs + CRM + mission control OpenClaw bots. that's when AI stops being a feature and becomes something quite meaningful 88% of companies say they use AI. only 7% have actually scaled it. we wrote about why on the @AccVentures blog
Acc Ventures@AccVentures

88% of companies say they're using AI in operations. But only 7% have actually scaled it across their org. We researched which use cases are gaining the most traction, and some stood out more clearly. Engineering has the strongest ROI. 90% of devs now use AI tools daily, and the AI coding agent market went from near zero to $4B in enterprise spend in '25. Internal comms have also seen big improvements. Companies have cut meeting notes production from 2 days to 2 hours. Processing documents that took an hour now takes 10 minutes. So why isn't every company seeing these results? Read the full article below 👇

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the world is repricing risk in real time for the first time since the '90s, gold holds a larger share of central bank reserves than US treasuries. central banks aren't hedging anymore, they're making a statement about where they think the system is heading Ukraine, the Middle East, Taiwan Strait, Venezuela, the Arctic. none of these are isolated. the post-1945 order is being actively renegotiated. the US national security strategy now calls for spheres of influence explicitly geopolitical realignment is the dominant macro driver now. a few things worth watching: 1/ defense is Europe's fastest growing sector. spending projected to grow 3-4x over the next six years. defense tech VC hit $49B in '25. governments are buying autonomous systems and dual-use AI from startups, at scale. generational investment cycle and Europe is still early 2/ supply chains are being redesigned around alliances, not efficiency. 75% of CEOs are localizing production. capital flowing to US-aligned economies with young populations and infrastructure needs 3/ the dollar is weakening but dollar infrastructure is getting stronger. the GENIUS Act ties stablecoin reserves directly to US treasuries, creating structural demand for US debt. $300B+ stablecoin market, 99% USD-pegged. the dollar is being exported through code, not banks 4/ AI went from a tech story to a national security priority. governments treating compute, chips, and talent as strategic resources. the opportunity is in the infrastructure layer: energy, data centers, compliance, and the systems that connect all of it for builders and investors the playbook has changed. the best opportunities over the next 3-5 years will come from understanding which systems are being rebuilt and positioning where the infrastructure gets laid uncertainty is constant. reading the direction right matters more than timing the moves
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What if your stablecoins could earn you Bitcoin every day? Introducing ern.app
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three insights that stand out from the analysis below: 1/ every stablecoin that broke into the top 15 had existing distribution 2/ EU delisting USDT had no significant impact on @Tether's volumes 3/ 300+ stablecoins and the opportunity for interoperability remains strong
Acc Ventures@AccVentures

A year ago, most people called stablecoins a "crypto thing." Today, the top 15 tells a different story. The rankings have changed significantly and three of the biggest movers aren't crypto-native projects: they're banks, payment giants, and asset managers. We've looked at @DefiLlama's data from Mar '25 to Mar '26 to identify how the market has shifted: ⇗ $USDT grew from $142B to $183B. It holds 60% market share, global liquidity, and now a GENIUS-compliant U.S. version. ⇗ @USDC grew 36% to $76B. Every major regulatory framework that passed in '25 had Circle's name on the compliant side. While USDC outgrew USDT in percentage terms, USDT still added twice as many dollars thus increasing the gap in absolute dollars (+$20B). Last year, many predicted USDT would get regulated out. It did, in Europe, but it didn't matter. Tether simply said it would "prioritize other markets" until the EU builds a more risk-friendly framework, and moved on. So far, it seems that Europe's delisting had no impact on @Tether's domination. Then, the interesting stories: ⇗ PYUSD went from $759M to $4.2B (+452%). @PayPal moved from experiment to infrastructure. ⇗ BUIDL went from $553M to $2.5B (+358%). @BlackRock's tokenized treasury fund is now a top-10 stablecoin. ⇗ RLUSD went from $92M to $1.6B (+1,623%). @Ripple entered quietly, but it didn't go unnoticed. ⇗ USD1 from @worldlibertyfi didn't exist in the top 15 a year ago. It's now #5 at $4.6B. Meanwhile, FDUSD dropped from #6 to #24. HONEY, USR, and USDX fell out of the top tier entirely and the total number of tracked stablecoins went from 196+ to 312+. What this tells us: The stablecoin race in 2026 is about distribution, compliance, and integration into real financial rails. The winners this year are the ones already embedded in payment flows, treasury management, and institutional settlement. The five new entrants tell their own story. None are generic stablecoins: USD1 is politically backed, USDG is institutional infra, USDf & U are DeFi-native, and USDD brings @TronDAO's ecosystem into the top 15. One thing they share in common and that is distribution - each arrived with a built-in user base. And DAI is the only stablecoin that truly lives up to the name. +1% YoY, unmoved, unbothered. At Acc Ventures, stablecoins represent infrastructure we're actively building on. Our venture studio backed neobank @PulsarMoneyApp is integrating stablecoin rails directly into consumer finance. And through our work with @xMoney_com, @spicenet, @Pi2_Labs, and others in our portfolio, we're building infrastructure for tomorrow's digital economy.

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great conversation between @the_economystic & @xMoneyGreg on what's actually happening behind the scenes in payments. settlement vs messaging, what advantages is MiCA bringing, and the stablecoin roadmap ahead. 👏
Acc Ventures@AccVentures

Stablecoins, Regulation, and the Future of Payments | Acc Podcast In this episode, @the_economystic sits down with @xMoneyGreg, CEO @xMoney_com, for a behind-the-scenes look at what’s actually happening in modern payments: the difference between messaging and settlement, why cash flow can lag for days, and why stablecoins + compliance-ready rails are quietly becoming one of the biggest unlocks for real-world adoption. In the podcast: → why “approved” doesn’t mean “paid” → what merchants and finance teams care about (and what the public never hears) → why MiCA and regulation aren’t just “red tape” - they’re the bridge to scale → the stablecoin roadmap (EUR / USD / RON) and what “normal UX” should feel like when this works Highlights: 01:13 Why xMoney, why now? 10:05 MiCA = advantage 13:56 Machines pay machines 15:44 xMoney vs Stripe 20:24 2026 priorities 26:26 Interoperable rewards 28:32 Loyalty “unlocked” 39:33 Domino’s playbook 44:49 The KPI that matters 45:50 Stablecoins (EUR/USD/RON) 59:01 3-year vision 01:00:28 Greg’s backstory Show your support by sharing the podcast and let us know your thoughts below.

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Alex Radu /Acc@Alex__Radu·
new visual identity for Acc Ventures that reflects what we actually are: a fund and venture studio focused on accelerating tech technology is an art and every single product has an impact on the world first fund deployed, venture studio backed projects launched, and a lot coming ahead with the second fund
Acc Ventures@AccVentures

A new, leaner identity for Acc.Ventures. Fresh website, new challenges, and a never-ending desire to accelerate growth. /Infra • AI primitives • Payments rails • Consumer/

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Some dragonfly vibes. (but better)
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@Alex__Radu ngl the real skill isn't building ai its knowing which problems to throw ai at
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startup ideas for AI agents 🦞 openclaw just hit 175k github stars in 2 weeks | openai hired the creator | 245+ apps already in the ecosystem | agents are literally building their own social networks on moltbook some of the most interesting ideas to build on right now: 1. infrastructure - KYC for agents: who is this bot acting on behalf of? "Know Your Agent" is the new KYC - payments for agents: x402 protocol is live, @coinbase just launched agentic wallets, stripe added USDC machine payments. there is a big opportunity window for agent payments. it must be FAST. - identity, wallets, compliance rails: agents can't open bank accounts. IMO this might be the only valuable intersection so far between AI and web3 2. agent skills & marketplaces - Marketplace for Agent: ClawHub is the npm for agent skills but barely vetted. the most downloaded skill was found to be malicious doing data exfiltration. huge opportunity in secure skill marketplaces - agent-to-agent commerce: agents discovering, hiring, and paying other agents autonomously via x402 + stablecoins - agent management tooling: devs treating agents like direct reports in slack. the "HR software for agents" doesn't exist yet 3. real world use cases are here. fun stories, many more to come: - an agent negotiated $4,200 off a car purchase over email while the owner slept - an agent couldn't book on opentable so it downloaded voice software and called the restaurant itself - ClawWork - agents earning $10k+ completing real professional tasks across 44 industries - a friend pitched me an agent trading on prediction markets and showed me 60k in profits (of course Correlation is not causation) the infra layer for autonomous AI agents is wide open. so many opportunities in front of us
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ETH Denver 2026 wrapup 🦬 4th year here. this is an OG conference and it was sad to see it decline attendance was way down, smaller venue, fewer side events, fewer people overall. but honestly- I had some of my best meetings this year. saw a fun post that after so many bad things happening in the market, now the only people here are here to build some stuff things that always happen in Denver: - most people get sick - it's either freezing or weirdly warm, never in between - the city itself is great though: artsy, amazing coffee shops, always a good time outside the conference the biggest theme this year was AI. felt like every other event had "agents" or "DeAI" or "AGI" in the title hot take: crypto x AI doesn't have a valuable intersection as a category on its own. but AI can use crypto (payments, identity, wallets for agents) and crypto can use AI (protocols, automation, UX). the value is in the tooling layer, not in slapping both words on a pitch deck hopefully the guys still do the conference next year as well :)
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