Colors of Web3 and Entrepreneurship

You walk into a store, tap your card for coffee — but the money comes straight from your crypto wallet. No bank. No approval. No waiting. This isn’t sci-fi. It’s already happening in 2026. But most crypto cards still suck with fees, UX, and limited tokens. Here’s what actually works — and what doesn’t. 👇

We just dropped a conversation with @bugarela who is building exactly this with @quint_lang , a tool that brings executable formal specifications to every developer, no PhD required. New episode of Colors of Web3 and Entrepreneurship 🎙️ youtu.be/NL-xUDaSrrw

The catch used to be cost: learning a new language, writing specs from scratch — it was hard to justify. But now, AI can generate these specifications for you. The cost collapsed. And the need for confidence has never been higher. The timing couldn't be better.

🧵 AI can now write code faster than any human developer. But here's the uncomfortable question nobody wants to ask: If you didn't write the code, how do you know it's correct?

Full conversation on the latest episode of our podcast: youtu.be/tSNgyLxe03k

99% of the world has never used advanced AI. Not because they don’t want to, but because they can’t afford it. Meanwhile the AI race is becoming a US–China duopoly… and AI agents may soon replace entire categories of SaaS. We talked about the future of AI with Bruce Yang (CEO of @agnesai_sapiens, 6M users).

Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/4sKigC… Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=wZtWOR… What’s your biggest pain point with traditional banking or crypto spending? Drop it below — Ariel’s insights might surprise you. 🔥

Is going full-crypto for everyday spending realistic in 2026? Where are the biggest opportunities — and pitfalls — right now? This conversation goes deep.

You walk into a store, tap your card for coffee — but the money comes straight from your crypto wallet. No bank. No approval. No waiting. This isn’t sci-fi. It’s already happening in 2026. But most crypto cards still suck with fees, UX, and limited tokens. Here’s what actually works — and what doesn’t. 👇

Spent the last few weeks testing free AI courses while building out insurance research pipeline. Most "top AI courses" lists recycle the same 5 names. Here are the ones I actually found useful, by what you're trying to do: Getting started: - Google (grow.google/ai) - Anthropic (anthropic.skilljar.com) Building things: - fast.ai (course.fast.ai): still the best if you learn by shipping, not by lecturing - DeepLearning.AI (deeplearning.ai/courses): great for applications of AI in industries The one nobody talks about: - BlueDot Impact (bluedot.org/courses): AI safety and governance. If you're building AI into regulated industries (insurance, finance, healthcare), this is the gap most builders don't even know they have. What's missing from this list? Add yours below.

We sat down with @hudsonliao (Hudson Liao), CEO & Co-Founder of @thehogai, on the latest episode of Colors of Web3 and Entrepreneurship.We talked growth, AI agents, YC, and the future of go-to-market. youtube.com/watch?v=Y6E7Bv…

His advice to founders?"If you want to build, build. There's no faster way to learn. You'll overthink it. What you think is perfect is probably not. Get it out there and get real feedback."

Everyone's talking about AI replacing engineers.But there's a bigger disruption nobody's paying attention to: AI is coming for marketers and salespeople next.