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@CryptoNdee

@castle_labs look into my eyes

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Atomist 🏰
Atomist 🏰@0xAtomist·
I have just spent the last 14 days fighting with the @Wise support team to move company funds between bank accounts we own. Wise built its reputation on promises of cheaper, faster, more transparent money transfers, breaking down the barriers of borders. Our capital was held. Over naming conventions in the reference field. After explaining the source of funds, the nature of the payment, and the direction of the reference in writing multiple times, they cancelled the transfer and returned the funds 10 days later. To make matters worse, they then froze my card mid-dispute. All without notification and with no formal response to my messages. At the time, I was in Thailand, where I needed my borderless bank account the most, where card infrastructure is limited. I had to cover two weeks of business expenses from personal funds while the business account sat locked. In that time, our subscriptions started failing. Slack. Claude. DefiLlama. The X API. The tools we use to run our async operations, manage every client campaign, and ensure the due diligence of our research pipeline. Not because we didn't have the money. Because we couldn't access it. Whilst I am pretty pissed off with Wise, this is not only a Wise problem. This is a rails problem. Every fintech built on correspondent banking inherits the same assumption: your money is permitted until it isn't. A better interface does not change who has the final say. We should not need reminding of this. But sometimes we do. What we are building here is the alternative. Financial infrastructure operating in parallel: settling payments with no correspondent bank in the middle, holding assets in self-custody where no support ticket can touch them, and running rails with no compliance department between you and your money. That is why we are here. That is why this is worth building. That is why we show up every day despite the difficulties of this industry. We aren't going anywhere. P.S. I have a complaint logged. It will take 15 business days to receive a response. Obviously.
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bread.mega@bread_·
"The AI service is temporarily overloaded. Please try again in a moment."
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Ignas | DeFi
Ignas | DeFi@DefiIgnas·
Recognized just 3 out of 7 people from this photo. And I’m terminally online on X
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heisenbruh / mega-burger Σ:
heisenbruh / mega-burger Σ:@0xHeisenbruh·
long ass tweet to say mega AMAs are fucking back for a while, i've been wondering which one's harder to manage: genuine believers or performative community? performative community was a challenge in the early days wen we were learning to deal with masters of convincing the emperor that there were clothes they knew how to be the "ideal members", with years of practice on discord in differentiating their chats, fake positivity, memes, artwork, tweets and other "contributions" truthfully, at times they made me feel good about the "support" we had, but i had to unlearn that instinct these days, i am fortunate to be surrounded by at least a few genuine believers who care at a time wen sentiment isn't too favourable: - @juliencoppola: a voice for fellow builders AND users - @CrypLykos: helpful, fun and omnipresent - @MedoCons: will not hesitate to point out the elephant in the room - @_WABERSKY: i want to add this dude to every mafia beta testing group, insanely engaged with the eco even if he loses money at times (what went wrong with *redacted*) - @hyeon__dev : big brain, champion of spreading our word - @markbbc from The People tg chat: outspoken in his criticism, KPI-maxi, big advocate for mafia app launches esp @blackhaven (obv this list is missing lots of you.) the hard part with both genuine and performative community is: honesty with performative folks, we had to be honest about their expectations of a transactional relationship with genuine believers, we have to be honest about our mistakes that being said, it's a great problem to have mega is quite happy to be honest. uncomfortable silence is not our forte see you on Friday with a new playlist of satanic heavy metal
Shuyao Kong@hotpot_dao

yo, bro bing is sorry we've been quiet over the past 10 days, I’ve heard a consistent piece of feedback from the community: why is the mega core team so quiet? that observation is fair. We have been quiet, and the silence feels eerie for a team that prides itself on building in public. what’s happening behind the scene is that there were several things the ecosystem needed to ship before we felt comfortable being loud again. one example is the bridge. we discovered issues that required deeper fixes than we initially expected, and once we understood the scope, we decided to address them thoroughly. specifically, we are working on a true 1:1 bridge solution to complement multiple low-slippage options listed on Rabbithole another factor is our apps, which are literally breaking every obstacles imaginable and full speeding heading toward public launch (frfr). i know many die hard community memebers have tried them, and are giving feedbacks. to outsiders, it's true that not much progress has been updated so this is my attempt at changing it. btw, i dont have to stress this more but most mega apps are novel, and all of them are essentially money-apps. this means that even the smallest change can trigger deeper questions about risk, liquidity, ux change, and that means a much longer timeline ( often time surprisingly) @brix_money is working directly with Turkish regulators to bring iTRY onchain and enable the TL carry trade. The process involves regulatory engagement, banking partnerships, market maker coordination, and the development of settlement infrastructure that connects traditional finance with onchain systems. The team has started working with major banks in Turkey. The next step before rollout is to finalise the ops around settlement. @SupernovaLabs_ is building the first and fastest CLOB-based rates exchange for trading and hedging economically important numbers that don’t have liquid spot markets, starting with interest rate and FX. Their private beta achieves avg $300m in daily notional trading volume, totaling $10B+ in trading volume already. They are in active conversation with prime brokerage and institutions to bring more liquidity. Last but not least, they just onboarded ex head of growth at Ethena as an investor and advisor. @worldmarketsinc has been building a truly-onchain DEX (no asterisks) with functionality akin to FTX. Mega enables not only their matching engine but also the ATLAS risk engine, so users can “do more with their money.” Unlike FTX, the team deliberately chose NOT to have any form of a backend. WM epitomizes crypto’s original ethos. Currently, they’re in the final sprint of optimising UI and seeding initial liquidity to open up to more users. @hitdotone has just opened access beyond private beta. It is one of the most fun consumer crypto app we've seen, and more importantly the most thoughtful money app. Hit does not make money when users lose. there is no cap on profits, and positions can be held indefinitely. Hit is built on real market liquidity. There is no algorithm deciding whether you win or lose. @Euphoria_fi just concluded its grand Tapathon, giving away a Rollie and a trip to London to a skilled Tap Trader who made $71k in paper money. This served as a stress test for their protocol and MegaETH, fully exposed to the creativity of real users. This pivotal phase now leads right into a fast-approaching mainnet launch. khalas, i’ve learned from the last 3 weeks that despite the core team being more locked in than ever, we should still communicate our progress to the public going forward, we will resume hosting regular Discord AMAs and Twitter Spaces so the community can hear from the team and from builders across the ecosystem. qed.

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NDW.mega 🏰🐍@CryptoNdee·
On top of a pay-per-use model, people speculate on a more dynamic pricing model with better price discovery and product. Will be a long way, but the idea is that; agents will interact from both sides, merchant and consumer. Consumer agent wont need aggregated market places like Amazon/alibaba, but able to scour the "ful web" to find items and able to negotiate pricing, set up escrow, and actually transact.
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bread.mega@bread_·
Bullcase is that there is an unbundling of subscription services and everything moves to a granular pay-per-use model facilitated at the protocol or network layer. So you not only capture the growing agentic economy, but also the $1.5 trillion discretionary spend market
mert@mert

can someone give me their "agentic payments" thesis? it seems highly overrated to me. even if you capture 90% of that market, you make basically no real money on it open to changing my mind though

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Brian Armstrong
Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong·
Some of our best hires were totally unqualified on paper. They always had the same qualities: entrepreneurial, high agency, smart, mission aligned, and they got shit done. If you’re hiring, especially in early stages, seek out & bet on these people. Don’t over-index on resumes.
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matt
matt@mattdotfi·
This is THE BIGGEST upgrade xStocks has ever experienced. You can now access deep institutional-grade liquidity across a wide range of xStocks on major protocols, chains and wallets. Working alongside @leviadam1 and top teams in DeFi has been an honour for me. Job’s not finished, we still have lots of assets, chains and protocols incoming for xChange.
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xStocks@xStocksFi

Introducing xChange Stock market liquidity, onchain, atomically. On Solana, Ethereum, Ink and more coming.

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xStocks
xStocks@xStocksFi·
Introducing xChange Stock market liquidity, onchain, atomically. On Solana, Ethereum, Ink and more coming.
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bread.mega
bread.mega@bread_·
Pumped to have Paper join the team. While I have a good grasp of the general application and technological landscape of Mega, we needed someone who is deep on economics and DeFi. This is that. Very excited.
PaperImperium@ImperiumPaper

Today is my first day as Economics Lead at MegaETH. @megaeth’s approach to its onchain economy is a good match for my own, and I’ll be focused on helping MegaETH grow a thriving onchain economy that solves real problems for real people, companies, and organizations.

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PaperImperium
PaperImperium@ImperiumPaper·
More to come later, and as always, continue to let me know about cool, unique, and useful DeFi or DeFi-adjacent products (DMs open)!
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PaperImperium@ImperiumPaper·
Today is my first day as Economics Lead at MegaETH. @megaeth’s approach to its onchain economy is a good match for my own, and I’ll be focused on helping MegaETH grow a thriving onchain economy that solves real problems for real people, companies, and organizations.
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Campbell | bald arc
Campbell | bald arc@MrCampbell·
My friend’s 14-year-old made $40,000 last month. Not from a lemonade stand. Not from TikTok. Not from crypto. From an AI agent. He built an agent that monitors local Facebook Marketplace listings, identifies underpriced items using comparable sales data, automatically generates offer messages, and sends them from his mom’s account. He buys things at 40% below market and resells them on eBay — where another AI agent handles the listings, pricing, and customer service. He does about 20 minutes of ‘work’ per day: approving purchases over $200 and driving to pick up the items. He has no idea what an LLM is. He just calls it ‘the bot.’ The craziest part? None of this is real. I set up @KaitoAI's new MCP server with my Claude Code. Asked it to index the top AI posts from the last 14 days and pitch me content, and this is the first thing it suggests. We created technology that perfectly mimics humans, and the first thing it does is lie.
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Bucho
Bucho@BuchoStan·
Was asked “why @arbitrum ?” on the ETH Denver stage when chaincraft was a finalist at the buidl-a-thon.
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bread.mega@bread_·
Update:  Add "Head of Ecosystem" to the list of roles I've taken on since joining Mega. Very excited for this opportunity. Mainnet is live, the team is growing and roles/needs have changed. We've all been picking up tasks along the way to make sure shit just gets done.  On that journey, as an extension of marketing, I've naturally interfaced with ~all builders in our ecosystem, and because I'm technical have ended up not only serving the marketing needs but helping pick up technical needs (tooling, feedback, troubleshooting, etc). I enjoy doing that more than I enjoy marketing, which was given to me because of my CT presence and natural knack for posting, but I'm not a marketer and asked for a move closer to builders. This is that, and I'm thankful @hotpot_dao and co has trusted me with it. So what will this role even entail? For me, it's: → Keen awareness of who, what and why teams are building on Mega. Inside and out of our Mafia accelerator, which will have its own dedicated owner. → Feedback on what it's like building on Mega so that the experience can be continuously refined for rapid, low-latency implementations  → Bringing ~all EVM primitives to the chain to be properly owned and available to all builders with an emphasis on AI (x402, erc8004, erc8021, etc) → Working with my team to bring our own experiments and experiences to market in true Mega fashion (follow @artemis_onchain, @machiuwuowo) MegaETH is the most scalable, lowest latency blockchain in our industry and uniquely suited to take on the capacity needs of our agentic brethren. It's my ambition to continue to push builders on our chain to leverage agents, collaborate with each other and expand the design surface area of our industry.  Also, relatedly, I've come to terms with "CT Lead" being a gateway role that won't exist standalone long term.  Every team should have someone who is engaged with CT and aware of vibes, public perception, etc, etc but it's not something in and of itself because you need substance to matter in the public square and substance is derived from meaningful project contribution and awareness.  So while you may come in and start as a "CT Lead," the chances are you were scouted because you showed competency in one or several domains, which should directly apply to the business you're being onboarded to and lead to actual internal contributions.  That means you'll likely take on traditional roles while maintaining social presence but now with deeper substance.
bread.mega@bread_

No, but it's a helluva entry. What a "CT Lead" actually is, is a marketing/culture-forward entry into traditional responsibilities. It is not a new role unto itself. Since I joined mega as "CT Lead" (wasn't even a thing a year ago, but is what it was) my role has become: - CMO - BD analyst - Intern - GTM consultant - Product Manager - Project Manager - Therapist - Technical Consultant - Devrel It's an amalgamation of a bunch of roles with high confidence you can handle and bring in culturally-aware insights to a team. You eventually just get practical working experience on the "professional" side of crypto and can push into a vertical that is traditional + resonates with your skillset.

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