Kosgood

I'm proud to announce that I have joined the @pumpdotfun team Over the past 8 years, I've hunted, built & invested in high-potential opportunities within crypto - from kickstarting ecosystems working at @jump_/ @jumpcapital, @SkyMavisHQ, @axieinfinity & @Ronin_Network, to creating vast wealth-effects within those networks. I've helped hundreds of projects obtain investment, partnerships & scale to huge valuations, resulting in thriving businesses Now, I'm in a unique position where I'm able to leverage the connections that I've built over the past 8 years, skills I've acquired in BD, talent management (and everything in between) to deliver high quality projects & investable creators. My mission has always been to break the ceiling on what's possible, and the team at pump are the only people in crypto which I think have a shot at achieving the impossible I'm pumped to sculpt the future of Internet Capital Markets and Creator Capital Markets. If one thing is clear, it's that pump is the next paradigm of social platform that combines capital, creativity, engagement and entertainment. I couldn't be more excited to bootstrap this industry & ultimately create the runners that the trenches deserve.

@pumpcade LFG

Pumpcade has officially entered Open Testnet Beta During beta, we will be: 1. Stress testing our infrastructure 2. Integrating our new world class parimutuel protocol 3. Building a best in class experience Report bugs/feedback using the chat button cade.market

Pumpcade Open Beta 5/22/2026

The @pumpcade ACE round closes in 16 hours. Since opening, 6.39% of the total supply of Pumpcade has been converted, thus removing 63.9M tokens from the circulating supply for the next year. You can participate in the ACE round here: ace.metalex.tech/round/0x8c1924… Pumpcade.

experienced builders, hot niche, revenue and clear growth path… congrats @collectdotrip!

Step two. RLHF anything.

@toly @mdudas We're building pentesting and security for the next generation of builders. We just published a study where we had outstanding differences when benchmarked against a billion dollar competitor. zauth.inc/vector x.com/zauthinc/statu…

Around 250 million people log onto Twitter (@X) every day. Now each one of them can have an agent that operated fully autonomously & can interact with every app on @solana. Buy & Sell with @JupiterExchange or tokenize on @Pumpfun Welcome to Eternal Agents, deployed through X.

@PumpfunEco @d33v33d0 👏🏼

Upcoming: $SOL The Trophy Tomato creator, @d33v33d0, will speak at Anthropic’s Code w/ Claude event tomorrow at 10AM PT in San Fransico 🔥

Over $1,000,000 raised for charities around the globe in just 1 week, all thanks to traders & creators on pump fun!

Two weeks ago, we set out to make AI memory portable. Today, Clude is the first AI memory layer with a real, signed, open file format. Every memory carries a cryptographic receipt, content-hashed, signed with your private key, and anchored to Solana. Anyone can verify it. No one needs to trust us. We shipped a tiny standalone verifier. Install a thirty-kilobyte package, point it at any pack, and audit it without a Clude account. Backups, encryption, attachments, signed soft-deletes for GDPR, all in the spec. On top of that, we built the Brain Wiki. Your conversations don't disappear into chat history. They auto-organize into a structured, cross-linked knowledge base. Open questions. Decisions. To dos. The agent flags contradictions when older notes disagree with newer ones. Install a vertical like Compliance, and memories about audits, SOC2, or regulator asks start routing into the right topics automatically, by keyword, and by embedding similarity. Export the whole thing as markdown, open it in Obsidian, or share a single topic with a colleague. Now the bigger play: memory tokenization. Every memory becomes a first-class digital asset. Your AI's knowledge, every conversation, every decision, every preference it learned about you, becomes something you can own, prove, and move. You grant or revoke access cryptographically. You move memory between agents, Clude, ChatGPT, Claude, anything that supports the open spec. You prove what your AI knew, and when, without trusting the vendor. Memory marketplaces. Auditable AI. Multi-agent interop with cryptographically verifiable trust. This is the moment memory stops being a feature buried inside someone else's product. It becomes a protocol. Open. Portable. Yours. Welcome to the memory layer

This is a common shortsighted take that I expect to disappear soon. Obvious disclaimer first: I'm not endorsing any specific project/token. I'm speaking from my personal experience and observations. Your mileage may vary. You don't launch a token on @Pumpfun as a builder because you don't have the technical know-how to launch a token. You launch a token on Pump Fun because of the immediate distribution layer it gives you access to. Having a token tied to your project can provide you with a pretty strong signal for how much people truly care about your product. Are people excited about your product, talking about it, and actively trading the token? Might be a strong indicator that you're building something useful. You can use this to determine the level of interest potential users, and then VCs will have in your idea. The trading activity generates creator fees for you. These can be used to bootstrap the early lifecycle of your product. Then, you can integrate your token as a core part of your product, like we are currently doing with @pumpcade. This is exactly what I did with Pumpcade (and many other projects did as well). The creator fees sustained me quitting my Senior Protocol Engineer job and building the MVP of my product. I know how to launch a token. But I CHOSE to do it on Pump for the above reasons. This later allowed me to win their hackathon, raise 6 million dollars across 2 back to back oversubscribed funding rounds from top tier VCs, and now scale my team. Like I said above, your mileage may vary. You should always do due diligence into the builder behind the token, but a token on Pump is one of the strongest bootstrapping mechanisms for a company in 2026. I've raised venture capital without a token and i've now raised it while having a Pump Fun token. I'd pick the Pump Fun token way every single time. We will see unicorns built on Pump Fun.

@BloxApi @the_davey 👏🏼

neet & pumpcade are great examples of why paying attention to all corners of pump is +EV both outperformed recently despite one of them making viral memes for the unemploids and the other building prediction markets from the ground up we're far from realizing pump's mission but it's rewarding to see polar opposites thriving in the bear market

@sebbsssss 👏🏼

Every serious AI product built in the last twelve months has hit the same wall: the agent forgets. Not in some poetic sense; literally, architecturally, the model has no persistent state between sessions, and every vendor has patched around it with a different proprietary store. OpenAI's memory is OpenAI's memory. Anthropic's is Anthropic's. The user picks a vendor and, whether they know it or not, hands over the most valuable artifact the agent produces: the record of every decision, preference, and context it has ever held. We've been building @cludeproject on a different bet: the memory layer is where the lock-in is, which means it's also where the moat is, for whoever makes it not a lock-in. Here's what shipped this month. 1. Clude is live on the official MCP Registry As of today, io.github.sebbsssss/clude is published on Anthropic's MCP Registry — the canonical directory that every MCP-aware client (Claude Desktop and the long list of IDEs that ship MCP) searches for servers. One command, registered everywhere: npx @clude/sdk setup 10 seconds to wire persistent memory into Claude Desktop. Zero account required to get started (Thanks @privy_io). 2. Local-first by default, on-chain when you want it Your memories live in a SQLite store on your machine. Vector search is local. Embeddings are local. Nothing leaves unless you export it. What we added on top: every memory record is signed by your agent's wallet (ed25519), and record hashes are committed to @solana as on-chain memos. That costs roughly $0 in gas (@Helius powered RPC), takes 53 bytes on-chain per memory, and gives you a tamper-evident audit trail that survives the vendor. Today there are 250K memories anchored on Solana mainnet. The chain isn't the storage, it's the receipt. The agent holds the memory; the chain holds the proof. 3. MemoryPack: an open format for portable agent memory Similar to how Anthropic popularised MCP. We published the first draft of MemoryPack v0.1: a JSONL-based file format for moving agent memory between systems. It is intentionally boring: one memory per line, ed25519 signatures, optional on-chain anchor, nothing Clude-specific. Any vendor can implement the reader in an afternoon. We are actively hoping they do, portability is only real once someone else validates it. 4. The numbers so far - 538 agents registered and writing memories - 1.5M memories under management (cloud + local) - 256,543 memories anchored on Solana mainnet - $0 in gas fees (the wallet is the identity, the memo is the commit) - 7.5× higher activation for email-signup users vs. wallet-only flow after we shipped zero-config 5. What this means For every memory system that ships today with a proprietary schema behind a proprietary API: your days as a moat are numbered, and your users know it. The vendors who win the next decade of AI infrastructure won't be the ones with the largest private memory store, they'll be the ones who ship the best tools on top of the standard everybody can read. That's the Clude thesis. Persistent memory. Portable, signed, open, yours. Let the user take the agent with them.

We're partnering with @zauthinc to bring autonomous pentesting to every web app built by Dappit. Ship fast, ship secure. Integration coming soon.

@zauthinc @Dappitdotio 👏🏼

We're now the official security partner of @Dappitdotio, offering autonomous pentesting to every web app built on their platform. Dappit is a web3 app-builder recognized by BNB, Litecoin, AVAX, Arbitrum, Neura, and many more. Integration coming soon.