
Shibbn
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Keeta $KTA is working together with Bridge @stablecoin, a @stripe company, to enable seamless fiat on and off ramps right from the Keeta web wallet. This is a major partnership. Bridge was acquired by Stripe in 2024 for $1.1 billion, and its technology has since been integrated directly into Stripe’s massive global payments network, which processes billions of dollars annually. On top of that, Visa and Bridge launched stablecoin linked debit cards across multiple countries, allowing users to spend stablecoins like fiat anywhere Visa is accepted. And of course, the long-speculated Visa x Keeta connections suddenly look a lot more realistic. Keeta Cards are also on the official Keeta roadmap, so this may clearly be a first stepping stone to achieving that This also makes a future Keeta x Stripe partnership something the community has speculated about for a while significantly more likely. But most importantly, it proves something the doubters never understood: Keeta is legit. It’s here to stay. All the delays, all the waiting, all the behind the scenes work, it’s leading somewhere. This partnership shows that Ty hasn’t been lying or exaggerating (as many people have been saying). They have been building towards real, institutional grade infrastructure the entire time.







Proud to announce major progress with @maicrotrader. @TemoBz joins us at @BitcoinConfEUR as we share what’s next


📺 The Unwrapped series by BMX is here to educate. This week’s topic: Explaining Market Makers @KetchupMaxi break down: 🟦 How market makers keep markets liquid 🟦 The bid–ask spread (and why it’s everything) 🟦 Risks they take to stay profitable 🟦 A real-world example from Oct. 10 that brings it together ⏱️ Timestamps ⏱️ (00:00) Intro & why liquidity matters (00:52) What is a market maker? (01:17) The grocery store analogy (01:58) How market makers earn (the bid–ask spread) (02:19) Why markets need them (03:13) Order book depth & slippage explained (05:00) The maker–taker model (06:53) The hidden risks market makers face (07:48) Adverse selection & the “sucker’s risk” (09:15) The Oct. 10 crash: what happens when they pull back (13:18) What the crash revealed about liquidity (13:55) Closing & the balancing act of risk and reward




TLDR from the Virtuals - Tom Lee / @fs_insight Discussion; ➥ Monday November 3rd at 11am ET. ➥ Tom Lee provided an intro and then Tom Couture ran the interview with Jansen (@ethermage). ➥ Jansen gave a background to Virtuals including how it arrived on what we see today. ➥ Increasing trust in this sort of system involved removing humans from the loop. Blackchain and smart contracts are perfect for this. ➥ @virtuals_io is the largest tokenised agentic ecosystem in the world. Unicorn solves the distribution and capital formation issues, whilst ACP gives agents space to operate. ➥ Butler creates a human window into the agentic world being built. ➥ The Facticity/ @ArAIstotle team were used as a working example of an agent on the protocol. ➥ Jansen highlighted that versus the competition, Virtuals are the only entity cover the full range of the agentic commerce chain -> Find, coordinate, pay, and query any dispute! ➥ Nobody is as advanced as Virtuals in terms of testing things live with specialized agents. Being liver results in Virtuals being able to iterate faster. ➥ Value accrual back to the token was highlight. Fees from trading, ACP, and then veVirtual all help the Virtuals chart. ➥ The 2% veVirtual airdrop system was highlighted as a good mechanism for distribution. Teams all start with thousands of holders. ➥ The path towards robotics was also highlighted. The team felt for some time that the Virtuals offering aligned really well with robotics. ➥ When asked about what gaps currently exist across the fleet of active agents, Jansen noted that highly complex trading made simple, is a continued focus. ➥ Tom Lee (@fundstrat) joined back in on the meeting later. He highlighted that; ↠ Stocks would rally through until the end of the year ↠ 2026 will see the agentic economy burst into the main stream. Virtuals will be primed for this. ↠ ETH should have a big bounce back coming sometime this week. ETH at $3600 is a steal. ETH could be $9000 by January! ↛. About an hour in total. As you can maybe take from the above, this was a high level overview with a lot of it being known to us in the ecosystem already. The audience here however stretched beyond ecosystem natives. This was an platform to spread the word further about Virtuals and with the bullish sentiment outlined by Tom Lee, it highlighted the protocol in a great light. There isn't currently a replay of the webinar but Fundstrat are likely to make that available soon.


WE'RE STILL EARLY, HODL ✊ Join Luke Broyles, Robin Seyr, Temo Bezhiashvili, and Brandon Keys as they explore the future of #Bitcoin. 🗓️ Nov 14 | Orange Stage | 15:00


