stableyard
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@stableyardfi
The programmable payment layer for stablecoins. Pay stablecoins in real world commerce
I have one question, why should a merchant accept stable coins? We need to ask hard questions if we want to scale stuff. So please respond with your best thesis.
we're not "community first". We're "user first". Just so you know
Just got off a call with a stablecoin on/off ramp provider. Merchant onboarding is a QR code. The pitch is simple: >stop handing 2-3% of every transaction to Visa and Mastercard >start accepting payments from a crypto-native user base that's growing fast. The infrastructure is ready. Each new vendor, each new distributor brings us one step closer to mass adoption
Tried helping a friend w/ a first trade with @coinbase @base app. They set up Coinbase with usdc —> to their new base wallet. Learn they need eth to do a swap, even the swap to buy eth couldn’t use the usdc in their account! Crypto is still plagued with the worst user experience
whoever solves shared kyc across infra providers is going to make a lot of money right now, every time you add a new provider in your neobank stack, your users have to re kyc that’s a massive drop off point one unified kyc layer that can be reused across providers would remove a ton of friction whoever builds this is going to print
last week i spent 45 minutes funding my agents. x402 needs a @base wallet @mpp needs a @tempo wallet lobster cash (@crossmint) needs a solana wallet but none of these frameworks help you get money there. they assume you'll just figure it out. so i built Kibble. a skill that teaches your agent how to ask for funds. it sends you a payment link, you pick whatever token you have, and @lifiprotocol routes it to the agent's wallet. feed your agent with any token, on any chain. kibble.sh
honestly the funding step is great but it still doesn’t make agents fully “Autonomous”. imagine hiring 50 employees and personally handing each one cash every time they needed to buy something. that’s what manual agent funding is. it works at 1. it breaks at 10. it’s impossible at 100. thats why we’re building this at @stableyardfi combining OWS + stableyard accounts: — agents get native treasuries. —idle funds earn yield automatically. —agents send and receive between each other and humans. —fully programmable money flows. no links. no clicks. no you. we’re giving them a bank account. agents need their own economy to be fully autonomous and we are giving them that.
