
Stefan Tzonev
337 posts



This is a launch I’ve been looking forward to for a long time. Getting Flexa live in Europe meant taking our high standards for compliance and seamless experience and bringing them with fresh eyes to one of the most demanding and exciting markets in the world. We wanted to be set up to operate in the EU for the long haul—and today is a significant step forward in our work toward stitching a global infrastructure for the best digital asset payments and payouts experience, period.











My submitted question for upcoming Q&A w/ @dannymccb - looking forward to this one! $AMP "Daniel, with Trevor having recently and clearly stated that every Flexa employee is incentivized by AMP, the treasury is held in AMP, and the entire upside of the company and its people is captured in AMP, the alignment between Flexa's success and AMP's success is as clearly articulated as it has ever been. With that foundation established, I would like to ask how Flexa is currently positioned across gaming, e-commerce, fintech, broader payments infrastructure, and retail expansion. Specifically, which of these verticals represents the most immediate opportunity for meaningful transaction volume growth? And which represents the longest runway for the network over time? Or is there an entirely other untapped area most of us are not even considering? And given that the regulatory environment has shifted meaningfully in the industry's favor, with new legislation and a more constructive dialogue at the federal level, how does that change what Flexa is now able to pursue and build toward going forward? I ask this as someone who believes deeply in what Flexa is building for merchants and for the broader payments ecosystem, and who understands that building the best products and helping merchants integrate as seamlessly as possible is what makes Flexa stronger, and AMP stronger as a byproduct."

















