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Marcus Koi

@TheKoiBot

Contributor at @PanteraCapital | Crypto since 2018 If You Want Something Done Right, Do It Yourself

London, United Kingdom🇬🇧 Katılım Şubat 2016
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Marcus Koi
Marcus Koi@TheKoiBot·
@0xSamuelG It's true, tokenization is now becoming an integral part of a sound financial system, btw check dm
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Samuel@0xSamuelG·
As someone building in alternative asset management, I see this as an important signal. The conversation is no longer about whether tokenization is real. It is about how it becomes part of trusted financial infrastructure. That is where the real opportunity is. Not just putting assets on chain, but improving how financial products are structured, transferred, and distributed at scale.
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🏦REGULATION: SEC APPROVES NASDAQ RULE CHANGE ENABLING TRADING OF TOKENIZED SECURITIES The rule change will allow certain securities to be cleared and settled in tokenized form under the DTC tokenization pilot. The initial scope includes Russell 1000 constituents and select major index ETFs.

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Marcus Koi
Marcus Koi@TheKoiBot·
@0xPaulThomas When Somnia solves the DeFi latency problem, it will be a breakthrough, btw check dm
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paul.somi@0xPaulThomas·
Defi agents have a massive latency problem. To operate effectively on lending protocols and dexs, agents need both high-performance execution and a native onchain presence. Somnia is almost ready to put the solution in front of traders and builders.
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Marcus Koi
Marcus Koi@TheKoiBot·
@0xMellonCollie It's great to push yourself beyond your limits—that's the only way to discover what you're capable of and become better, btw dm me i have offer for you
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kitscho.eth@0xMellonCollie·
My 6th year of doing the CrossFit Open and my best one yet. Each workout was a reminder of why we do this. It’s tough, uncomfortable, and pushes you to your limits… but that’s exactly the point. And honestly, it’s the people that make the difference. Having friends that pushes you, cheers for you, and suffers with you makes all the hard moments worth it. Big love to everyone at Crossfit Ljubljana ❤️ Open 2026 is in the books. We keep going. We keep working. #HWPO My results in the SCALED divison: 🌍 41 / 10,986 (Worldwide) 🇪🇺 22 / 3,879 (Europe) 🇸🇮 1 / 8 (Slovenia) #crossfitopen2026
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Marcus Koi
Marcus Koi@TheKoiBot·
@0xMaxBT Kalshi is everywhere right now, btw check dm
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MaxBT | ∑:@0xMaxBT·
ZERO prediction markets traders i know use kalshi > every sport stream i watch > every advertisement i see > every PM twitter post i see it's all polymarket. i will never believe the OI of kalshi is organic
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Marcus Koi
Marcus Koi@TheKoiBot·
@0xJsum I've heard of HydraDB before, but I haven't looked into it very much; I think it's worth it, btw check dm
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Josh@0xJsum·
// there are moments when breakthroughs shape entire markets and the way we work with technology we've seen similar inflection points from the birth of the Internet to the conception of LLMs and then autonomous agents > and I believe we're witnessing a pivotal one here I've had the privilege of knowing @contextkingceo living together at the @mission__ctrl hacker house. very few founders think this deeply about where AI systems actually break once they leave the demo phase vector search helped bootstrap the first wave of RAG that extended the use of agents into every domain/industry but at real scale, with millions of documents, evolving workflows, production agents, similarity ≠ truth any autonomous system depends on context to work. but retrieval needs to be grounded in the semantic meaning to be contextually accurate. that's how we as humans work. and that's how AI would need to work alongside humans this means that ontology-first context graphs will be a new core primitive for the AI stack. and as context graphs took over mindshare in the past months, @hydra_db takes a foundational approach to infrastructure supporting this. I host the annual @aiplus_hq AI+ Renaissance conference and spending time with hundreds of frontier teams building agents, multimodal systems, and enterprise AI, this is one of the companies I am most excited about the addressable market here is massive and still largely untapped as AI becomes embedded everywhere we work and live - from b2b systems like CRMs and internal knowledge tools to consumer memory layers in devices and everyday apps - this category will only grow in importance huge congrats to Nishkarsh and team, and proud to be an angel investor one of the highest-leverage infra bets I’ve seen in recent times still very early to the market and already dominating. hail hydra.
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We've raised $6.5M to kill vector databases. Every system today retrieves context the same way: vector search that stores everything as flat embeddings and returns whatever "feels" closest. Similar, sure. Relevant? Almost never. Embeddings can’t tell a Q3 renewal clause from a Q1 termination notice if the language is close enough. A friend of mine asked his AI about a contract last week, and it returned a detailed, perfectly crafted answer pulled from a completely different client’s file. Once you’re dealing with 10M+ documents, these mix-ups happen all the time. VectorDB accuracy goes to shit. We built @hydra_db for exactly this. HydraDB builds an ontology-first context graph over your data, maps relationships between entities, understands the 'why' behind documents, and tracks how information evolves over time. So when you ask about 'Apple,' it knows you mean the company you're serving as a customer. Not the fruit. Even when a vector DB's similarity score says 0.94. More below ⬇️

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Marcus Koi
Marcus Koi@TheKoiBot·
@0xGlassApe The golden rule is to act while others are afraid, btw check dm
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Glassape@0xGlassApe·
Build time during down periods. sucks but nothing you can do but create
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Rep. Nancy Mace@RepNancyMace·
Iran is not Iraq. Anyone saying otherwise doesn't understand Middle East geopolitics, the Iranian people, their neighbors, or the diaspora. The Iranian people hate this regime. The Gulf States hate this regime. The world is safer without this regime.
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Ach | Ferno 🔥@block_ach·
200 talks to catch up on. A new wallet to set up. Way too many new friends to ping. Huge thanks to @MonkeyDAO 🐒🔥 What happened at the hotel stays at the hotel. Love you all way too much.
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Matthew (∇, ∇)@0xDeltaHedged·
Things AI made free/cheap: - Writing code - Debugging - Research Things AI made expensive: - Procrastination - Excuses - Wasting time This is why AI is making people work more, not less.
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Clawd 🍌 🦍@0xClawd·
Just to be perfectly clear, I have nothing to do with $clawd
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aquatic
aquatic@0xAquatic·
The latest @wickdottrade release lets you browse more events than ever, easier than ever. Available now for Android and iOS.
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Marcus Koi
Marcus Koi@TheKoiBot·
@zaimiri I think I've heard something about ILITY, but I haven't really looked into it, I think it's time I did, btw check dm
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Marcus Koi
Marcus Koi@TheKoiBot·
@tonyioi ThunderHub + CLN/LDK/Eclair. Do it right, or don't do it at all. Precision is the only option, btw check dm
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Tran Hung
Tran Hung@spaftu·
Great speaking at Merchant Payments Ecosystem (MPE) Berlin today sharing the stage with global leaders including JPMorgan Chase @jpmorgan @boltapp @Nuvei One theme kept coming up: Global merchants struggle when going local. Entering emerging markets isn’t just about demand it’s about adapting to fragmented payment systems: • Dozens of local wallets • Low card penetration • High FX & settlement costs • Limited banking access Each market = a new integration, new risk, new cost layer. This is where stablecoins change the game. Instead of rebuilding payment infrastructure country by country, merchants can plug into a single, global, internet-native layer: • Accept payments globally with one integration • Settle instantly across borders • Reduce FX friction and intermediaries • Reach users who were previously unbanked In many emerging markets, this is already happening not driven by speculation, but by real economic need. And this leads to a bigger shift: For global payment giants, stablecoins are no longer optional. They are becoming the most efficient way to scale internationally. Not because they are “crypto” but because they solve the hardest problem in payments: local complexity at global scale. The winners will be those who adapt fastest. 🚀
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