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days: building wallet infra for fintechs @get_para 👩🏻‍💻 nights: exploring the bay, internet culture, and bodies of water 🚣

San Francisco, CA Katılım Ocak 2017
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Harpalsinh Jadeja
Harpalsinh Jadeja@harpaljadeja·
Reducing signup friction is one of the most important things for dApp adoption. When you build dApps with Monskills, the dApp will allow users to sign up using familiar web2 methods like Email, Google, X, passkey, etc... without needing a wallet first. Install Monskills today and let your agent wire it up! (powered by @get_para)
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Canton Network
Canton Network@CantonNetwork·
Institutional asset workflows on Canton, now accessible through @Get_Para's wallet infrastructure. Tokenized Treasuries, repo, collateral, bonds, and deposit tokens with Distributed MPC security. ↓ Learn more.
Para ✴️@get_para

Canton is where regulated finance is moving onchain, with participation from major financial institutions like the DTCC, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan Para is now live on @CantonNetwork, protected by Distributed MPC security and already trusted by 15M+ users

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Para ✴️
Para ✴️@get_para·
Canton is where regulated finance is moving onchain, with participation from major financial institutions like the DTCC, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan Para is now live on @CantonNetwork, protected by Distributed MPC security and already trusted by 15M+ users
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Syndicate
Syndicate@syndicateio·
Syndicate Labs is winding down. After five years building onchain developer infrastructure, the rollup market has fundamentally shifted, making this decision necessary. Here's what this means for the network, token holders, and developers building with Syndicate.
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aditi@adeets_22·
@WillPapper Syndicate is one of the highest-integrity teams in the game. So honored to have worked together. Incredible run, and excited to see what you do next!!
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Will Papper ✺
Will Papper ✺@WillPapper·
I have some news: After five years, Syndicate Labs is winding down. Unfortunately, our customer traction was not enough to make a viable business or sustain us as a contributor to Syndicate Network. I’m proud of what we contributed to this space over the prior half a decade, from helping Constitution DAO place a bid at Sotheby’s to powering smart contracts for Fortune 100s to providing transaction broadcasting and rollups to hundreds of startups. Our focus for the past few years has been customizable appchains. To put it bluntly, the rollup market has not been thriving. L2s/L3s have a place for applications that have hit scale, but very few applications meet that threshold. This is especially true as the market has been consolidating around institutional finance, with declining consumer use cases. There have been countless chain wind-downs, often done quietly. I’d estimate that for every one new rollup being created today, several more are winding down. The ones that are thriving are highly custom, with execution environments built completely from scratch (e.g. Hyperliquid). Generalized EVM rollups are struggling, as is everything that’s not effectively a custom backend. In this market, we only had one option left: pursue an orderly wind-down. We considered whether we could restructure to wait for a resurgence in the rollup market. Most of the Rollup as a Service providers today are pivoting to a consulting model. (Often called “solutions” or “services” teams, these are deeply custom builds for new chains.) We evaluated our technology to see whether it would be a good fit for this custom rollup market. In particular, we allow for sequencer customization, so that block building or transaction inclusion can be heavily modified. We do not customize the execution environment, which is an EVM execution environment (+ Rust in WebAssembly via Stylus) on top of Arbitrum Orbit. All of these transactions are sequenced to Syndicate Network. More transactions flowing through our framework = greater network usage. Most of the customization for chains today is customization of execution environments. This is custom code written into the execution client for different use cases (Hyperliquid for trading, Tempo for stablecoin swaps and transfers, etc). This is so specific to each use case that it’s hard to build into a reusable framework. You either need to build very general primitives (as Commonware and Sovereign do) or you need to have an extensible execution client (as Reth does). Since we build sequencers and do not build execution clients, our rollup framework doesn’t fall into either category. It’s too specific to work as a generic primitive, and not close enough to the execution client to be extended into specific apps. As such, we decided that we couldn’t hold out for the rollup market to improve. Our framework matters a lot for things like MEV pipelines and permissioned rollups for enterprises. The new customers coming across our radar were not that, and instead wanted consultants to build them a custom app, and they did not want a framework. Our prior work would not be relevant, and it would not use Syndicate Network given that it would not use our tech. At the same time, we’d be competing as consultants with half a dozen other teams that have recently pivoted to being consultants. If the work benefited Syndicate Network, it would have been different, but we didn’t see a path toward this kind of consulting leading to network value. Instead, we decided on an orderly wind-down. This helps us: 1. Ensure that we can handle all obligations to our customers 2. Make our work widely accessible for those who want to continue building on Syndicate Network On the first point, we are helping customers migrate after a recent bridge compromise. They can set up a new bridge and self-host on Syndicate Network (which was unaffected) or they can migrate to a third-party hosting provider and optionally back up their data to Syndicate Network. We are working with them right now on the options that they want to pursue. (This wind-down decision was separate from the compromise and reimbursement. We have sufficient buffer that it was not a factor in deciding between these two paths.) On the second point, we have created a toolkit for anyone who wants to carry our work forward with Syndicate Network. If someone does step up, all of our code and tooling is open source and available for them to pick up our work. We will also advocate for them to receive generous token allocations to support their efforts. If no one steps up, we will proceed with an orderly wind-down of the DUNA and our current hosting for Syndicate Network, which is our current projected path. The SYND token is a smart contract that will always exist, and it can be plugged into any future hosting provider for Syndicate Network. We expect the wind-down process to finish before the end of the year. I wish that we had a different outcome after five years. We sought every single path that could continue to provide value to Syndicate Network. Ultimately, the rollup market did not support paths that would lead to usage of SYND. Team members and investors remain locked, and no team member or investor affiliated with us has been able to access their token allocations. We set up our vesting to align us with long-term incentives, and I do want to reassure community members that there have been zero short-term benefits for any team member or investor. All of our efforts have been focused on helping Syndicate Labs continue to support Syndicate Network, and I wish that we had paths that allowed us to do this. I’ll have more on what’s next for me soon. The contributors to Syndicate and I are staying in the industry and will contribute to it for the long term. In the meantime, my priority is our team, customers, and community members. We will continue to work on a smooth and orderly wind-down process.
Syndicate@syndicateio

Syndicate Labs is winding down. After five years building onchain developer infrastructure, the rollup market has fundamentally shifted, making this decision necessary. Here's what this means for the network, token holders, and developers building with Syndicate.

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aditi@adeets_22·
@aseoconnor Let's go Sean!! So happy for you, congrats :)
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sean o’connor
sean o’connor@aseoconnor·
Excited to share that I've joined Deloitte. For the past 7.5 years, building Blocknative has been an unforgettable journey alongside a talented team and inside an ecosystem that never stops advancing the state of the art. More on the Blocknative transition:
Blocknative | ⛽@blocknative

News to share: Blocknative team has joined Deloitte. This next chapter allows our team to take our work into a broader context, supporting enterprise and institutional adoption of blockchain in the age of AI and agentic workflows. Read on for detail.

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Odo | Odomart🌋
Odo | Odomart🌋@0domart·
Short message about @privy_io We have problems with them for 1 month, their support is awful and doesn't understand the root problem. We have to debug ourselves their own code. They take 1 week to answer and completely out. (And we are paying them 5k/month) For any app scaling to 1000+ users, with diversity of wallets used, I don't recommend at ALL Privy. We will shortly migrate off soon
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Gaby Goldberg
Gaby Goldberg@gaby_goldberg·
I’m excited to share that I’m joining Andreessen Horowitz as a Partner on the New Media team, focusing on the intersection of comms, networks, and investing. I’ve been working on these three things throughout my career, first in early-stage investing and most recently in comms at Rostra, writing about my perspectives and experiences along the way. For a long time, I thought these were three different paths I’d have to choose between. I’ve done comms, but I’m not just a comms leader. I write and build community, but I’m not just a writer or community builder. And I’ve invested, but I’m not just an investor. When @eriktorenberg approached me about the opportunity, he told me I could come do all of it under one roof, at a scale that wouldn’t be possible anywhere else, and crafted the right role to make it work. @a16z is the perfect place for me to manifest the full range of my interests, skills, and ambitions. Erik has been one of my earliest believers (since college!), so this feels like a long arc finally closing. I look forward to working alongside him and the rest of a16z’s brilliant team, and also hire even more great people into the firm. I’ll be taking some time between roles to touch grass and exist in the context. In the meantime, my DMs are always open.
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azeem
azeem@azeemk·
Finally got to sit down with Frank Chaparro for The Crypto Tape. This one took some effort. We scheduled twice and both times a massive blizzard hit New York. The second time I got trapped in Denver with every flight getting cancelled. Ended up catching a Nuggets game while I waited it out. Third time was the charm. We covered a lot of ground, but the part that stuck with me most was a conversation about what we actually expect from crypto founders. Build deep technology, raise capital, navigate token launches, manage treasuries, negotiate with exchanges, and prepare for public market scrutiny. All within 12 to 18 months and the rules underneath all of it keep changing. Years from now I think we are going to look back and be in awe that we expected that. Grateful to @FintechFrank for the conversation.
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Para ✴️
Para ✴️@get_para·
What does it take for an agent to spend $200/week at a store on a user's behalf? @Forbes covered Para's agentic wallet stack, and the infrastructure fintechs are already using to ship agentic commerce in production Thank you @boazsobrado for the thoughtful coverage ✴️ forbes.com/sites/boazsobr…
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aditi@adeets_22·
Incredibly excited to be working with the @paxoslabs team. My team and I spend a lot of time with fintechs thinking through what it actually takes to launch stablecoin products The conversation usually starts with chain strategy and UX, but quickly moves to how teams can make stablecoin balances more useful and sticky That's why a unified integration matters. It helps fintechs offer more compelling stablecoin products with wallets & yield working together
Paxos Labs@paxoslabs

Don't let your stablecoin deposits churn. We're partnering with @get_para so fintechs can pair embedded wallets with Amplify Earn to offer yield in a single integration. Live today: docs.getpara.com/v2/walkthrough…

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Angelina | itsangelina.eth 🌸
Angelina | itsangelina.eth 🌸@angelinarusse·
Today’s a tough one. Mother’s Day is a bittersweet reminder that my mom is no longer here. I’m sharing this not for sympathy, but to let someone else out there know - you’re not alone. Whether your mom is gone, estranged, or things are just complicated…I see you. Grief is messy, love is forever, & you’re allowed to feel it all. Be gentle with yourself today.❤️
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