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mastercard + google launching “verifiable intent” for agentic commerce is an interesting signal web2/tradfi is starting to run into the same problem web3 has been pointing at for years: autonomous systems require verifiable trust infrastructure but this approach is still payments-specific and network-bound, not a universal layer that’s where web3 primitives have the valuable advantage: portable identity, programmable delegation, attestations, and open coordination across domains market may be down, but the need for web3-native trust infrastructure has never been more validated

@wesamo__ If you want to work in the field of trustworthy AI at a company with some ethics then let’s chat

I just handed in my resignation at OpenAI

@fivosaresti GTME

Companies are going to start paying GTM Engineers $150K+/year. They can do it all: 1. Set up email infrastructure 2. Build targeted lists 3. Enrich data from multiple sources 4. Score leads into tiers 5. Route leads to reps 6. Run automated outbound 7. Build awareness scores 8. Orchestrate inbound systems That said... I put together a full cheatsheet that covers the entire role from start to finish... • Strategy plays for warm, signal-based, and cold outreach. • Data aggregation across CRM, 1st party, 2nd party, 3rd party, and database sources. • Data enrichment workflows to filter, normalize, score, qualify, and segment. • Data activation across outbound, RevOps, content, and ads. Plus full outbound and inbound sales workflow breakdowns... KPIs for production, distribution, and conversion... And a curated book list to go deeper. Whether you're a GTM engineer, sales leader, or founder doing outbound yourself... This is the only reference guide you need. If you want it for free: Comment "GTME" And I'll send it over ASAP. PS - This cheat sheet includes 20+ tools, 8 book recommendations, and frameworks used by top GTM teams generating millions in pipeline.

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And here we have crypto founders rugging the coin before investors start unlocking lol

@Taran 🤣

They made $350 in 3 hours => $1M ARR

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@euler_mab They could make a movie about your six year journey! Very inspirational. All the best for the future.

It has been almost six years since I started building Euler. It has been a demanding journey, requiring an extraordinary amount of tenacity, resilience and determination, with real highs (and a few notable lows) along the way. It is a journey that has shaped me both professionally and personally, and as startup journeys go, it has been a complete and formative experience. Last year we achieved something many people told us was impossible. We brought the project back to life and grew to over $4bn in total deposits in under a year. That outcome came from an extraordinary amount of determination and hard work, and from a willingness to experiment and push boundaries. Some things worked very well, others less so. In hindsight, I do not think the fully permissionless vision that Doug and I set out to build in 2020, at least in its pure form, ultimately found strong product market fit. That does not diminish the work or the ambition behind it, but it does point clearly to the need for a change in direction and a fresh vision. Where Euler truly shines is in its flexibility. The protocol is exceptionally well suited to building bespoke credit markets for novel use cases, particularly when combined with high quality asset managers and thoughtful risk curation. As Euler matures, it feels like the right time to make a focused bet on this strength. Leveraging the protocol to support tailored markets that meet the needs of fintech and institutional participants is a natural next chapter, and one for which many aspects of Euler’s design are uniquely well suited. I remain deeply optimistic about Euler’s future, especially around RWAs. As one of the folks collaborating with us this year recently put it: “Looking forward to an amazing launch next year. Euler is super far ahead of all the competition re RWAs, so it will be a fantastic year ahead.” Over the past few months I have spent a great deal of time reflecting on what the next phase should look like, both for the project and for me personally. It has become clear that Euler is ready for change, and I do not want to stand in the way of that momentum. With that in mind, I plan to step back from the day-to-day CEO role and move into a more advisory and product-focused position. This creates space for the next phase of leadership, while allowing me to stay close to the technology and help shape what comes next. I am highly optimistic about the future of DeFi and confident in Euler’s ability to play a defining role in it. Jonathan Han (@0xJHan) will take on the CEO role. Jonathan brings deep institutional experience, strong operational judgement, and a clear understanding of the kinds of partnerships and structures that matter as Euler focuses more heavily on institutional and fintech markets. Our CTO, Kasper Pawlowski, will continue in his role, ensuring continuity across the protocol’s architecture and technical direction. They are both exceptionally talented individuals, and I have a great deal of confidence in them to lead Euler through its next phase. Perhaps reflective of the mine and Doug’s technical backgrounds, Euler has always been an innovation led project. And what we have built together is the part of the role I always enjoyed the most and I am most proud of. Over the years we originated or anticipated many mechanisms that later became mainstream across DeFi, including health based liquidations, reactive interest rates, risk curated isolated markets, fee flow auctions, credit based market making, and account level abstractions, among many others. Even during our most difficult periods, we never stopped building. There remains a significant body of work that has not yet been shipped, including novel fixed rate and cyclical rate products and new approaches to synthetic assets, much of which will reach the market later this year. I also want to pay tribute to the team. Euler has always been a special place to work, with a culture that encouraged people to challenge one another and push for excellence. I am incredibly proud of what we built together and grateful to everyone I have worked with over the years. I want to thank the Euler community and our investors for the trust and support they have shown, and to acknowledge the broader community of builders, collaborators, and partners who helped shape the project. I also want to give a nod to our competitors as well. It was genuinely fun being in the arena together. I will always be team Euler. As far as I am concerned, it remains one of the best pieces of technology in the space with one of the best teams behind it. The best of @eulerfinance is still ahead of us.

Excellent piece from Blackrock on the investment outlook, co-authored by Rick Rieder, one of the contenders to succeed Powell as Fed Chair. "The challenge for investors is reconciling the huge capital spending plans with their potential AI revenues. Will their orders of magnitude match? This is not a given. The answer depends on whether U.S. growth can break out from its long-term 2% trend. This is a tall order, but AI makes it conceivable for the first time. The AI buildout requires front-loaded investment for compute, data centers and energy infrastructure. But the eventual revenue from that investment comes later. The gap in time between capex and eventual revenues means AI builders have started using debt to get over a financing “hump.” This frontloading of spending is necessary to realize eventual gains... We see AI capital spending still supporting growth in 2026, with the contribution to U.S. growth from investment totalling three times its historical average this year. This capital-intensive boost is likely to persist into next year, allowing growth to hold up even as the labor market keeps cooling. But will it be enough to break U.S. growth out from its long-term 2% trend? All major innovations of the last 150 years – including steam, electricity and the digital revolution – were not enough for it to break out of this trend. Yet, it is conceivable for the first time ... If AI delivers a 1.5% boost to growth through productivity gains, we estimate that this would expand economy-wide revenues by $1.1 trillion... The good news: the starting point for private sector leverage is healthy, particularly listed tech. Yet the financing needs tied to AI capex far exceed what even the largest firms can meet internally. That’s why we expect companies to keep tapping public and private credit markets. But the ramp-up in private sector leverage comes against a backdrop of already highly leveraged public sector balance sheets. One risk: a structurally higher cost of capital raises the cost of AI-related investment with spillovers to the broader economy. A more leveraged system could create vulnerabilities to shocks. Indebted governments will have less capacity to cushion such shocks. This is where AI financing needs and government debt constraints intersect. For this reason, we go tactically underweight long-term Treasuries as we see investors demanding more term premium." blackrock.com/corporate/insi…

> be an ETH guy > travel around the world to attend Ethereum Devconnect > watch your net worth evaporate > take some pictures > fly back home happy

@DanSimerman 🧐

Asset Virtualization Asset Virtualization is a method where decentralized networks exchange assets with other decentralized networks using proof-based communication. Asset Virtualization leverages verification to project markets between systems, making it trivial for complimentary and competing blockchains to access digital asset infrastructure without traditional bridging techniques.

KRNL Studio plays a huge role in abstracting the concept of DSL and helps you focus on the core business logic of your dApp. I will be making more such explainers to make the life of the devs building on KRNL easy!

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KRNL Labs 🤝 @GlobalLedger We're joining forces to bring real-time risk intelligence directly into dApp infrastructure, with pre-transaction screening embedded in KRNL’s orchestration logic. Find out more👇 krnl.xyz/blog/krnl-glob…

Who is building the x402 facilitator using @KRNL_xyz Why you should use KRNL, -> minimize trust assumption with cryptographic proofs, which will be verified before settlement -> cross-chain support out of the box, you don't need a separate config/provider setup for each chain -> KRNL uses EIP-4337 to settle the transaction, so you can also let the user/ai agent pay for the gas directly I will be spending some time on this and will build a oss poc out

From Barcelona to Ho Chi Minh City, our founders have been spreading a simple message this week: Trust isn't built. It's verified. Thanks to the organisers of @EBlockchainCon and CICON ASEAN 5 - we look forward to seeing you next year!

It’s been beyond my expectations to be able to speak in front of some of the most influential people in ASEAN 5 and present Trustworthy AI.

Presenting our new product at 4:45pm on the MEXC Stage at @Token2049 tomorrow!

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