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director of marketing @EspressoSys // Maine chapter prez @standwithcrypto // prev @CoinbaseDev @darkblockio // ex-journo // dad x2

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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
I don't think people realize what we just shipped. The first one-click crosschain NFT mint. No bridging. No gas. No friction. 2021 me would be stunned. All possible because ApeChain & RARI use Espresso as a base layer. Kudos to @rarible & @EspressoSys eng teams on the launch.
Espresso Foundation@espressoFNDN

Mint an NFT on @ApeChainHUB using funds from @RariChain with just one click. No bridges. No gas. No dust. No friction. The first seamless crosschain mint is live on @rarible rarible.com/apechain/colle… Experience what's possible when rollups use a base layer designed just for them.

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Camila Russo
Camila Russo@CamiRusso·
couple of important corrections: MPP can be used by any chain! x402 also supports fiat! Assets - MPP supports crypto and fiat - x402 supports crypto and fiat Scale - MPP's sessions primitive lets agents authenticate once, set a spending limit, and settle later, batching payments across many interactions. Better for agent scale. - x402 is still largely per-request, although it’s moving toward prepaid flows Settlement - MPP can settle in any chain - x402 can settle in any chain What's better? right now looks like MPP has an advantage with its sessions primitive, but x402 is working on the same. so what other significant differences are there?
Camila Russo@CamiRusso

Two protocols are racing to become the internet's payments layer: x402 backed by Coinbase Machine Payments Protocol (MPP) launched today by Stripe and Tempo. How are they different? Short answer: x402 is more permissionless. MPP is more payments-optimized. Long answer: Assets - MPP accepts stablecoins on Tempo, plus fiat - x402 accepts all ERC20s, but no fiat. Scale - MPP's sessions primitive lets agents authenticate once, set a spending limit, and settle later, batching payments across many interactions. Better for agent scale. - x402 is still largely per-request, although it’s moving toward prepaid flows Settlement - MPP requires Tempo and Stripe. - x402 permissionless, chain agnostic What's better? imo, if MPP settled on any chain, it would be a clear winner. But it doesn't. And that's a huge drawback esp since it's unclear how decentralized and permissionless Tempo actually is.

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Espresso ☕️@EspressoSys·
Crosschain collateral management is among the hardest unsolved problems facing institutional blockchains. Few believe it's possible. It is. Next week, @benafisch & @ellierdavidson, along with AWS' @evertonfraga, will demo a working solution on Espresso mainnet at @blockworksDAS.
Digital Asset Summit 2026@blockworksDAS

DAS NYC agenda preview Multichain Collateral & Risk Management: A Demo from Espresso & AWS with @benafisch, @ellierdavidson and @evertonfraga March 24. Be there.

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Xradd Rorax 🦣 ☂️@xraddXrorax·
@espressoFNDN What was stated: “Stake your airdrop within 14 days of claiming for up to 420% boosted rewards.” In reality, it turned out to be 4%. Why is that?
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Espresso Foundation@espressoFNDN·
A note on wallet activity: The Espresso Foundation will move a significant amount of $ESP between internal wallets this week as part of routine custody operations. No tokens are being distributed or liquidated. These are internal transfers between Foundation-controlled addresses.
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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
@carollockemd @markgadala do you expect a cut of X and Facebook revenue too? without our posting and scrolling every day, these platforms would have no value.
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Mark Gadala-Maria
Mark Gadala-Maria@markgadala·
This is wild. 143 million people thought they were catching Pokémon. They were actually building one of the largest real-world visual datasets in AI history. Niantic just disclosed that photos and AR scans collected through Pokémon Go have produced a dataset of over 30 billion real-world images. The company is now using that data to power visual navigation AI for delivery robots. Players didn't just walk around with their phones. They scanned landmarks, storefronts, parks, and sidewalks from every angle, at every time of day, in lighting and weather conditions that staged photography would never capture. They documented the physical world at a scale no mapping company with a fleet of vehicles could have replicated on the same timeline or budget. Niantic collected this systematically, data point by data point, across eight years, while users thought the only thing at stake was catching a rare Charizard. The most valuable AI training datasets in the world aren't being assembled in data centers. They're being built by people who have no idea they're building them.
NewsForce@Newsforce

POKÉMON GO PLAYERS TRAINED 30 BILLION IMAGE AI MAP Niantic says photos and scans collected through Pokémon Go and its AR apps have produced a massive dataset of more than 30 billion real-world images. The company is now using that data to power visual navigation for delivery robots, letting them identify exact locations on city streets without relying on GPS. Source: NewsForce

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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
@RyanSAdams Undoubtedly a good development, but FCR is *not* finality.
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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
@punk9059 haven’t paid attention to this, but sounds like not much new here
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Michael Nadeau | The DeFi Report
Michael Nadeau | The DeFi Report@JustDeauIt·
Two years ago, Celestia was one of the hottest projects in crypto. It’s “modular” vision for crypto infrastructure shifted how many thought about the web3 tech stack back in ‘22. Every crypto native podcast was talking about it. Seemingly, every major investor was in the project. And when the token launched, it had one of the best charts in the market (10x gains in 3 months). The “modular stack” was the next big thing. And Celestia was going to usher it in. That was then. Today, the Celestia network has generated just $1.3k in fees over the last 30 days. The token is down 98.6% from its all-time high. And nobody is talking about it. Which begs the question. Is TIA what Warren Buffett would refer to as a “Cigar Butt?” Or is the token and project truly cooked? --- The latest edition of The Watch List drops tomorrow. If you'd like to have it hit your inbox when it's published, you can sign up below 👇
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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
between those two things? you need both though by saying “loyal,” i didn’t necessarily mean your users would stick with you out of pure loyalty if a larger competitor launched a similar product. I meant you need to build momentum fast enough that your audience builds a habit around your product, because then inertia will be your friend. If your users are hooked on your product, rule of thumb is that a new product would have to provide a 10x improvement in some way to entice a user to switch.
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Netrovert 🦊@netrovertHQ·
@cryptomachia I seeee That makes sense So it’s either you focus on features that’d make your audience loyal, or build something that can’t be easily copied Which would you recommend for founders?
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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
not exactly. because even if you create a unique product (what I assume you mean by an outlier), if a competitor can easily copy it if it shows any sign of traction, then no moat (ie the Clubhouse vs X Spaces example). If you don’t have a strong moat, you need to gain enough momentum as quickly as possible and have some stickiness factor so your users will remain loyal even if a large competitor adds your product as a feature.
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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
Fast finality isn't just about speed. It's the foundation for crosschain interop. Without it, moving value across chains means using trusted intermediaries or waiting 15+ mins for Ethereum finality. That's the connection I've been yapping about & @The_DTCC report makes explicit.
Espresso ☕️@EspressoSys

The world's leading post-trade financial institutions - @The_DTCC @Clearstream @EuroclearGroup - just called fast, unambiguous finality across chains a must-have for tokenized assets to work at scale. Espresso Network provides this in production today. Not on a roadmap.

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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
@ZF_lab @EspressoSys Espresso Foundation was very clear about what happens to unclaimed tokens in its tokenomics post. @espressofndn/esp-introducing-the-espresso-token" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">paragraph.com/@espressofndn/…
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追风Lab .eth🌿
追风Lab .eth🌿@ZF_lab·
越想越气。浅谈下这个 @EspressoSys 项目 空投注册：12.21-2.6 历时48天 空投资格预告：40几个种类，历时40天+ 而空投领取：2.12-2.26 历时15天（毫无预告下提前结束，生怕工作室都领完了） 空投10%即 3.59亿，而空投钱包还剩余2.71亿，领取了24.5%不足1/4,剩余3/4的人未领取。这个号称给100万地址的项目，结果超75%的人没领。是不想领、条件苛刻，还是结束的太快？这种项目值得反思。 现在最关心的还是未领取的代币怎么办，给社区还是项目方自己卖！！！ 阿祖 @y_cryptoanalyst 怎么看？
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追风Lab .eth🌿@ZF_lab

Pua这么久的咖啡 @EspressoSys 终于可以claim了，错过最好的时机，选择个这个时间。 领取链接：claim.espresso.foundation

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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
Crypto rails can’t get here quick enough
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Be honest: Who’s ever heard of the “Original Penguin” brand?
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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
Interop isn't solved w/ bridges/intents/messaging. It's solved at the base layer. L2s w/ fast finality from a decentralized L1 can be transacted w/ in real time w/out trusted intermediaries. All other interop solutions are bandaids over fragmentation’s root cause: slow finality
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Will Weinraub
Will Weinraub@willweinraub·
So excited about what this rebrand does for us and for digital collecting as a whole. The number of partnerships and marketing activations this unlocks for us is now exponentially higher, and you'll see many of those hit soon. It's a new era, and we're just getting started.
Digitoys@Digitoys

Today, Cryptoys becomes Digitoys. New name, same mission: to introduce millions of people to the world of digital collecting. This rebrand opens the door to the new platforms, partnerships, and huge activations that we can't wait to share with you all. A new chapter begins.

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Espresso ☕️@EspressoSys·
Most L1s bundle execution and consensus together. That's a tradeoff. @benafisch on why Espresso is built differently: "We optimize the service that L1s provide to L2s in a way that no L1 that's handling its own execution can optimize for, and we do this at the consensus level"
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whit ☕️@cryptomachia·
@brian_armstrong good strategy. too bad the company didn’t stick with it after it grew beyond your capacity to influence all hiring decisions.
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Brian Armstrong
Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong·
Some of our best hires were totally unqualified on paper. They always had the same qualities: entrepreneurial, high agency, smart, mission aligned, and they got shit done. If you’re hiring, especially in early stages, seek out & bet on these people. Don’t over-index on resumes.
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hantengri@hantengri·
while you guys were busy discussing WW3 blast made -$6 in chain revenue in the last 24 hrs
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