Paul-Henry Kajfasz

I am very proud to partner with @eulerfinance to bring privacy to their application to unlock institutional adoption. Privacy has always been a fundamental component of financial markets and we are very excited to bring this to public blockchains. Onwards and upwards 🚀

@jamdac @Zack_Shooter

Hosting a few British ai founders / operators for the ENG-ARG game tmr! ⚽️ DM if you want to experience what true British joy and/or anguish looks like … plus see into the matrix with Harry🫖🇬🇧 Wifi + desks if you need to set off your LR agents before

@thedulab Didn't even read, but you a cool guy, liked.

Bull case for the new algo is the replies section no longer consisting of randoms trying to engage in debate and instead being replaced by an echo chamber of mutuals gassing you up. No I don't want to hear your opinion. Just agree with me because you have high EQ and we're homies

@monad x @unlink_xyz ❤️

1 click private account on any blockchain! Embedded wallets are the future of crypto user experience. And now by combining @openfort_hq and @unlink_xyz they now can create both public and private accounts! Very excited to see what you will build, onwards and upwards 🚀

@DianaChimes @0xPolygon @arthaud_

I don't use AI in a private chat window anymore. my whole marketing team at @0xPolygon shares one agent that lives in our Slack. we named her Polly. 6 weeks in, I do most of my job by talking to her in channels the whole team can see. This is not a new concept, most notably this was made popular by @tobi's article "learning on the shop floor" and their agent, River. Anthropic just released Claude Tag and admitted 65% of the product team's code comes from their Tag instance. But I haven't seen many marketers talk about it so here is what I've learned and how my team has adapted: 1. Working in public with an agent is awkward -- it's like having someone watch you type a Google search. This was the single biggest barrier to adoption. But you get more comfortable the more you do it and see others doing it. it's extra loaded in marketing, where so much of the job runs on taste. nobody wants their messy first prompt judged by the same people who judge their finished work. 2. Adoption has to come from everyone (including me) I can’t push the marketing team to work in public if I wasn't doing it myself. So I made it a rule: always try Polly first, in channel, where others can see. I still use wispr flow and half-baked prompts. my team gets to see how I actually think through a problem without me narrating it. and once they watched me do it badly in public, they stopped being scared to. 3. Collaboration is the real unlock When you work with a shared agent in a channel, other people can jump in, suggest edits, and learn what's possible. That's the flywheel. Everyone upskills around you just by watching. I've learned a lot from watching others work this way, too. I can drop into their threads and suggest things without waiting for a 1:1. What this means is marketing orgs are getting flatter. The ability to execute stopped being locked to whoever owned the skill. the strategist can get a real design first draft. someone who's never written ad copy can ship something on brand. everyone picked up a chunk of execution they didn't have before. we move way faster now. the work compounds in public instead of dying in someone's private chat window. bottlenecks have been disappearing. 4. Domain-specific channels beat one mega-channel We still have one general channel for misc use, but we've built out domain-specific ones (polly-social, polly-comarketing, polly-ads, polly-diana, etc.) We also give Polly access to our existing working channels so we can call on her in context. Reduces context-switching and makes past conversations findable. 5. This is already extending beyond marketing we recently shipped a skill specifically designed for BD. We're rolling it out to other teams next. and of course we have other agents working across other teams (data, eng, product) that it is collaborating with. 6. "Why not just use Claude Desktop?" This was a common question. Here's what tipped the scale for us: > Shared skills — When one person's correction improves a skill, everyone benefits on their next output. No re-sharing or re-downloading. The agent always has the most up-to-date version. > Shared connectors — Polly has access to tools that not everyone has individual seats for. One agent's access becomes the team's access. > Shared context — Multiple times this month, someone was out and a teammate picked up where they left off with a simple tag in a thread. Polly also catches things like conflicting campaign dates across workstreams. > It's where we already work — No app-switching. 90% of my day is in Slack now. Works on mobile. And you can close your laptop and it keeps running! TLDR: Using a shared agent takes time to see how the value compounds. But it's well worth the effort and has fundamentally changed how our team operates! btw, Polly was built by the amazing @leonstern so you should chat with him if it's something you are interested in. I'm next going to share our favorite workflows, automations, loops, and skills. so stay tuned!

@Julessw_ @melodyskim @albicodes @albicodes

gm New York Hosting a dinner for tech creators this Thursday, July 9 with @melodyskim & @albicodes Wanted to bring NYC creators together to share tools, workflows, creative practices and one relic from the past Apply in the comments below :)

@Julessw_ @melodyskim @albicodes what about MEEEEE!

@doganeth_en Congrats Dogan! Your'e killing it man

Just graduated from my Medical School. I have been in fintech & crypto since almost five years, and have been working professionally since four years (even founded a company) alongside with the med school. It wasn’t easy and not sure if thats worth it, i’d have dropped out if I had this mind 6 years ago. But finally it is over. And I have been promoted to research lead at @cyberfund Now finally I have just one focus: founders. If you are building in fintech, AI and even in biotech :) please reach out to me. We give 2M uncapped SAFE for our program participants, and work super closely with them.

@arthaud_ Le mec est trop beau c'est grave enfaite...

before & after hearing your heretical idea

@0xthegipper Apparently the invite got stuck in the mail, but.......

@phklive merci beaucoup <333

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@zkGaylord @0xMiden @unlink_xyz @monad Thanks @zkGaylord !

@0xMiden @unlink_xyz @monad gg @unlink_xyz & @phklive 🤗

This week, three major ecosystems pushed confidential features closer to the apps and assets people actually use. The signal is getting harder to ignore: privacy is moving from niche add-on to core onchain infrastructure.

LFG! Glad to have you on board DC has not only been one of the smartest and capable people that i have met in crypto But he also has along the years been extremely kind and helpful. Glad to be able to call him a friend and an investor in my company Onwards and upwards 🚀

@haikane Coming soon!

🐐 can't wait to do some private swaps with Fynd. Looks so easy to integrate. Congrats @phklive!

Welcome to Monad @unlink_xyz Unlink brings a privacy layer to Monad that helps protect balances, counterparties, and positions from public view, while keeping full access to the liquidity and composability onchain A big step toward private DeFi and payments on Monad

Very proud to be bringing privacy to @monad ! After our hackathon in February we have been deep at work with @rparekh and the Monad team to understand how to unlock privacy for the fastest EVM L1. Companies will now be able to use Monad PRIVATELY! onwards and upwards 🚀

@Zack_Shooter 🤣

Our interpretation of date night is very different

A pretty cool @dynamic_xyz @arc @unlink_xyz powered Chess engine! Play chess against a rule-based AI for a private USDC wager on Arc testnet. The chess engine AI is all derived from scratch in the browser and has three Elo levels! arc-showcase.thecanteenapp.com/p/chess-bounty/

@KamilBrejcha 100% send me a dm!

@phklive Hi Paul, great stuff with Unlink. One question, is there any way to make the SDK working in tandem with ERC4337 based wallets? Checking Claude for advice, but wanted to clarify with you directly. Thanks

The future is onchain, and for companies to be part of it we will need privacy and compliance. Had a great time chatting! + never abandon, everything clicks at one point

Nice talk about privacy from @phklive (@unlink_xyz) at ETHConf Why privacy stayed niche: Mixers? Non-compliant. New private L1/L2s? No liquidity. Privacy on the chains you already use is the missing path.