Swayam

We help you deploy trading agents quickly. We help you copy-trade top whales on XYZ. We help you stream data efficiently for your agents. We help you set up agent wallets. We provide cross-chain APIs. We provide token swap APIs. We enable verifiable execution of strategies. We help you with ABC. who is actually building the agents, if everyone is just creating tools for them?

Network School is growing. Come visit us at ns.com.

AI is a shortcut. So it’s useful. But it’s lazy. So it speeds execution. But it hides complexity. So you want to use it. But definitely not overuse it. So the user of AI often loves it. But the reader of AI often hates it.

This might be a dumb question, but can @Polymarket ever have a prediction market larger than the total market cap of the UMA voting token, or am I missing something?

@iamsahaj_xyz wtf

only cracked engineers can reply to this

@levelsio i can

Okay let's see who can reply to this

@0xNairolf fragmentation

real question: why arent privacy blockchains more adopted? on paper the value prop is massive but adoption is still pretty low

@malik_suprabha Ok

@Swayam This is still better 🐒

This is great time to be an engineer

@ready_co I also informed them to try delivering it again in November, but I didn’t receive it

@Swayam your card was marked as lost in November support emailed you about that when it happened, and informed you again today in the meantime, you can use a virtual card

Following up on this, @ready_co, I still haven’t received any support from the team. It’s been more than 3 months.

@ready_co 158785

@Swayam what is your support ticket number? I'll get the team to reach out via email

@Pranit @ns Wow

Officially stopped aging at @ns

From tonight's Claude Code meet up. @balajis opened and then a bunch of NS members and entrepreneurs held a series of lightning talks to share how they use @AnthropicAI to get stuff done.

Food at @ns has been on another level lately If you were here last year you’ll be surprised when you come back

@naruto11eth @AvailProject Best of luck

life update: after 2 amazing years with @AvailProject I'm wrapping up this chapter of my life and ready for something new and challenging with a stacked team. i joined the team few months before Avail DA mainnet, and it has been crazy ride ever since. from launching DA mainnet to wearing multiple hats and supporting several functions inside the company, i worked on as many things as possible to build dev acquisition funnels and growth. over the course of 6 years in crypto, i have worked as a dev and devrel. some of the work that i did: - did solidity dev work for multiple projects - worked on solutions engineering and dev experience - built some of the most vibrant dev communities - helped early founders building on Avail with product direction and feedback loop - wrote a lot of dev content and fairly did well on CT so naturally, i'd like to work with strong teams where i get to contribute a lot -- from solutions engineering to building an ecosystem. In essence, i want to play the long-term game with the long-term, high signal people. I have never been more bullish on crypto, and i genuinely believe that 2026 is going to be the year where i accelerate my potential to max levels.

@wjmdiary Nope

@Swayam sure but aren't those weird little outliers usually where the actual plot twist happens?

Anomalies shouldn’t be part of the data used to make decisions

The quote tweet on this post is a great reminder that winning doesn’t mean telling everyone that you were raised without standards or good conditions. People often downgrade their parents and their lives just to prove that they “made it,” when in reality their parents provided the best they could with the capacity they had. The fact that they even had access to the internet is proof of that. Anyone with access to the internet arguably has similar chances of winning in life as someone who is already rich and also has internet access. Your background does not define your ceiling.