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CoinFello is live for everyone! CoinFello is an AI agent that helps you research, execute, and automate any onchain action across all EVM chains using plain language. Your keys stay yours the entire time. No waitlist. No invite code. Open to everyone, from today. Here is what that means 👇

1/8 We've been quietly solving the hardest problem in AI x Web3: how do you give your agent spending power without giving it your wallet? Today we're shipping the answer with our OpenClaw skill 🧵👇

We showcased a demo of our OpenClaw x CoinFello skill @EthereumDenver ⤵️ Your AI agent handles the smart contract transactions. You keep your keys private. Launching next week!

Tap to pay settled immediately onchain in 172ms on ColossusNet using an unmodified terminal. gg. 🗽

@0xzak Been weeks since I hop on X. Great insight. Will research 8004

The only bull case for ETH that actually makes sense and is totally practical is becoming the money layer for AI agents. The problem no one's talking about that I've been harping on in private group chats is that agents can't use banks. They can't KYC. They don't have social security numbers. They can't wait for ACH to clear. They can't call customer support when a wire gets stuck. In order to be truly useful tools for the world, AGENTS NEED TO TRANSACT!!!! A lot. Agent A needs compute, pays Agent B. Agent B needs data, pays Agent C. Agent C needs API access, pays a protocol. This is happening millions and jillions of times per day, and it's going to happen without humans in the loop. The only way this works is with programmable, permissionless, always-on money. That means onchain stablecoins. And ETH is the only ecosystem with the infrastructure to actually support this. Deep liquidity so agents can swap without getting destroyed on slippage. Battle tested contracts that won't lose agent funds. Account abstraction so agents can operate with programmable wallets. Composability so an agent can swap, stake, borrow, and pay in a single atomic transaction. Solana is fast but shallow. Bitcoin isn't programmable. New L1s have no liquidity. Traditional rails won't serve non-human actors by design. Every other ETH narrative has stalled. Ultra sound money didn't capture mindshare. L2 scaling fragmented liquidity. DeFi plateaued. NFTs peaked. But this is different. This isn't a narrative you have to sell people on. It's just what happens when agents need to move value and there's only one system that works. The AI economy needs money that doesn't require permission. ETH already built it. 8004 unlocks a lot of cool stuff and I'm about to release my research here shortly. Stay tuned.

@ameensol @PsiphonConduit @PsiphonInc Will this stay running in the background?

gm help Iranians access the Internet! one of the most critical thing that we can do for those in Iran is running a @PsiphonConduit node and joining the decentralized network that powers one of the most used VPNs in Iran: @PsiphonInc it's easy to do! conduit.psiphon.ca/en/

Given some rumors, wanted to post a few clarifications: Farcaster is not shutting down. The protocol works and will continue to work. There were 250,000 MAU in December and over 100,000 funded wallets. The acquirer, Neynar, is a venture-backed startup and plans to shift Farcaster in a more developer-focused direction. As for Merkle, we’re planning to return the full $180M raised back to investors. Over the last 5 years, we tried to be a good steward of investor capital. Finally, I bought my house with Coinbase IPO proceeds.

We need better decentralized stablecoins. IMO three problems: 1. Ideally figure out an index to track that's better than USD price 2. Oracle design that's decentralized and is not capturable with a large pool of money 3. Solve the problem that staking yield is competition Tracking USD is fine short term, but imo part of the vision of nation state resilience should be independence even from that price ticker. On a 20 year timeline, well, what if it hyperinflates, even moderately? If you don't have (2), then you have to ensure cost of capture > protocol token market cap, which in turn implies protocol value extraction > discount rate, which is quite bad for users. This is a big part of why I constantly rail against financialized governance btw: it inherently has no defense/offense asymmetry, and so high levels of extraction are the only way to be stable. And, of course, it's a big part of why I refuse to give up on DAOs entirely. If you don't have (3), then again you have a few percent APY suboptimal return rates, which is quite bad. The possible paths to solving (3) [treat this as enumeration of the solution space, not endorsement] are basically: (i) reduce staking yield to like 0.2%, basically hobbyist level (ii) create a new category of staking which has yield almost as high as regular staking, but which does not have the same slashing risk (iii) figure out how to make slashable staking compatible with usability as collateral (does it mean that slashing risk somehow passes on to stablecoin and CDP holders, so both of those need to stake and trust the same delegate?) If you're going to try to reason through this in detail, remember that the "slashing risk" to guard against is *both* self-contradiction, *and* being on the wrong side of an inactivity leak, ie. engaging in a 51% censorship attack. In general, we think too much about the former and not enough about the latter. Also remember that a stablecoin cannot be secured with a fixed amount of ETH collateral; in the event of large drops you need to be able to handle rebalancing (though of course you could choose to partially drop this goal in a clever way, eg. if ETH price moves too much you stop earning staking yield until you take some other action)

devclass.com/2026/01/08/tai… "The layoffs equate to just three people but nevertheless amounting to 75 percent of the software engineers on the team, since Tailwind Labs is a small company."

@conduitxyz @kkocality 🫡

@kkocality 🫡

I nuke my computer 1-2 a year. Manually install the essentials. Came across this installkit.app

Just submitted the Unification proposal for final governance vote Voting starts on 12/19 at 10.30pm EST and ends on 12/25 If it passes, after a 2 day timelock period: 🔥 100m UNI will be burned 🦄 v2 + v3 fee switches will flip on mainnet and begin burning UNI, along with Unichain fees 📜 Uniswap Labs will allign itself to Uniswap governance with a contractual agreement, recognized as legally binding in the state of Wyoming under their DUNA law Delegates: vote before Christmas or end up on Santa's naughty list! vote.uniswapfoundation.org/proposals/93

Quick recap of my Breakpoint talk where I covered - propAMM background - Tech Dive: Reverse Engineering a propAMM - Tech Dive: Tools and Techniques for RE - propAMMs vs. Toxic Flow

@josephdelong @colossuspay how big's the team?

In the future credit cards will be as permissionless as Ethereum 🗽

6/ EIP-7951 - secp256r1 (P-256) precompile Adds native support for the same signature system used by iPhones, Androids, and most modern devices to Ethereum. This makes new wallet experiences possible; such as Face ID wallets that give similar user-experiences to Apple Pay.

Damn

@UziCryptoo Lots of courage posting this

Sadly, no one showed up for my crypto presentation at the library today. Bummer. Thanks to University of North Texas for inviting me.

Want a sneak peek into one of the panels at our DevConnect event? We thought you would: "The Future of Onchain AI". Panelists include @Viggy_117 from @EigenCloud, @mcoso_ from @MetaMask, @jacobc_eth from @CoinFello, @13yearoldvc from @ethereumfndn dAI and @minchi from @CoinFello. Don't miss out: luma.com/xe2z1aba

@gregthegreek @0xPriom @sprinter_ux @ChainSafeth Prod I mean proud of you all

🚀 Big day for @sprinter_ux - Stash is coming! Extremely proud of what we've built, an accumulation of so many hard working years over the years. It all started at @ChainSafeth when we built ChainBridge the first message passing bridge implementation to hit the market. ChainBridge processed over $1.5b in volume leading up to DeFi summer, thanks to amazing partners such as @avax, @centrifuge, @PhalaNetwork and many other chains and @Polkadot parachains. I'll still never forget @AndreCronjeTech's shoutout... Over the years we built some of the first zk light clients (Zipline with @lodestar_eth ), and @gnosis_'s Hashi Bridge, many other innovations with the one goal of improving the trust and resiliency over bridging. -------- All this unique knowledge is encapsulated into @sprinter_ux and why I know we're here to win. - Last year we acquired @projectblanc_ch to bring in seasoned veterans in the MEV space. - We raised from the best VCs in the space, and have an amazing set of supporters from the ChainSafe team and investors - Issuing loans across @AcrossProtocol, @MayanFinance, @lifiprotocol & @rhinestonewtf - Our roadmap and north star is brighter than ever 🌟 Our expertise is unmatched, from protocol engineers, to solver & MEV wizards, and to the amazing team members that dedicated themselves to everything outside of engineering. We are built to win. 📷 Stash has already served >$120m USD in credit pre-launch, but this is still Day 1. We're just getting started. We've got some truly amazing integrations and announcements going live over the next while, cannot wait to share them with everyone! Keep Sprinting 🏃 📩 DMs open or reach out via sprinter.tech