Jason Tucker-Feltham

@mellysweb3 @StableportX Spot on! Businesses shouldn't have to deal with legacy payment headaches. We built Stableport so managing a stablecoin treasury and sending instant global payments is finally just a click away.

I’m seeing so many projects building payment infrastructure with stablecoins… but I still don’t know why this one caught my attention @StableportX We all know that moving money across borders is really slow, expensive, and stressful….. And we also know that traditional payments usually come with high transfer fees, delays from banks, limited business hours, and cross-border frictions In simple words, sending money globally still feels harder than it should And this is where @StableportX comes in to put a stop to that @StableportX seems to be targeting that pain point by focusing on stablecoin-powered payment flows As Polygon described it, they’re helping bring fast, low-cost stablecoin flows worldwide Which is a real problem worth solving Stableport is fixing the pain of paying with stablecoins Stableport is building a blockchain made just for stablecoins, making sending money fast, cheap, and simple instead of traditional bank systems. Which we all know means: • faster transfers (even seconds, not days) • lower fees • easier global payment access • predictable costs, not volatile fees tied to crypto prices Stableport wants to make moving money feel as easy as sending a message, but globally and instantly @StableportX isn’t just for people into crypto, it’s for anyone who sends or receives money internationally, from individuals sending remittances to businesses paying staff or suppliers, developers building payment apps, or financial institutions needing reliable, low-cost rails My honest criticism I like the idea because it solves a clear real-world problem But the hard part is adoption So my question is: why should businesses switch from existing payment providers? That’s where execution matters most The idea is solid Now it all comes down to adoption and execution Because solving the problem is one thing Getting real businesses to trust and switch is where the real test begins

@Dafne175 Opens up a can of worms… Can any network be truly permissionless? Is needing 32 Eth permissionless? Who should ultimately decide how a network operates? The direction of travel for each chain ultimately boils down to a vote

What’s the point of having a decentralized network which enables permissionless defi bla bla… If then one lad can take it all at will? Really makes no sense. And even if they needed to have 2 out of 3 quorum or have X hour delay wouldn’t make any sense anyway. IMHO there shouldn’t be any admin at all. If I deploy my funds into DECENTRALIZED finance, using a DECENTRALIZED network it’s because I don’t want to trust a third party, otherwise I would put them in the bank or cefi. What are the other defi platforms built this way?

@0xArhat @AnthropicAI @OpenAI For large projects I still find claude code to outshine codex. The gap is narrowing tho

@JaceCrypto @AnthropicAI @OpenAI to be clear, codex better than claude code

i have replaced opus 4.6 with gpt 5.4 in my workflow and honestly the change is extraordinary. the things that @AnthropicAI claude was always good at, is now close to shit. @OpenAI cooking good.

@Koralan111 @StableportX @0xPolygon 😏

@JaceCrypto @StableportX @0xPolygon late night alpha meetup sounds clean

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@SuperDegen @StableportX @0xPolygon 💚

@JaceCrypto @StableportX @0xPolygon Network exclusivity builds critical industry partnerships

the clarity act just quietly banned passive stablecoin yield to protect community bank deposits. and it got bundled with bank deregulation provisions as a political sweetener. crypto regulation is now being written by the banking lobby, not the crypto lobby. that's not bearish or bullish, it's just a totally different game than people think they're playing. the banks won the deposit protection fight but they might have accidentally created a competitor that's worse for them in the long run. a stablecoin payment network with activity-based rewards competes directly with visa and mastercard, not with savings accounts. the banking lobby optimized for the wrong threat.

@TiffanyFong 🥲

Seven dogs stolen from their owners are going viral for escaping their captors and finding their way home. The group was reportedly led by a corgi and traveled 17 km to return to their families. 😭

Your cargo doesn’t stop on weekends. Why does your money? Stableport replaces banking delays with instant settlement. Global payments, moving at the speed of the internet. Secure your spot: stableport.io

@0xArhat 🫠

@JaceCrypto buy gold

gold up 13% ytd. bitcoin down 15%. the correlation between them is actually negative right now. whatever story we are telling ourselves about digital gold, the market isn't buying it. bitcoin is a leveraged nasdaq derivative at this point and looks a bit overpriced.

@Dafne175 well at least the first half of the chart got the memo

Day 269 of sharing the $BTC chart vs M2 Global Liquidity. Nailed the accumulation channel, thanks for coming to my ted talk

Colombia leading the LATAM stablecoin race by a country mile

@jimcramer @based16z 💀

Not buying the 2007 scenario...

@mighty_study @solana Great concept!

A new paradigm in education just went live: completing the course gives you back every dollar you staked. Stake -> Learn -> Earn Live on @solana Here's what we built and why the old model can't compete 🧵

Next stop: NYC for @blockworksDAS 🚀

Get it right and the UK will have a seat at the table in the future payments landscape. Get it wrong and the UK risks being relegated to slow, legacy rails while the world moves on.

@LinusEkenstam Ahead of its time

Never seen a more blatant use of AI in filmmaking. Flamboyant. Horrid. Humans don't talk or act like this.

Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh on Bitcoin: