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VP of Product and Design @streamex | PayPal, Microsoft, DraftKings, Agora + more.
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Streamex is not a gold company. Gold is only the first asset.

Everything we built for GLDY, the custody, the compliance engine, the distribution, the trading venues, the banking, the team, carries over to whatever we tokenize next.

Every new asset inherits an ecosystem that already exists.

I’ve scaled products at PayPal, Microsoft, and Groundfloor. I understand the companies that win are not the ones with the most features, they are the ones with the best foundations and highest level of focus.

That is what we built. Not a token. A platform to tokenize everything. $STEX
Kori Handy, our VP of Product and Design, sat down to talk through where Streamex is going and why we are building it this way.

The framing is simple. Gold is the first asset. Trust is the product. $STEX
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@figma @zoink
Figma needs to focus on being the best at what they currently have, all these new things that have been launched are just product bloat.. (big company trap) imagine using your resources to be the absolute best at your core?

Components are too ridged: I don’t want to edit a main component outside of a “live” design file, I keep losing context.. I end up opening two tabs to see the real time changes as a rework a component. Why can’t I edit a component in the “live” design and push the changes to the main component? Or given the option to create a new component when changes are made?

We need to be able to build in a lightweight, iterative mode and less of a focus on creating crazy or engineered components.. AI can do this.

The pen tool in Sketch was insanely good, and so was masking.. I created unreal illustrations with this, in Figma I can’t do this anymore, so you’ve limited my ability with your tool.

Design file and organization and billing (seats) are still a nightmare.