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Open sourcerer of digital worlds. Previously cofounder of @0xsequence acquired by Polygon.
Canada github.com/pkieltyka Joined March 2008
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Peter Kieltyka Verified account @peterk
Huge! Such a great move to incentivize entrepreneurship + startups. So happy to see it 🇨🇦 pretty much tax free $15m on share sale if you sell your business after 3 years from start
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Budget 2026 is a budget for builders. 🍁

Budget 2026 announced the Canada Growth Incentive: up to $15M in tax-free capital gains per person, per business, on shares of eligible 🇨🇦 companies bought from today.

An Ontario founder selling for $15M now keeps 96%, up from 71%. 🏗️
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Congrats to the amazing @cyclesmoney team working on a novel problem with an innovative approach led by @buchmanster — stoked to watch the journey and impact 🙌
Cycles Verified account @cyclesmoney May 21
We’ve raised $8.7M to bring clearing to the masses. Our new round was led by Blockchange to work on the most powerful idea in finance.

It’s not just about moving money faster & cheaper; it’s about moving less while doing more.
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Peter Kieltyka Verified account @peterk
. @thdxr loving opencode, thanks for building it! its my preferred coding agent among claude code / codex / cursor / other interfaces.

but, one thing is I'd love to extend its functionality in many ways with custom workflows, and that is one of the strengths of pi dev coding agent and why many choose it. since opencode is OSS anyways, I think you guys would be smart to consider its extensibility to extend capabilities and functionality into it. Use opencode to write opencode capabilities for developers, and let developers submit their modules/workflows/commands etc

also, respect to hear its built in Toronto! same here