Looking for recommendations for dev shops with deep EVM smart-contract expertise, particularly teams that have built and audited yield strategies, vaults, and related DeFi infrastructure.
Who’s cooking?
Who’s cooking?
Will Harborne 🜁
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The @Plasma One team are absolutely crushing it
3% cashback, slickest UX in the space
Glad to be helping power their onboarding flows
plasma.org/personal
3% cashback, slickest UX in the space
Glad to be helping power their onboarding flows
plasma.org/personal
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Turning fragmented funds into a usable balance on @Plasma is the game.
Here's how they did it with @rhinofi 🧵View quoted post on X
As a large VVV staker I often don't use my full daily DIEM allowance. That's inference capacity sitting idle every day.
So I'm building DIEMpool - stake your unused DIEM, let others pay to use the credits at a discount, earn yield.
Waitlist: diempool.com
@ErikVoorhees any chance this becomes native to @AskVenice? Would happily scrap this if you're planning it 👀
So I'm building DIEMpool - stake your unused DIEM, let others pay to use the credits at a discount, earn yield.
Waitlist: diempool.com
@ErikVoorhees any chance this becomes native to @AskVenice? Would happily scrap this if you're planning it 👀
Is the DeFi dream over?
DeFi was both a movement and a sandbox for programmable money.
Its cliche to say that most of what happened was "experimentation", when many lost money in the process, but thats the reality... And most of the experiments failed.
Much of the idealism about DAOs, free market self-regulation, permissionless access and and token incentives didn't survive contact with reality.
But a few thing worked beyond anyone's expectations: on-chain lending, DEXes, permissionless aggregation, self-custody wallets, stablecoins, asset issuance.
It might not be the DeFi we all imagined, but fintech is going to be re-written from the ground up on this stack.
DeFi was both a movement and a sandbox for programmable money.
Its cliche to say that most of what happened was "experimentation", when many lost money in the process, but thats the reality... And most of the experiments failed.
Much of the idealism about DAOs, free market self-regulation, permissionless access and and token incentives didn't survive contact with reality.
But a few thing worked beyond anyone's expectations: on-chain lending, DEXes, permissionless aggregation, self-custody wallets, stablecoins, asset issuance.
It might not be the DeFi we all imagined, but fintech is going to be re-written from the ground up on this stack.
Personally think its highlight likely that the next 5 years will be the best time in history to be an entrepreneur, but then after that the role of 'founder/entrepreneur' is also obsolete as we know it
This guy just raised $5.1 million for an AI that built 1,000+ startups.
His process is insanely logical.
That's Marik Hazan of Feltsense & his process is (roughly):
Step 1: scrape social. find pain points. turn them into business ideas
Step 2: assign ideas to one of its AI "founders"
Step 3: an AI founder builds a landing page
Step 4: AI founder tests demand -- it even has a wallet to buy ads
Step 5: AI founder emails (and even calls!) buyers and waitlist members
Step 6: based on feedback, the ai founder kills the idea, pivots or doubles down
I did a full screenshare to see how it all works. (yt link in 1st comment)
Is this the future of entrepreneurship?View quoted post on X
