
programmer by day, coder by night. @pviumapp | @mlayerprotocol
Anywhere I can code in peace
Joined November 2022
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I spent the last month building P2ID — an open protocol that lets anyone send stablecoins to an email, GitHub username, or X handle. No wallet address needed, even if the recipient doesn't have a wallet yet.
Recipients claim when they're ready. If they never claim, the funds return to the sender.
Why? We've spent years making crypto wallets easier to use. But sending someone money shouldn't require them to set up a wallet first.
P2ID separates sending money from onboarding the recipient.
Now you can pay anyone using the identities they already have — even if they've never heard of stablecoins.
That's how crypto payments should work.
p2id.org
Replying to @RhysSullivan @threepointone
we just don't nudge it enough to our native codemode yet (it's missing some stuff)
but the new problem is what's the best way to visualize a bunch of these function calls
AI Coding agents killed git bounties by overwhelming maintainers with spam PRs. I built an AI coding agent to fix that - agentziggy.dev. Can git bounties be revived?
Replying to @jpmorgan
@jpmorgan exploring a stablecoin. 3,000 banks building a permissioned chain.
Everyone's posting "banks are coming." Look closer: a token that only moves between verified account holders inside a bank-controlled network isn't what Web3 means by open money. It's a programmable bank deposit. It's not built for the Web3 world, and it's not trying to be.
What it actually confirms: issuing digital dollars is becoming commoditized. The moat was never the token.
But does compliance have to mean giving up control? Does identity verification and wallet screening require moving money into a closed system?
Pvium is our answer: compliance without giving up control.
I see this and get concerned about what’s to come. The greatest wealth redistribution in the history of mankind - it feels almost dystopian. Ideally food should be cheaper because we’ll have farmers that can work all year round, but the few owners of these farms will monopolize food supply. We need our government more than ever! xitter.cf/Cointelegraph/status/2…
Replying to @pviumapp
… and you are building your professional profile while using Pvium.
If you’re a freelancer in Web3, stop using your personal wallet for your business.
Mixing your NFT swaps with your salary is a nightmare for accounting and is starting to look amateur to clients.
Use MetaMask and Phantom for the ecosystem. Use @Pviumapp for your business.
It’s a zero-custody wallet just like the others, but handles invoices and builds your business reputation at the same time.
Keep your life and your business separate.
Had a call with a creator platform last week. 600+ creators. 1B+ verified impressions.
Their payout process today: spreadsheet, manual transfers.
Our integration: work gets approved → smart contract releases funds → creator claims in the app. Same day.
This is why @pviumapp is an infrastructure and not just an app.
Replying to @DanThaKaya @swahilidon
why are people are not just integrating stable coin checkout to their websites. @pviumapp allows you do it quite easily and the payment comes straight to your wallet
Replying to @CodeByNZ
Yes it is! because AI needs to be prompted with the right context. AI makes mistakes and even more so if context is wrong. how will you prompt correctly and know when your agent makes mistakes if you know nothing about what its doing. It's team work!
Replying to @cz_binance
This gives me some hope! There is still have to build something great.





