
Factory for neobanks @masswallets with singleness of money | ex-@Google X moonshot | Forbes 30 under 30
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Incredibly proud of the platform our team have built here, and the amazing video output we can now produce because of it.
Excited to be able to open it up for other teams to give it a go too
What if your entire creative team could collaborate with Gen AI the way they collaborate in Figma?
Enter flow state, enter HypeFlow.
Sign up for early access: hy.pe/flow
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🚀 Turn your product into a neobank in minutes.
mass[Wallets] is the one-stop factory for branded, non-custodial wallets powered by your own embedded stablecoin.
No code. No liquidity headaches. No compliance stress.
✅ Custom branding & UX
✅ Up to $150K insurance per holder
✅ Full privacy on public chains
✅ Instant DeFi access
✅ Modular on/off-ramps
Create your app. Your own stablecoin is already there.🪙
Follow Uniswap, 1inch & Hyperliquid. Boost stickiness + revenue with your own branded card & stablecoin.
Neobankify with us → masswallets.xyz or DM @masswallets @massfinance
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i dont understand how you can be in crypto for more than a year and still be surprised that a high fdv low float token only goes down
thats supposed to be one of the first lessons
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Perks are important.
Anyone who launches with us can:
- Select sustainable perks for end-users
- Program their own loyalty program
- Issue a branded card and stablecoin with a powerful revenue model
...and much more: masswallets.xyz
Nice to see crypto neobanks moving beyond just cashback
Cashback is great, no doubt. But subscription perks, travel benefits, premium support, and even yield on idle balances are what really make these products stand out from traditional banks
The gap between a crypto card and a full financial app keeps getting smaller
What matters most to you in a neobank?
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🚀 Hundreds of OTC desks, DeFi protocols, and crypto projects have tried building their own mobile app… and most gave up.
The reason? 6–12+ months of development, high costs, and ongoing maintenance.
Today, that changes.
With mass[Wallets], you can launch a fully branded, non-custodial mobile app — complete with your own branded stablecoin and credit card — in minutes, not months.
No engineering team required.
Unlock new revenue streams (up to 2% on card transactions + 3–9% on stablecoin float), increase user loyalty, and keep users inside your ecosystem.
Built with:
- @privy_io – secure key management (75M+ wallets)
- Leading card partners (@InterlaceMoney & @reapglobal )
- @masscurrencies for the stablecoin infrastructure
Read the full article here. 👇
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The whole story of gold being true money, which was popularised by Adam Smith, is fairly detached from history. It is based on the idea that first there were barter societies, which at some point had to find a better medium of exchange.
Anthropology hasn’t found any evidence of barter societies. This is because the origin of money is not gold, it is credit. Money is a social relationship. Even today you can still experience this phenomenon in small villages on some Greek islands - as a tourist you go there, consume and the bartender will say “don’t worry about the payment, we settle here at the end of the week”. And just like this, the barman “prints” money into existence.
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A transfer from your JPM USD account to a Citi USD account is the same as converting USDC to USDT, both being IOU conversions.
JPM USD IOUs have a different risk profile than Citi USD IOUs, just as USDC differs from USDT.
Converting $50M from JPM USD to Citi USD costs $10 for a regular user, while converting $50M in USDC to USDT costs at best $10,000–$20,000.
TradFi still outperforms crypto in liquidity efficiency.
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Warren Buffet's famously said: "Productive assets will kill a non productive asset over a long period of time."
Assuming low default risk - there is actually merit in backing the currency of a country with its own productivity (government debt). Definitely food for thought.
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Sipping my morning coffee
See that @Visa CEO announced stablecoin settlements are now live on @avax via their earnings call
Just another day on red coin chain, where Capital Connects 🔺
Visa $V FY Q3 2025 earnings call: "We offer multichain and multi-coin stablecoin settlement on the Visa network. We recently expanded our capabilities by adding a euro-backed stablecoin, EURC, and through a partnership with Paxos, 2 additional regulated stablecoins, USDG and PYUSD. We are also adding support for 2 additional blockchains, Stellar and Avalanche, enabling us to support 4 stablecoins running on 4 unique blockchains"
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The realest shit I've heard is when Naval said "The only real test of intelligence is if you get what you want out of life."
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the biggest luxury as an investor is seeing the future through a founder’s unique lens before the world catches up
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Perhaps the ultimate bull case for stablecoins is very simply that the arc of technological adoption bends towards efficiency
Money is a unit of account, and blockchains are objectively better ledgers
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New all time high monthly revenue @maplefinance. $15.5MM ARR and revenue growth of 248% in just the last 3 months. All signs pointing to trend acceleration
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Looking at Circle's IPO filing - there are a few things that stand out, besides the distribution tax that they currently have to pay.
Circle will likely be fine - they have enough money in the bank and meaningful retail penetration(image below). Still, few things to consider 🧵
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Bloomberg segment earlier today talking about how I've been looking for a "Dell for Satellites" for a decade now:
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Just had a chat about how Codebase has evolved. It's wild to see how much we've learned from each cohort. We've been tweaking the balance between tech and go-to-market support, trying to figure out what really moves the needle for founders.
For Season 4, we're doubling down on what has worked and expanding where we've found some gaps: more face time with real customers. More feedback from investors who've been there, done that. And mentorship that's all about tactics.


























