Most likely at the dog park | FDE @blockaid_ | Prev tech lead @MetaMask | cofounder @wallet_guard (acquired)

New York, NY
Joined June 2014
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We are all in on @money2020 Las Vegas! New financial rails are here. Stablecoins. Tokenized assets. Agentic payments. The time to secure them is now. Blockaid: The Money Security Company. Visit us at Booth 21077
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Blockaid is attending @money2020. Adoption of stablecoins, tokenized assets, and agentic payments is accelerating, driven by blockchain-powered financial rails. This infrastructure needs a new security layer, and that’s what Blockaid is delivering. Find us at Booth 21077.
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Investing during a bull market is like being hit with a flashbang in Call of Duty: loud, disorienting, and for many, a precursor to death. When the timeline is doing its best to shake your conviction, remember your thesis. Stick to the plan
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1/ As consumer agents start to take off with Muse, Instinct, and others to come We wanted to build a tool that would help researchers understand what’s actually happening under the hood We were especially motivated by reports of Instinct losing users’ money Here’s a demo of our Interceptor tool with Muse:
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Replying to @blockaid_
@blockaid_ solves this. The institutions we work with while not net deploying massive capital to vaults, are easing their way onchain knowing they are safe.
From a Series B founder I spoke with yesterday (whose clients include Fidelity, Blackrock, Franklin Templeton and others): "Institutions are all excited about vaults, but when you ask them to put money in... whispers." There is little institutional adoption of vaults. The long tail risk of smart contracts and oracles is something institutions are not willing to risk customer funds on.
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Blockaid brings real-time transaction protection to @arc on @MetaMask. Arc provides the institutional-grade rails, MetaMask brings users onto them, and Blockaid adds a real-time security layer that protects those users at the point of every transaction. Learn more: blockaid.io/blog/blockaid-br…
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Real-time security that keeps pace with the onchain economy. Institutions are increasingly moving onchain, and security risk continues to grow. AI-accelerated threats have outpaced rules-based legacy monitoring. Today we're reintroducing Onchain Monitoring. Over the past year, we've significantly expanded what teams operating onchain can do: - Auto-Discovery builds a live and continually updated inventory of your assets, keeping coverage current - Dependency Mapping surfaces and tracks the infrastructure you rely on but don't control - Ecosystem Incidents Feed alerts on live incidents right in the product, so you can act immediately - Automated response workflows and a 24/7 war room with our threat intel team turn incident detection into action within minutes Learn more: blockaid.io/blog/onchain-mon…
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No ai didn’t actually think to solve navier stokes it just predicted the next token to the solution
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Scaling exploit detection with AI. Blockaid's agent harness lets frontier models reason about onchain environments like a security engineer: pulling bytecode, tracing funds, and pattern-matching across contexts. Read more: blockaid.io/blog/building-a-…
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"we couldn't do anything useful for citizens in my 14 years of office allocating 60 trillion USD. but if we can just steal from the rocket science electric car guy, then we can solve all your problems."
If Elon Musk paid my ultra-millionaire tax, we could fully cover free community college in America.
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For example, we gave Claude an impossible programming task. It kept trying and failing; with each attempt, the “desperate” vector activated more strongly. This led it to cheat the task with a hacky solution that passes the tests but violates the spirit of the assignment.
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people who don't space out their code with empty lines drive me insane
Making a backend in go rn. I miss drizzle and better-auth DX like crazy.
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To solve any problem, you don't have to be super smart. You just have to 1) be able to break down problems into subproblems, 2) be slightly smarter than the hardest of the atomic subproblems. The real challenge is that the process can take a very long time.
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Who’s got the “Price of Housing in Bitcoin” chart?
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why arent spending caps or approval limits just called "Withdrawal Limit" This is a pretty universally understood term. Am I missing something?
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Your programming language doesn’t matter. Your ability to solve problems does.
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incredible how pretty much the entire github homepage is useless
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Replying to @mikashi
Thank you and WG team for joining us and making MetaMask safer than ever 🧡
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