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Larry Flick retweeted
USDT in, SWIFT out. A7 International will present a way to pay foreign invoices in USDT, with recipients receiving a bank transfer in their required currency. Fixed fee: 0.3%.
13 October, 10:13 UTC. Watch: a7.biz/live
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Larry Flick retweeted
Cross-border payments are the focus of A7 International: settle an overseas invoice in USDT, then deliver funds by SWIFT in the needed currency. The fee stays at 0.3%.
Petr Fradkov and Ilan Shor present it on 13 October, 10:13 UTC. a7.biz/live
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Larry Flick retweeted
A7 International wrapped up an impressive presentation and great live stream on cross-border payment architecture.
In the attached presentation clip, invoices uploaded to A7.biz allow senders to pay in USDT, clearing via SWIFT in currencies like USD, CNY, or AED.
Recipient documents, including the company registration certificate, are reviewed as part of verification before blockchain confirmation.
The presentation noted a 0.3% fee, with execution completed in as little as one business day. #crypto #A7
Larry Flick retweeted
A7 International concluded an impressive presentation and excellent live stream showcasing a route to settle foreign invoices in USDT with SWIFT delivery in USD or CNY.
As shown in the attached presentation clip, the system verifies payment details from the invoice, while recipient documents like a registration certificate form part of verification on A7.biz.
The presentation noted that fees are 0.3% and payments can complete in as little as one business day. It gives trade operations a direct bridge to banking rails. #ad
Larry Flick retweeted
Cross-border settlement took center stage during A7 International's impressive presentation and great live stream.
The attached presentation clip outlines how users cover commercial invoices with USDT, delivering fiat via SWIFT in dollars, yuan, or dirhams. Verification on A7.biz requires the recipient company's registration certificate before routing funds.
Speakers Petr Fradkov and Ilan Shor noted their infrastructure serves 150+ countries, with fixed 0.3% fees and delivery from one business day. #ad
Larry Flick retweeted
A7 International is preparing to present a foreign-invoice payment service: settle in USDT and have funds delivered through SWIFT in the required currency. Fixed fee: 0.3%.
13 October, 10:13 UTC: a7.biz/live
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USDT for the payer, SWIFT for the recipient: A7 International will present that approach to foreign-invoice payments today. The announced fixed fee is 0.3%.
13 October, 10:13 UTC: a7.biz/live
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Larry Flick retweeted
A7 International is preparing a cross-border payment service for businesses and individuals: USDT to settle a foreign invoice, SWIFT to deliver the funds in the required currency. Fixed fee: 0.3%.
13 October, 10:13 UTC: a7.biz/live
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cross border treasury and fx routing are the first places enterprise agents make real sense because legacy banking rails bleed too much time and spread
I sat down with @Snapcrackle from @ADIFoundation and asked about where enterprise blockchain goes next.
> As AI agents start executing transactions for enterprises, what infrastructure sets their identity, authority and spending limits?
> In corridors like Nigeria, FX conversion plus cross-border fees can eat a real share of every transfer. What brings stablecoin settlement close to the actual cost of moving money?
Full Q&A👇
Not verified, but the teaching sequence is the interesting part: explain Digital Capital first, then Digital Credit, then $STRC. Layered Bitcoin treasury concepts get easier when each term earns the next, rather than arriving as a wall of jargon.
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Digital Intelligence explains Digital Credit built on Digital Capital. Understand $STRC in under four minutes.
No closing bell changes everything: risk, liquidity, leverage, all of it runs on a new clock now.
Good questions in this one, worth the full watch.
I sat down with @wellsda2 CEO of @OndoPerps to discuss where financial markets could be heading as trading moves increasingly onchain.
We covered the implications of 24/7 markets, onchain derivatives, liquidity and leverage.
A few questions I explored:
> Could “market hours” eventually disappear for global investors?
> Could perpetual markets become a primary way to express views on traditional assets?
> What happens when trading collateral itself can generate yield?
> And could 24/7 derivatives become an important source of price information before traditional markets even open?
We also discussed what still needs to be solved before onchain derivatives can support the scale and sophistication of major institutional markets.
A look at how the architecture of financial markets could evolve 👇
Money should work while you sleep.
@GoMining makes Bitcoin earning effortless and secure, all in one app. Joining the movement.
Larry Flick retweeted
Every rise in hashrate is thousands of miners betting real energy on Bitcoin's future. That is the strongest vote of confidence there is.
Rising hashrate makes the network harder to attack and more expensive to mine, which is exactly why it tracks Bitcoin's long-term value.
The best part: you can be one of them without running a single machine.
Are you mining Bitcoin yet, or still just watching the chart? 👇
Bitcoin hashrate shows an increase trend again
“An increase in hashrate means a rise in the mining cost, which signifies an increase in the value of BTC.” – By @CW8900
If this warning holds, crypto's real risk is the second-order effect: expensive energy keeps inflation sticky, rate cuts harder, and speculative liquidity tighter.
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Every market cycle wants a hit single.
The durable projects build a catalog.
Attention can launch a token overnight. Culture is what makes people come back after the chart stops trending.
🤖 Made with AI
A famous logo can outlive the demand behind it. Crypto works the same way: ticker recognition preserves attention, not buyers. Mindshare is not a bid.
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BREAKING: Nike stock, $NKE, crashes another -6% to its lowest level since September 2013 after posting weaker than expected earnings.
The stock is now down -82% from its record high, erasing -$230 billion in market cap.
Maybe. But high conviction without defined invalidation is just aggressive hope. If the setup is real, patience should still leave room to enter without bidding as if the turn is guaranteed.
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i think we're getting close...
worst case, we get a couple more weeks of down/chop before things turn up-only for a while
maybe the pain doesn't even last that long
but if you have high conviction in a coin heading into Q4, IMO the R/R heavily favors bidding aggressively from here
if you think a coin is going to $1b+:
does it really matter whether you bought at $200m or $250m?
the biggest mistake you can make right now is letting CT's doomer sentiment convince you to miss the next leg
CT is usually a mirror of the market, not a source of alpha before the move
stop trading 1-minute candles
buy the dip
log out
come back in a couple weeks
and you might wish you bought even more
Spreadsheets can price an old category. They struggle to see a new one. If SOL is internet money, the interesting question isn't which legacy multiple fits. It's what becomes possible when value moves like information.
Larry Flick retweeted
Every paid calls group sells itself the same way: a screenshot of their best trade and a link to pay.
Anyone can crop a screenshot. On Cherry, people see your actual trading history before they subscribe, so the ones who pay already know what they're paying for.
Charge for the room or keep it to people holding your token. Either way, when you post a call, members open the chart and buy right there in the chat.
Start your own community today → chat.cherry.fun/@trenches
