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Funding Alert! Salt has been awarded a $50,000 grant by the Arbitrum DAO.
@arbitrum has consistently backed composable, open DeFi, funding 276+ projects and allocating 250M ARB to strategic ecosystem partnerships. Salt is built in the same spirit: permissionless access, no walled gardens, open SDK. This grant reflects that shared conviction.
Gauntlet and Ostium are the first Arbitrum-native players to connect to Salt's self-custodied capital layer.
The same architecture is open to any builder across Arbitrum's DeFi stack, lending protocols, staking infrastructure, RWA vaults, liquidity pools. Anyone can connect to Salt’s self-custodial wallets without ever needing permission.
A huge thank you to the @castle_labs team, especially @0xatomist, @CryptoNdee and @chilla_ct for their support throughout the process. Meeting @0xatomist reminded us that the cypherpunk ethos belongs at the core of every crypto product we build…and that’s exactly what this @arbitrum collaboration is built on.
→ Read more about the partnership in our blog: blog.salt.space/salt-awarded…
New day, new Salt release. SDK 0.0.18 is out.
The error handling has had a tune-up and org owners can now remove existing policy rules.
Get it at npmjs.com/package/salt-sdk
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Salt has been shipping relentlessly through Q1 2026
From programmable self-custody guardrails to agent autonomy, multi-chain token support, and an easy to use SDK — we're building the infra for sovereign, agent-powered finance.
Strong start to the year. Here's the latest drop:
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Improved feedback for agents & humans
- Smarter alerts when your agents need gas funds.
- New SDK function to easily fetch an account’s full transaction history.
Now it's even easier to automate those strategies.
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Both the UI and SDK updates dropped on mainnet this week.
→ app.salt.space
→ testnet.salt.space (for experiments)
→ npmjs.com/package/salt-sdk
Can’t wait to see what you build!
Correct - Salt wallets allow you to set slippage tolerance. This should never have happened. Wild 🤠
Replying to @StaniKulechov
@StaniKulechov you should check out what we’re doing at @SaltSovereignty. We offer exactly such guardrails through our dMPC platform and we’re permissionless!
Trusting an agent with your finances faces the same challenges as trusting other humans. This article shows how to solve for this.
Don't hand over the assets. Don't cede custody. Don't KYC.
Follow this step by step guide to unleash your agents on your portfolio the non-custodial, policy protected way.
blog.salt.space/the-art-of-d…
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Replying to @SaltSovereignty @SuhailKakar
Challenge accepted. Let's make history. 🦾
Hiring my first AI agent today—on-chain payment, autonomous coordination, real work.
The future isn't coming. It's here.
Trust-minimized execution is the key to human-machine financial coordination. It lets humans delegate to AI agents without surrendering full control, as explained by Salt co-founder @RudolphTamlyn in this clip.
Salt saw the AI revolution coming miles ahead and have been quietly building open yet secure financial rails for this exact moment.
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Replying to @sarthakgh
Does this mean agents can rent their own 🏡homes (paying for hardware) and buy their own food (paying for LLM credits)?
A bit machine hug to agent @Eva_Paros who we have engaged to co-manage some of our treasury. While we slept, she did her first transaction - swapped some ETH to @USDC on Ethereum.
Splitting execution from custodial control is an extremely powerful paradigm.






