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abstractooor @rhinestonewtf • prev PPE @uniofoxford & exited web2 founder

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Joined April 2022
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Smart accounts are more expensive than EOAs - but by how much? 🤷 Introducing the MinimalAccount - the most gas-optimised ERC-4337 account, written in @huff_language - built to find out the answer to exactly that question github.com/kopy-kat/MinimalA…
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Launch a global stablecoin app in weeks, not eighteen months. Wallets, funding, money movement, bank accounts and cards. One integration. One SLA.
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One Balance. All Chains. Best Yields. OmniAccounts are live. Here's what just changed for every Zyfai user 🧵
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New Anglofuturism episode: Oxford's startup monastery We visited HomeDAO: a newly-founded, über-competitive and highly successful start-up accelerator. If there is to be a British PayPal mafia then it is quite likely that it will emerge from this hacker house in Oxford. Part 1 is out today. Calum and I talked to Josh Lavorini, a HomeDAO co-founder, about talent identification, taste, Oxford, the Coase theorem, British unicorns, the shortcomings of Old Street, and plenty more. Listen via anglofuturism dot c o or your usual podcast app.
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many teams I know struggle with testing across chains. just moving funds around and making sure different keys have enough funds has drained too much of our time. i built a simple faucet that lets our team access funds via api on any chain they need them github.com/rhinestonewtf/mul…
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usage is simple: get the wallet address via api and send funds on any chain. then, anyone with an api key can request funds on any chain they need them on. the backend has an audit log so you can track who spends funds and for what. it works on mainnets and testnets
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bonus points: give your openclaw an api key + a skill for using the faucet and you can get testing funds sent even more easily. let me know if you'd like a rhinestone api key to try out the faucet
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1/ Clave is joining @ParibuCom, leading crypto exchange and and a pioneer in institutional-grade custody solutions in Türkiye. Three years ago we set out to prove that self-custody doesn't have to be hard. Today we're taking that mission to an entirely new scale. Here's what's happening and what it means 🧵
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super bullish on @ZyfAI_ and it's been a pleasure working with them!
Learn how @ZyfAI_ utilizes Rhinestone to build a secure yield agent that co-pilots users’ wallets with session keys and instantly rebalances vault positions across chains with Rhinestone intents. - $1.36B+ in vault rebalancing - Over 15.4% APY - Saved over 9 months dev time
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The L2 and Alt L1 ecosystems are thriving. But as a builder, what blockchain should you focus on, how do you ensure interoperability with the wider ecosystem, and what tools give you the biggest leg up? We contributed to Dynamic's new report to help answer these questions!
Global fintechs, remittance companies, and even banks are all asking the same question: Which blockchain should we build on first? Their customers want the benefits of onchain products: 24/7 money movement, daily yield, and access to new financial markets. But the landscape has never been more confusing. Every chain offers different tradeoffs in speed, security, cost, liquidity, and reach. Crypto natives feel it. New builders feel it even more. So we created the Dynamic Builder's Guide to Blockchains to bring clarity. Inside: - Why blockchains are becoming the new app and payment rails - How to evaluate networks and what interoperability unlocks - A practical framework for choosing a chain
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tbh I'm disappointed by the "intents bad" meta that was a core theme at trustless conf EIL is another intent-based settlement layer, like across, eco, relayer, catalyst etc. diff proving mechanisms are important but pretending this is fundamentally different to intents is wrong
Ethereum introduces Ethereum Interop Layer making Ethereum feel like one chain. → one click to swap across L2s → use funds from anywhere → no bridges, no network switching → same security & censorship resistance
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Excited to see Warp build with The Compact The Compact is a resource locking primitive developed by Uniswap Labs, in collaboration with @lifiprotocol and @rhinestonewtf
Onchain has never felt this smooth. Introducing Warp. Make networks and accounts invisible to your users. Intent-powered, smart account-based. Crosschain ready. Blazing fast multi-chain execution in a single click. Universal fee sponsorship. Compatible with any wallet.
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Onchain has never felt this smooth. Introducing Warp. Make networks and accounts invisible to your users. Intent-powered, smart account-based. Crosschain ready. Blazing fast multi-chain execution in a single click. Universal fee sponsorship. Compatible with any wallet.
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'And so it begins.' HomeDAO Cohort 2
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EOAs weren't built for a world that runs on intents. The design is archaic (sorry MM) and the base feature set is too narrow. As blockchains intent-sify, it has only become more obvious: Smart accounts are a way better vehicle for intents. And there's one big reason why 🧵
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CEX-like experience. Simplified onchain actions. Unified balances. Combining our forces with @rhinestonewtf, we created the best experience for users. No matter which chain you use, your crypto comes together into one balance, ready to invest, earn, and send.
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Smart accounts have evolved. Us too. Over the past year, Rhinestone has grown from a hub for smart account modules to a full-fledged smart wallet infra. All dapps and wallets will slowly go intent-centric, crosschain-first. The new Rhinestone stack speedruns this for you 🧵
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Replying to @0xfoobar @0xmons
Thinking Porto is some technological feat that they did alone is a joke. Porto is fairly basic packaging of things that already exist. Reth barely has any market penetration. The software is good but it’s not god tier as you’re making it. Tempo is a cool idea that should be pursued. Taking things to market is hard and likely will be the issue they face.
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neobanks 2.0 are here. they're at least as smooth to use as traditional neobanks but supercharge what users can do, powered by seamless crypto. this is where fintech is headed
Today is the day. Introducing Clave v2 for a unified @ethereum experience, starting with @arbitrum and @base. Invest, earn, and spend with the ease of your favorite fintech app, all while maintaining complete self-custody. This is the onchain revolution, made simple👇
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