
Building Superfluid Wallet (@sfwallet) and Superfluid Protocol (@Superfluid_HQ) at Superfluid Finance. Haskell fan, too.
Tallinn, Estonia
Joined December 2024
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An important update about the future of Superfluid Protocol and Superfluid Wallet from me:
I see Superfluid Wallet as the router of agent capabilities, with x401 as one of its superpowers.
I am glad we are the early adopter and the first in production.
Come to the @proof team's booth at @money2020 and experience x401-powered identity applications!
Good morning, USA!
You will find the first x401 production demo, powered by Superfluid Wallet, at Proof's booth. You can win 1000 USDC by entering our raffle - where else but at @money2020 Las Vegas!
To participate: Copy the prompt. Paste it to your Agent. Send. Verify your humanness, and you are in!
Instead of using credit card, here is a demo of how my @instinct agent can pay a Shopify-powered merch store in USDC using my @sfwallet on my mobile. One prompt. That's it.
Try the prompt yourself:
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Please visit merch.superfluidwallet.com/ and find me an Ethereum-themed black mug. Once you've selected one, let's pay with USDC and show me the QR code via WalletConnect so I can pay with my Superfluid Wallet. Use promo code "SFWALLET" for a discount.
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How your AI agent can pay with your credit card, without ever holding it:
1. Your card stays stored in a trusted wallet.
2. When your agent goes to buy something, the wallet creates an agentic token: a stand-in card number that only works at that store, with limits like "don't spend more than $100."
3. Your agent hands the token to the store.
4. The store runs it through its usual payment processor, and the charge lands on your real card, with your rewards and card benefits intact.
"AOL was a helpful set of training wheels for getting everyone online, but the open web ultimately won. We think the same thing will happen with agents as well."
Full piece from VGS's @terryangelos on the Wallet Wars: a16z.news/p/wallet-wars
Copy. Paste. Send.
What would your customers ask their AI agent to do on your website?
Enter your URL. See the prompt.
We’re building the first agent-powered customer journeys with a few businesses.
Bring us yours → superfluidwallet.com
The instinct.com/ website itself is a statement. It paired itself with @sfwallet very smoothly.
I am incredibly proud of and grateful to the team launching this brand-new product at Superfluid.
To get started, copy this prompt to your ChatGPT Work tab, Claude Cowork, Muse, or your local agents:
> Set up Superfluid Wallet using app.superfluidwallet.com/SKI…
Introducing Superfluid Wallet: a wallet you and your agents use together. Now in beta testing.
For on-chain finance and agentic commerce where agents act for people and people stay in charge.
Understand what you’re authorising. Control what your agent can do. Let participating services verify who your agent represents.
Built With the Best: @turnkeyhq , @proof , @circle , @navaai
Read the launch article :
xitter.cf/sfwallet/status/210241…
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"These are the moments I still play tennis for."
We're so happy you still do, @DjokerNole.
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Every combinator can be rendered as an iota tree.
Iota is a programming language.
Defined as iota = 1 | 0 iota iota, where iota = \f.((\a.\b.\c.((ac)(bc)))\d.\e.d).
Iota is turing complete! So you can represent *all computable functions* with iota trees
PL theory is amazing!
youtu.be/V94tF_ltNFQ?is=zsDO…
The monologue of "honoring your boomers."
Watching the "Dirty Harry" series again is one way to appreciate the complexity of dealing with the matter of good versus evil.
I hope the crumbling of the alliance on the right will call for a stronger philosophical foundation in 10 years. Not this time.
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Dennis Prager: Right and Wrong Are Not a Matter of Personal Opinion thefp.com/p/dennis-prager-ri…
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This is one of the most exciting features coming to the Verse language: reactive programming that “just works”!
And Rubio's latest speech poses a decision that the so-called West must make urgently in response to the rise of the autocratic China: A Carney-lites' lament for "another world of yesterday," or a Rubionic charge for "the revival of the Columbus spirit."
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Nostalgia is not a strategy; among many fundamental changes, China has never been a more serious challenge to the world order than in recent history. So, I find Carney-lite attitude pitiful at best, and utterly impotent at worst. "Another world of yesterday," to almost quote Stefan Zweig's work, only that it was no longer about the Habsburg myth but a liberal-order myth. Get on with it!
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What if you could program with category theory directly?
CPL 0.2.0 is out 🚀 — a language with no built-in data types, where even functional types are defined using category theory.
Now runs in your browser via WebAssembly. Give it a try: msakai.github.io/cpl/















