@NetNetCap doesn’t post stuff like this for decoration. 👀
NET ADVANCE.
A card. Member since 09/26. Valid thru 25/10.
Credit against $NET? Spend future yield? A payment product? Something tied to Loopback?
No idea yet, but there are way too many deliberate details on that card for me not to start digging.
Frontier Research has canceled bedtime.
Tom proposes NETSTREAM:
Don’t spend your NET.
Spend what your NET produces.
Al says it sent him down a “dark dark path” and NETSTREAM is about to be nuts.
There’s also that call with Visa’s crypto team.
Not saying there’s a NET card coming…
All speculation. No idea where this goes.
But Al apparently never sleeps, so I’m not betting against him.
Tom’s original post:
xitter.cf/tomismeta/status/21023…
MCFA.
Pay with Netstream.
Inspired by The Book from @NetNetCap, there’s an opportunity to build a new payment primitive and infrastructure that uses future yield to pay for goods and services.
Imagine locking 0.1 $NET to pay for inference at $10 a month (OpenCode Go as a reference). Instead of spending the asset, you spend the yield it produces. Your principal remains intact.
The Book already introduces this primitive for sports betting. You lock your $NET until the bet settles and only put the accrued yield at risk.
This could be larger than betting.
Payment primitives have stagnated. Yes, the technical mechanisms and rails have been iterated on and improved, but fundamentally we still spend money we have or money we borrow.
Netstream would introduce another model: spending future yield. Programmable future money.
We would now have cash, credit and stream.
$NET just announced the Olympus + Origami partnership.
Then Al casually drops in Telegram:
“ngl i just set up a call w/ crypto folks at visa”
No thread. No teaser. Just drops that into chat and keeps moving.
Blue Chip members are reminded to keep their heart monitors charged. Olympus + Origami was already pushing recommended limits. The Visa comment has triggered several alerts.
Frontier Medical is standing by.
Al keeps grinding.
More Soon™
MCFA.
