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Combining agents and crypto. What could possibly go wrong?
I’m excited to announce that I’ve joined @Cloudflare as a Product Manager focused on Agent Payments. We are building out payment tooling on top of stablecoin rails, and our first product is a Monetization Gateway that will help website creators get paid for their content and APIs without any custom code. I’ve believed in micropayments as a use case for crypto since 2013, and I can’t imagine a better place to work on it than at Cloudflare, which handles 20% of the world’s Internet traffic.
At Syndicate, I spent the last five years working to increase the mainstream adoption of crypto, and I’m proud of the developer tooling that we built for hundreds of projects ranging from Fortune 100s to startups. The deep expertise that we built in blockchain scaling will help as Cloudflare seeks to scale to a level that exceeds all existing blockchains combined. In addition, Cloudflare’s distribution and leadership in protocols like x402 will bring crypto to orders of magnitude more people than the user base that exists today.
Monetization Gateway is our first product, and we are building a suite of products to help developers both buy and sell useful APIs and content. If you are a developer or creator who is seeking better ways to pay and get paid, please do DM me. Likewise, if you are in the stablecoin tooling or blockchain infrastructure space, I’d love to chat as well so that we can help the entire industry grow together. My DMs are open for feature requests or feedback for our work at Cloudflare!
A lot of cool new features were developed for Sprawl over the last few days. The one that I'm most enjoying is the grid windowing feature. It allows me to easily spin up a project, attach windows, stay organized, and add annotations for meta-information when I need to. Super cool
Digital preservation tech with real purpose. Preservica is hiring a Product Manager (Remote UK) to shape tools that keep history alive. miserablyunemployed.com/app/… #ProductManagement #RemoteJobs
Half product, half eng, all yours. SnapMagic needs a Director of Software & Product, up to $250k. Redwood City, remote ok. #TechJobs
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Every blockchain explorer I've used answers one question: did the transaction succeed? And they answer it with a decoded function signature and a table of raw values. No execution context, no way to see how that function connects to the rest of the contract.
We built Doodlescan to fix that. When you look up a transaction, it renders the called function inside a visual flow graph of the full contract. You can trace the execution path, see the guards and modifiers, the events it emits, the internal calls it makes. The function stops being an isolated signature and becomes a window into the contract's actual behavior.
The gas breakdown is visual too. You see the gas used vs. the limit as a bar, the price in Gwei, the fee in the native token, and the percentage consumed. When you combine that with the contract graph, you start to see why certain transactions cost more: storage writes, loops over dynamic arrays, mapping reads in access control checks. All visible in the graph.
It covers #Ethereum, #Base, #Arbitrum, #BNB Chain, and #Polygon. Search by tx hash, contract address, wallet address, or ENS name. No account required.
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Every block explorer shows you a decoded function name and a wall of hex. Doodlescan from @doodledapp shows you the actual contract as a visual flow graph, with the called function lit up in context.
Check it out: doodledapp.com/explorer
I've been in web3 for ten years now. Built two startups (@doodledapp is the latest), and joined a third.
Take this as coming from someone with a lot of skin in the game (my career):
1. Web3 will never take off unless people stop allowing just anyone to invest in it. The wild west bullshit that has been going on for a while has left everyone with a bad taste in their mouths.
2. Without some solution for people "losing" their money, nobody will ever take it seriously. Just yesterday a lot of people lost the value of their money due to an exploit. If a bank tried to explain away how my money got "lost" because of some technical problem on their side, I'd grab my pitchfork and a gas can. 🔥
This is the core of it. Money is about trust and if you don't have trust in the system itself that your stored value is safe, then there is no reason for people to use it other than as a complicated casino. I don't know about you, but that's not what I want to be part of.
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من المشاريع المقدمه في Base Batches 003 🔵
@doodledapp بيبني visual no code smart contract builder موجه لغير المطورين والمطورين، وبيسمح لأي حد يبني عقود ذكية على Base من خلال واجهة بصرية بدون كتابة كود
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