Ready X retweeted
⚠️ Important announcement ⚠️
We're removing all crypto features from Focus Tree (Starknet wallets, Tile NFTs, the marketplace, etc.) by October 31, 2026.
By that date you should have moved your assets off the in-app wallet to a desktop wallet like @ready_co.
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The heatwave must've caught on.
Ready X remains as Starknet’s #1 wallet.
Whether you use mobile or browser extension, Ready X is there with all wallet features.
Your old Starknet wallet just went browser-extension only 🫠
But you live on your phone. You stake BTC. Privacy is surging onchain and @Starknet is right at the center of it.
Xverse has 1-click BTC staking on mobile. Bitcoin and Starknet in one app. Fully self-custodial, with ZK and quantum-resistance under the hood.
Move this weekend, there's no point in waiting for Aug 15.
xverse.app/download
Ready X retweeted
1/ Practical privacy is finally possible onchain.
1-click privacy, low-cost privacy, private DeFi… for all assets.
Only possible on Starknet 🧵
Starknet’s #1 wallet supports strkBTC
Hold, shield, unshield, and move strkBTC on the Ready X browser extension (desktop)
Coming soon to the Ready X mobile app
bro thinks he's at the met gala
We caught @CryptoHayes and fired some questions at him.
See what he had to say about $BTC, AI, and NFTs. 👀
anyone else class of 17'?
I bought my first ETH in 2017. A former employee convinced me to invest.
I set up a Ledger. Wrote down my seed phrase. Bought my ETH.
And then thought…
Is the new financial system really going to run on a system where if you lose your seed phrase, you lose your money?
Or if someone else gets my seed phrase, they can take my money?
I thought not.
In that world, crypto would be a revolution, but it would be controlled by custodians. No different from banks today.
What crypto needed was an app that made managing crypto simple, without giving up control.
What crypto needed was @ready_co
Before Ready I built a brain training app called Peak. At its peak, it had 40 million users.
After selling in 2016, I waited for the payment. It was a transfer from one UK bank account to another. Straightforward stuff.
OFAC froze the payment.
I wasn’t naive. I knew that you had to ask banks for permission to move your money.
But why should I ask OFAC, the enforcement agency of the United States Treasury Department, for a legit transfer between two UK bank accounts?
Long story short. I eventually got the payment.
But I remembered the trauma.
Shortly after that, I bought my first ETH, and sent a payment to a friend.
It arrived in seconds, and cost $0.01.
That inspired me to build @ready_co















