NEAR and Ethereum made opposite bets on AI agents. NEAR is intents-native - agents declare goals, solvers compete to execute across 35+ chains. One agent controls assets everywhere via MPC chain signatures. No bridges, no gas juggling. Built for full agent autonomy. In current

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Mobile App pricing 101 > one time purchase is dead for saas except very niche tools. > freemium only if your free tier is insanely generous. conversion under 5 percent otherwise. > 9 dollars per month feels cheap but kills percieved value. > 29 dollars per month is the sweet

Best tech matters. Without best tech you can't unlock new use cases, new audiences, new possibilities. Starknet is best tech.

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Thank god MCP is dead Just as useless of an idea as LLMs.txt was It's all dumb abstractions that AI doesn't need because AI's are as smart as humans so they can just use what was already there which is APIs

Rafal Wilinski OAuth is comically inadequate for the agentic world. The bulk of my career is in identity systems, including work on the standards/specs, and it's amazing to see a technology reveal just how flawed and incapable things like OAuth/OIDC are for real identity interactions. We need

This is the best article I’ve read so far on Vitalik’s L2 post and the future of Ethereum. TLDR: the Ethereum L1 is scaling, and L2s have found product/market fit with institutions like Robinhood, Coinbase, and Kraken that want the security of Ethereum with the customizability

nobody accidentally swaps $50M into a pool with $36K of liquidity lol. fresh wallet, $50.4M from Binance, zero slippage protection, routed through the jankiest Sushiswap path possible. and then an MEV bot just happens to flash borrow $29M from Morpho in the same block and pocket

HOW TO GET YOUR FIRST 100 PAYING USERS WITH ZERO AD SPEND i've done this multiple times now in less than 2 weeks with $0 to my name. here's the exact playbook: 1\ reddit is your best growth channel and nobody uses it right posts: > YOU DON'T NEED AN AUDIENCE TO GET HUNDREDS

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Linkedin is the second most cited domain in LLMs according to a Semrush study. Youtube at #4 and Facebook at #6. This shows how important it is to use your social media channels. Posting to social media is not just about marketing. Its about SEO, and its about effecting the

100%. No company wants a bunch of unmonitored CLIs on users' machines without common logging and introspection. This is such a massive security risk with 1 developer, never mind N or N+500. If only something like MCP existed to solve this. Great read.

guy sold his saas for $6M after talking to 30 buyers here's what he thought mattered vs what actually did what he thought: growth rate, market size, team what actually mattered: 1\ customer concentration. first question every buyer asked: "what % of revenue comes from your

Hot take: Boring SaaS will outlast most AI hype apps

When I walk around here in Southern Brazil (which is closer to Argentina than the Brazil you probably think of and pretty safe) I'm shocked that very often it feels more European here than Europe now And I'm not talking skin color etc. Southern Brazil is mixed too and it's

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The problem Unichain faced was that it had no purpose to exist and also lacked any differentiation that could credibly support a future purpose. As was also noted in many private conversations, it seemed really strange that a protocol that hoards liquidity would *pay* users to