Dave's at it again, describing why traditional sandboxes can't survive in the era of AI 👇 systemweakness.com/beyond-sandbox… Google just paid $250,000 for a Chrome sandbox escape that affects millions of AI development tools like Cursor and Windsurf. Still unpatched. Meanwhile, AI

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What do Stripe, MongoDB, Snowflake, and Salesforce have in common? SOC 2 Type 2 compliance. Fortune 500 legal departments require it for contract approval, IT security teams mandate it for vendor onboarding, and procurement workflows automatically filter for it.

Big tech platforms don't exist in a vacuum. They're powered by service layers that make them faster, smarter, and more reliable when it matters most. Cloudflare didn't replace the internet, but made it safer and faster. twilio didn't replace telecom, but made it programmable.

It's only been one week since our launch, and we've started off better than expected, and right on track for our goals. - Over 175 signups (with over half being from direct referrals). - Hundreds of runs generated, lots of tools and even toolkits constructed. - Four customers

Tune in this Thursday at 6:30PM CET (12:30PM US Eastern) with Bob the reBuilt and our CEO Kanenas x.com/i/spaces/1DXxy… We'll talk about the intricacies, challenges overcome, and the ground-floor opportunity around building AI agent infrastructure straddling Web2 and Web3.

The same companies putting BTC on their balance sheets are also the ones integrating AI agents, and they'll need infrastructure that bridges both worlds. The convergence is happening faster than most realize. See you in Singapore.

We'll be live in approximately one hour. There will be a short Q&A at the end, have your questions ready, or comment below 👇

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We're on our way to Singapore for crypto's largest annual event, TOKEN2049 ✈️ With 25,000+ attendees it's where founders collaborate, builders build, and partnerships take shape. Want to learn more about AVM? Use code MEETME15 at meetme.token2049.com to connect. See you

We gave AI agents the ability to act and execute, but what about when they need to pay another agent? For a quick Sunday read, our very own Dave Patten explores how Google's AP2 is creating the payment rails for autonomous AI commerce, from microtransactions to enterprise

"...to initiate [the] security breach, the attacker simply needs to send an email to the victim." Forbes just published on the exact premise AVM's been building on for months: the inherent security flaws in AI agent execution. This isn't news to us. It's why we created AVM.

And this is what events like TOKEN2049 are all about.

As TOKEN2049 wraps up, the one theme that dominated every conversation: everyone's building AI agents, and many are starting to realize 'the execution gap' that holds them back from meaningful production. For everyone we met who asked "what exactly does AVM do?" .. we wrote

Developers know all too well that feeling when the code works well in their local environment, but breaks when moved to another. AVM eliminates that "works on my machine" syndrome for AI agents' codebase. When you build on AVM, environmental drift suddenly becomes a non-issue.

Listen live this Thursday at 5PM UTC+2 (3PM London, 11AM New York), where our co-founder and CEO Kanenas will break down who we met, what we learned, and what's next for AVM after TOKEN2049 Open Q&A to follow.

Our CEO Kanenas answers five quick questions about AVM; why we built it, what it is, and where it's headed. And don't miss us this Thursday at 3PM UTC where we'll be hosting a recap/AMA of our experience at TOKEN2049 in Singapore.