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Finally...some much needed innovation, not iterations, to the crypto oracles space

Projects used to raise millions of dollars by proclaiming "We're the Web3 version of XYZ!" We're glad that phase is over because frankly, there doesn't need to be a Web3 version of everything. But that won't stop us from sharing Arjun 🏴's example to help you understand

Behind the scenes, intents are gaining a ton of momentum. Technologists and investors agree: web3’s complexity needs to be abstracted and intents is the smart way. As leaders collaborate on the path ahead, we’ve launched Intents University to reward you for learning! 🧵👇

Welcome to the post-blockchain era, and the off-chain frontier where Intents are the new transactions Proofs are the new calldata Credible accounts are the new smart accounts Commitments are the new liquidity pools Auctions are the new bonding curves Solvers are the new

Welcome to the post-blockchain era, and the off-chain frontier where Intents are the new transactions Proofs are the new calldata Credible accounts are the new smart accounts Commitments are the new liquidity pools Auctions are the new bonding curves Solvers are the new

Key takeaways from Brussels thus far: - the big topics so far are chain abstraction, pre-confs, intents - the eigenlayer hype compared to ETHDenver has diminished - ppl are keeping it real and sentiment is somewhat neutral/slightly pessimistic even - same builders, still here

Intent-ionally legendary

Turns out the decentralized Uber will be built, just not what we thought 5 years ago. It’ll be a marketplace for anything you want to do with crypto expressed in intents, and an open to join fleet of solvers. Uber for the crypto natives.

This article features emerging solutions like: — ERC-7683 to standardize intent expression (proposed by Uniswap Labs 🦄 and Across) — Infra like Khalani Network to enable solver collaboration for intent execution. — Clearing layers like Everclear for capital efficient

Great writing from Arjun Chand and the LI.FI team. We at Khalani Network see intents as "solver proof obligations" that a user declares on solutions. An intent is only as useful as how the solvers can understand them, and use them as "settlement requirements" to

Is anybody else enjoying the CT bromance between knwang and Arjun 🏴? Collaborative (and mega brain) interactions have been refreshing to see. Bring the bromance onchain.

The recording of my talk: "Intents are Proof Obligations - A Developer’s Guide to the Galaxy of Intents", from SevenX Ventures research day has been posted (link included in the end). Here's a summary: 🧵

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.vitalik.eth is right. We drastically reduced on-chain fees and unlocked blockchain scalability via L2s. But it's time we upgrade the user experience to a new level. how? Through chain abstraction and intent protocols that work together in a harmonic stack: → Apps that

We're excited to announce our $2.5M Seed Round led by Ethereal Ventures to unleash the full potential of intents with our decentralized solver platform! This milestone will help us expand our team, push forward R&D, and bring Khalani to full-scale production. blog.khalani.network/khalani-raises…

Abstract it all. Until it works so well. That we don’t need to call it abstractions anymore.

Devs and non-devs will benefit from this read. While y'all touching grass and hoping the bad metas don't arise again, this is a glimpse into what crypto could be if we built wisely vs 95% for incentives and $$.

Found the solution to the market not dipping every time I buy It won’t know if robots are doing it

SolverFi will fix the majority of crypto builders' and users' complaints. How we interact with blockchains today will dramatically change with SolverFi: -Multi-chain native from day 1 -No fragmentation 🤯 -Integrated everywhere Our co-founder knwang sat down with The Rollup