Every bank wants programmable money Every fintech wants composability Every payment needs settlement Ethereum solved this in 2015 Yes, it didn't really work well for a while. It didn't scale. It wasn't private. Consortia didn't work. There wasn't identity, KYC, and so on. But this is solved. The rest is just migration

Dive into our friends at @m0 by @BrandonSello Beauty is simple experience abstracting the underlying complex machinery

Listen we are definitely not there yet  Your AI agent isn't your CFO Your prompt isn't financial advice Your LLM isn't Warren Buffett But AI agents are eating the boring parts of finance • Invoice processing • Expense categorization • Basic reconciliation • Payment scheduling • Data entry The mundane dies first Everything else follows

Crypto treasuries are controversial but not speculative This is here to stay Just like endowments going into private equity or commodities was the right decisions in the 2010s Crypto is the hot asset class now

Is this true?  When AI agents start deploying capital at scale They'll find the deepest liquidity The most robust infrastructure The strongest security guarantees on Ethereum  But it might all be repackaged by Stripe and Coinbase

Excited to support @xtaohq and @samaroo00 If you are thinking about how to learn about Bittensor and whether it's too late, xTAO is the answer.

Here's what everyone's missing Roboadvisors weren't about portfolio management Neural art wasn't about creativity They were training wheels For something bigger We're building an economy where machines are first-class citizens And we're all still arguing about meme crime coins and MEV Zoom out Ethereum is the protocol for the economic layer of the Internet. The large AI models are more performant than human beings. Robots are embodied and have sensors to train real world behavior. Thing bigger.

The greatest asymmetric bet: Being long human ingenuity There are many critics of the machine economy Each is wrong in their own special way

Since 2010, I have been on a path from roboadvisors to neural art to crypto finance to autonomous AI agents Where we are going is inevitable Every wave builds on the last Every iteration gets more powerful It wasn't about automating financial advisors or replacing human artists or doing customer service better or launching tokens for Internet forums It was to connect the sum of the parts to the whole We are in the age of the machine economy

Code doesn't care about your feelings Code doesn't negotiate Code doesn't play politics That's why we're here In a world of: • Empty promises • Corrupt institutions • Human error Code stands true This is why Web3 survives You probably think this is BS. But think about all financial crime and regulations. Who initiated it? Who betrayed fiduciary duty or started the Ponzi? Who seized assets or lent out too much money. The less fuzzy our financial systems, the mote deterministic the outcomes.  This is good for people who need basic services.