We're starting to see the magic of what happens when you combine AI + crypto + secure chat on @baseapp with XMTP. With @flaunchgg, people can launch tokens right from the group chat, split token allocation across members, and let people earn on txn fees...all with a few simple texts. Can you do that on Telegram?

Every time I see this experience in @baseapp - I’m like this is how to become the next great messenger in the world In one text message, you can send money, anywhere in the world, to anyone, instantly, with any token, split any way you want, no limits, for <$.001 w/ @bankrbot

The next gen messengers are now starting to be built. And the foundation is @xmtp_

If you want a reason for using ai on decentralized messaging protocol with key based identity not personal info this might be it

Agents introduced a new Flywheel for XMTP. The more messaging apps -> the more identities that can be reached -> the more agent devs want to build to reach those identities -> the more messaging apps want to build to get access to all the agents already built on XMTP.

Many people have been asking me about how we designed the XMTP Identity system to be fundamentally different from others in the space. With our latest update, we completely changed how XMTP ID works, making it solely a passkey to provide global interoperability. Let's breakdown how XMTP is the most open, unopinionated, and interoperable standard for everyone... Messaging Isn’t an App. It’s a Protocol. Think of XMTP like SMTP was for email. Except this time: It’s encrypted It’s decentralized It’s unowned It’s yours This isn’t another messaging app. XMTP is the foundation every app can build on. One Identity. Any Network. At the heart of XMTP ID is a passkey. That means you can bind any owned identity — ENS, Farcaster, Solana, Lens, Nostr, Mastodon, Bluesky, or even a traditional email address — to your XMTP ID. Once linked, you can message any other bound identity across any network. Want to message someone’s ENS from your Farcaster handle? Want your email to reach someone’s .sol address — privately, securely? Now you can. One key. All networks. What Makes XMTP Different 🟦 XMTP ID is not a global ID. You don’t need to register a new name. XMTP lets your existing identity speak. 🟦 It’s unopinionated by design. XMTP doesn’t force a naming system. It works with what you already own. 🟦 It’s private by default. End-to-end encrypted. No central servers. Quantum-resistant encryption for the future. 🟦 It’s a protocol, not a platform. No lock-in. No rent-seeking middlemen. Just a simple primitive any developer can integrate. Why This Matters Identity on the internet is finally composable. With XMTP ID, you can: Reach any owned identity across networks Create secure, private communication between communities 🟦 Build apps where the inbox is portable and user-owned 🟦 Protect attention through programmable messaging and paywalls have completely changed how XMTP ID works, making it Enable true interoperability across the decentralized internet This Is the New Layer of the Internet We believe private communication is a human right. We believe the messaging layer of the internet should not be owned by any company. We believe one open protocol — simple, flexible, and secure — can connect the world. That’s what we’re building. One key to reach them all. One protocol to rebuild private communication for the world. Join us. We are @xmtp_

Automations that can message + trade are going to unlock so many use cases.

Making investing as simple as a message on @xmtp_

Decentralized messaging > Centralized messaging

It feels incredible to be working on a product again that isn’t DAUs, but MinuteAUs @baseapp + @xmtp_ First product I’ve ever used in crypto daily, let alone hourly. Hasn’t even really gotten started yet.