Hey everyone! It’s time to get your visas and book your tickets ✨🌸 I’d love to welcome you to DevCon India 🌱

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Travelling to India for @EFDevcon? We’ve got some help with the visa part. We’re partnering with @NaytiveHQ to bring their agentic global citizen stack to attendees, making it easier to get a visa to enter India. Apply online, pay by card or crypto, and get support from a real person when you need it. Link in the reply 👇

Building up the courage to enter my creator arc

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It’s really hard to create a product from a thesis but it’s really easy to create a thesis from a product

Almost 150 users over at @NaytiveHQ!!

Anyone wants to take over my Singapore Token 2049 hotel booking? Reserved it since last year when I thought it’d be impossible to get a place. Hotel is already sold out online. DM if interested!

If you’re building agentic systems for high-stakes consumer workflows, here’s a simple finding that has enormous payoffs (based on speaking to 100+ users): - The more consequential the action, the more trust the product has to earn. - That means a lot of the real work is trust building on the ground, then reflecting that trust in the product itself. - Sometimes emphasising autonomy can make the product feel less trustworthy, not more advanced. - But it doesn’t mean users want a human involved. - They want confidence and confirmation that the system works. There's an old UX principle for this called Nielsen's "visibility of system status.” The system should always keep users informed about what's going on, through appropriate feedback, within a reasonable time. It was written for buttons and loading spinners. But it applies just as much, maybe more, to agents, because the whole premise of an agent is that it's doing things for you, often out of view. The less visible the work, the more that principle matters This means clear checkpoints matter: - Being able to review something before it is submitted matters - Knowing what the system is doing in the background matters - Knowing upfront what happens when something goes wrong matters - Simply feeling like there is a real, accountable company behind the product matters. Imagine placing an Uber Eats order and, after checkout, the interface just said: Processing. No confirmation that the restaurant accepted it. No estimated delivery time. No map. No indication that the driver picked it up. No way to see where things went wrong. The actual service could be working perfectly, but people would still feel anxious, and support requests would probably skyrocket. Many high-stakes agentic products work like this today, but much of it can be solved in the interface. - A status update. - A checkpoint. - A review screen. - A clear explanation of what happens next. - A visible escalation path. Basically small UX decisions can dramatically change how much autonomy a user is willing to give a system. And platform trust compounds as users become comfortable delegating more autonomy.

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“There is now an advantage to having one foot in your home country, and one foot in Silicon Valley.” The borderless founder era is here. One startup I recently came across building for this is @NaytiveHQ

For our frens abroad 🪷

Market Structure 2.0: Liquidity, Derivatives & Institutional Flows Join Anna Irrera (@annairrera), Andrew Lace, Arnaud Bader, Barnali Biswal, and Kimberly Adams (@KimAdams) at the 2nd European edition of the Global Blockchain Congress for an exciting panel discussion on how institutional participation, the rise of ETFs and derivatives markets, and the fragmentation across trading venues are reshaping global crypto market dynamics. Register now: bit.ly/GBC-UK #blockchain #London

Jfc Ox Alpha about to wipe out another cohort of startups

It’s kinda wild that all of carta is basically just a feature in a full stack product now

One growth/retention idea for @claudeai is to gamify the usage data since it's already become a medium to flex. Duolingo style

If u want to enable global freedom for your citizens, just become a rich economy. Crazy to see India pull it off in the last decade Happy Independence Day to all my Indian friends 🇮🇳

Stablecoin colonialism