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It Is Not the Critic Who Counts
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Sad to see @payy_link discontinuing their program in the EU (?). Would be great to see a statement on why the decision was made. Card program consolidation is inevitable but it would be interesting to know whether this is driven by business, regulatory, or other motivations.
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Introducing confidential swaps on @AnomaPay, powered by Anoma and @bebop_dex Swap without revealing your movements or strategy. Guaranteed quotes, 0 slippage. Now live on @ethereum with support for additional chains and assets coming soon. Get started: anomapay.app
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Just as he finishes his FIFA referee internship. Is there any other major sports event that might occupy him for a while?
.@POTUS: "Spain is a wasted cause. We don't want to do any trade business with Spain anymore by the way... Spain is a terrible partner in NATO. They don't participate, they don't pay. I don't want anything to do with Spain."
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The quest for easy onchain privacy continues. @AnomaPay V1 is LIVE on @arbitrum! Stop exposing your balances and history to the world with every transaction. With AnomaPay on Arbitrum, privacy is more affordable than ever. Get started at anomapay.app
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Awesome episode! I really enjoyed the privacy and identity parts and would love to chat more about the former @bees_neeth
Where is the smart money going? [ft. Ethereal Ventures] #CHAINREACTION nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1lJQRRgbD…
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Want to hold your assets confidentially and still earn yield? We're now supporting Private Yield on @AnomaPay, powered by @OseroHQ. Simply deposit sUSDS and start earning yield. What could be the next feature we're adding?
Introducing the first private onchain yield account, backed by $11B+ in collateral & $5B+ in deep liquidity. @AnomaPay now supports sUSDS & the 3.6% @SkyEcosystem Savings Rate, powered by @OseroHQ Earn. Deposit sUSDS now and put your stablecoins to work: anomapay.app
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private yield is now live pay on-chain with zcash-level privacy and earn yield with the funds at rest try it with your sUSDS on anomapay.app
Introducing the first private onchain yield account, backed by $11B+ in collateral & $5B+ in deep liquidity. @AnomaPay now supports sUSDS & the 3.6% @SkyEcosystem Savings Rate, powered by @OseroHQ Earn. Deposit sUSDS now and put your stablecoins to work: anomapay.app
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We’ve shipped the initial version of AnomaPay after almost 12 months of building. As the PM at Anoma, this has been one of the hardest and most rewarding things I’ve worked on so far. Here’s what you can do with AnomaPay, why we built it, and where we’re going. 🧵
Exposing your entire onchain history to the world is insane. But you do it with every purchase on your crypto card and every transaction to a friend. That ends today. @AnomaPay V1 is LIVE on @ethereum. Get started: anomapay.app
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If you want to try it: anomapay.app/ Send any payment (even $1). Play with it. Break it. I’ll read every piece of feedback you guys got.
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This is just the beginning. Appreciate you all.
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AnomaPay V1 is live and it's just the beginning. We're developing the app at the forefront of confidential payments without compromising on user experience. Onboard within seconds.
Exposing your entire onchain history to the world is insane. But you do it with every purchase on your crypto card and every transaction to a friend. That ends today. @AnomaPay V1 is LIVE on @ethereum. Get started: anomapay.app
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A system can hold any properties it wants, as long as it stays fully self-contained. In crypto, an elegant way of defending system properties in a self-contained way is by having a store of value asset as the central product. However, systems with products beyond SoV assets don't stay isolated. They interact with each other via (product) features. In crypto, systems might interact to on-ramp funds. Assuming this feature tries to on-ramp from tradfi rails onto e.g. Ethereum Mainnet, two systems with different properties collide. Then, either the feature gets removed (over time) or properties of either/both systems change. There's trade-off. Sure, one could argue that there could simply be feature interaction between systems with very similar properties but I doubt this will get us very far. My personal takeaway wrt recent debates is that there's a real possibility to strongly defend core Ethereum properties but it will likely require a much more self-contained system. If Ethereum wants to thrive via features, there's going to be inevitable trade-off wrt properties.
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