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Hari Iyer retweeted
AI agents will likely become crypto’s biggest users, but it might take longer than people anticipate.
At The Bridge, @sal_ternullo of @svrn_ai explained why cost favors public blockchains and how his team is building for it on @NEARProtocol.
Hari Iyer retweeted
Today, we’re introducing The Tie Atlas, a commercial intelligence platform that helps sales and business development teams find their next customers in digital assets.
Atlas helps you discover companies you should be talking to, understand why they’re relevant, and bring them into your CRM. It tracks new fund launches, fundraising rounds, institutional activity, acquisitions, and executive moves so your team can act on new opportunities and keep existing relationships current.
I started building it because I wanted this for our own business.
At The Tie, we’ve spent years building relationships across crypto. But even with tens of thousands of contacts, I kept asking: Who are we missing? Which new funds should we be speaking with? Which banks are entering the space? Where did that customer we worked with two years ago end up?
Answering those questions took far too much manual work. And by the time we updated our CRM, something had already changed.
Meanwhile, our data team was tracking exactly this information for The Tie Terminal. Connecting that intelligence to our own sales process opened up hundreds of potential customers and contacts we had been missing.
The more we built, the more possibilities we saw:
• A custody provider could identify investors in a token it just added support for.
• A sales team could find newly funded companies that fit its target customer profile.
• A founder could build a targeted meeting list before a trip.
• A relationship manager could spot when a longtime customer joins a new firm and reconnect.
All with the ability to bring those companies into their CRM, use their connected enrichment tools to find relevant contacts, and keep records updated as the industry changes.
Seeing what this unlocked for us made me want to put it in the hands of other teams.
The Tie Terminal helps institutions understand digital asset markets. Atlas helps businesses find and act on commercial opportunities across them.
We’re now making Atlas available to sales, BD, and growth teams across the industry. If you sell a product or service in digital assets, I’d love to show you what it can do for your business. Reach out for a demo.
I really liked @TheStalwart and @tracyalloway's episode with @chameleon_jeff
You can see how genuinely curious the hosts are about how it all works - what's an oracle, what's a deployer, what's a protocol etc.
Refreshing to see genuine interest
youtu.be/GqJhyuIgd1s
A million views in a day - sometimes the algo does reward anti-slop pieces.
Hi, it's Darshita. I am a designer.
And I'm pitching myself in public 'cause I'm done with a year full of anxiety.
Everyone says design is dead and AI killed it. But the real parasite was hiding in plain sight.
So here's my film, DESIGN IS DEAD. She's bold, fearless and very PINK 💖
Hiring? My DMs are open.
Hari Iyer retweeted
The For You page should have an IQ slider you can set, depending on whether you're in the mood for some interesting novel content vs the latest missive in the gender war.
I own a Ledger myself and have been in the space long enough to custody my own assets but it was/is a terrible mistake to push self-custody down everyone's throat.
Most people would be better off holding their assets with a regulated entity, someone you can actually hold accountable. It's wild that somehow this still isn't consensus.
Ledger is investigating reports of loss of funds from users in South East Asia who purchased products from a reseller named CryptoBillis. As a precaution, and pending the results of our investigation, we have asked CryptoBilis to pause all sales and shipments of Ledger devices. We recommend Ledger users who purchased from this reseller in the last 90 days to not initiate set up if you have not done so yet. If you have set up your Ledger device, consider moving assets to a new Ledger signer (with new seed). We will continue to inform customers of updates as the investigation progresses.
Reach out to Ledger customer support through official channels with any questions: support.ledger.com/
The rumours are true - opus 5.5 is cracked at motion videos.
But my guess is that most people would be unable to recreate the finesse they wish to see because prompting what is tasteful to you is still the hardest part.
Hari Iyer retweeted
When AI can fake almost anything, how do you prove what's real?
@NTBro of @SuccinctLabs joined us at Out East Summit 2026 to discuss why zero-knowledge proofs are moving beyond crypto, where they'll find their first major use cases, and the growing need to verify what's real.
Watch the full interview below.
Unhinged mass advertising does more damage than you think.
Picture someone who just lost their job, which happened aplenty recently. Walking back from the grocery store, they see a company that has spent millions of dollars to say "stop hiring humans".
Do you really expect them to stand there and pontificate on the productivity gains of AI?
Datacenters are the new Bitcoin mining facilities. It's far easier to associate them with an ungodly amount of resource consumption than to actually find out how much they use. I don't think people are concerned about datacenters as a concept as much as the lack of transparency around water, noise, power etc. And of course, the purported gains. Somehow nobody from the AI industry thought it was important to focus their advertising efforts here.
I can't imagine my life without AI now but the average person isn't on X and the techno-optimists writing X articles unfortunately cannot mog the TikTokers.
Spend a day outside and you'll know what's bothering the cynics.
We’ve got exclusive new polling on local data center development at @heatmap_news.
Over the past year, we’ve asked Americans whether they would support or oppose a data center being built near where they live.
We haven’t changed the wording. When we first polled the question a year ago, Americans were split 43-42 on support/oppose.
When we asked again in Feb, a bare majority opposed data centers.
Today, 75% of Americans say they would oppose a data center being built near where they live, and 61% said they would “strongly oppose” such a proposal.
It’s a swift, massive shift in US public opinion on a scale that I wouldn’t have once thought possible. More details, including the party ID & rural/urban breakdown, in my new story: heatmap.news/daily/data-cent…
Hari Iyer retweeted
The Search for Sustainable On-Chain Yield nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1yKAPwXXz…
Finally getting real use out of the second monitor.
Claude does my job on one, I doomscroll on the other.
Hands down one of the best panels at the event, multiple slow-clap moments.
Highly recommend listening.
@Scaramucci @johnjdagostino
Being Anti-Fragile: Bitcoin to Brooklyn, the White House and Back. A Fireside Chat with Anthony Scaramucci
One of the standout conversations from Out East Summit.
@Scaramucci (@SkyBridge) joins @johnjdagostino (@coinbase) for a wide-ranging discussion on digital assets, institutional adoption, politics, and the importance of embracing uncertainty.
Watch the full fireside chat below.
