this one’s for anyone who has ever said you should be able to use a great crypto product without realizing it’s crypto
Introducing Link balance. You can now give your agent a balance to spend on your behalf, even when you’re away or busy.
• Purchase concert tickets while you’re asleep.
• Buy your favorite shoes when the price drops.
• Order your entire shopping list with one prompt.
You choose how much money to add and set your own limits, your agent does the rest. Rolling out now to @Instinct users in eligible US regions.
Jay retweeted
The weirder you are willing to be, the more magnetic you become (because everyone wants permission to be their weird self - and you giving *yourself* permission gives them permission too)
you’re bearish? @TheStalwart was wrong about blockchain and you’re bearish?
the only problem I have with this statement is the guys in suits in 2017 saying “blockchain not Bitcoin” wanted to put mangoes on the blockchain instead of mango futures on the blockchain
if you want to have fun on Fridays again, we’re hiring at @privy_io
A lot of workplace culture died after Covid and never recovered. Yes, working from home is probably bad for you as a whole - but I’ve noticed in my own workplace that nobody uses the environment as a social launchpad anymore - which should be its biggest utility.
I remember in pre Covid times there were at least moments of serendipitous fun. In this post Covid era rife with economic pessimism, I get the sense that people are generally afraid to take any sort of liberties in the workplace, even if it’s something as benign as taking a long lunch.
Fridays used to have a good energy to them. Now I dread them. You can hear a pin drop in my office most Fridays. Small talk has been killed in the name of productivity. I know this isn’t all workplaces but I have a feeling I’m not alone here.
If you’re lucky enough to work somewhere that hasn’t been managed-to-death, count your blessings. Otherwise I am forced conclude that working from home is the lesser evil, even if not by much.
Jay retweeted
If someone is in crypto but they're not actively paying attention to Twitter I do think a little less of their knowledge base and ability to navigate this industry.


















