Alex Palmer
@thatalexpalmer.eth
Head of Regulatory Product Strategy @plumenetwork. Launched app.nest.credit. Hosting /rwa, /plume, /nest and palmer.earth
i like this one and it reminds me that I spend less time here now. made by
@0xhohenheim
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It's so weird to see 1) calling Anthropic "misanthropic" and 2) public ad hominem on its CEO and then 3) this reversal
The weird part isn't the reversal (everyone is allowed to change their mind). It's the petulant amount of talking shit that's just meh 🫠
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“Come, our end, suddenly.
All hail our lethargy.
Concede suddenly.
To the quickened dissolution.
Pray we mitigate the ruin, calling all to arms and order.
Drifting through this boundlessness, this madness of our own making.
Sound our dire reveille. Rouse all from our apathy, lest we cease to be”
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Made some updates to documentation
Alex Palmer
@ThatAlexPalmer
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Transfer agent protocol docs updates
- corporate actions are now documented (by demand from US-based issuers)
- docs improved for protocol features: cancel, retract, and repurchase stock
Code is under-documented, will fix that.
https://t.co/IjPwCilHRS https://t.co/lhQgtG2e73
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Build something people want.
I created Nest with a few excellent people. And now it’s seeing early signs of institutional adoption.
They grow up so fast 🗽
BSCN
@BSCNews
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🚨JUST IN: ETHERFI ALLOCATES $25M TO PLUME'S RWA PROTOCOL NEST
Today EtherFi and Plume announced a strategic allocation of $25M into Plume's real-world asset (RWA) yield protocol, Nest, to offer customer access to tokenized real-world asset (RWA) yield
The integration will https://t.co/17LqHrssYD
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We launched something cool with Etherfi
Plume
@plumenetwork
2mo
RWA yields 🤝 @ether_fi
Powered by Plume's Nest vault infrastructure and @superstateinc's USCC fund, EtherFi now has access to real-world yield directly onchain.
RWA yields available to over $6B in customer deposits.
This is what NeoFinance looks like in practice. https://t.co/vg6SDXAbDJ
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Our team launched an academy series on /rwa
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awesome agentic use case. I like it a lot
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"First, we must examine what can go wrong, so we can determine what must go right".
@cassie is making farcaster timeline nerdy again. i love it.
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This is very cool @baseddesigner.eth 🫡
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hey timeline, it’s easy to be cynical and critical. i encourage you to build your shit, ship it, tell people that they can use it, and never (ever) stop doing that.
take your flag and hoist it high on the pole, wave it as hard as you can.
see who’s waving theirs back.
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yup, and it’s because all of these build something people want. trading, prediction markets, and perps are both fun and people use them because there’s something new to do most of the time.
stables and fintechs are boring and useful as 1) utility (stables) for all of the above and 2) they solve problems for businesses...