while our API layer allows users to byo Policy Engine, it is inevitable that we'll slowly bake in the most requested features to the UI. Not everyone wants to run their own server ofc
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~monthly RFF: what financial ops pain points are you facing as an onchain builder or business?
recent releases: accounting tools (lot tracking, cost-bases, realized/unrealized gains), private sends
exploring now: raising capital
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kept it short, but by the end of this piece I was starting to wonder what the distinction between a financial harness and a policy engine really is (other than the former targeting agents and the latter more often people, but agents are human-shaped so..) splits.org/blog/custom-...
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private transfers are one of our oldest requests, but delivering the functionality was exceedingly difficult until near launched confidential intents
TLDR: @splits now offers TradFi banking benefits (privacy + automated book keeping) to onchain teams
Privacy is really important. Without it, we've built a kind of perfect financial panopticon that, with AI, scales infinitely. So if nothing changes, crypto adoption ends up being a net-negative for society. As someone
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onchain collaboration btwn humans & agents made easy
if you squint, the system looks a bit like a financial harness for your agent (and indeed we have many builders using it as such)
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if you're thinking about raising capital and interested in doing it onchain (incorporated or otherwise), hit us up to chat
we incorporated @splits months after @w and i started working on it. we did, however, raise capital during this pre-incorporation time period.
during our recent hack week, we prototyped a tool for making this better.
it takes the workflows of a trad incorporation + raise (define cap table, amount raising, valuation,
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