Magali Lin

Project Manager & @FemmeEnt

[Magali Lin @MagaliLin]

Mowgli apprit le Cri de Chasse de l’Etranger: "Donne-moi la permission de chasser ici, parce que j’ai faim." http://t.co/R9h85TOCPp

[jack @jack]

pick up the phone

[Edwy Plenel @edwyplenel]

Meurtre de Lyhanna : un rapport d’inspection détaillait dès 2022 les manquements que Darmanin feint de découvrir. Les défaillances des enquêtes sur la pédocriminalité sont documentées depuis des années dans un rapport confidentiel que révèle Mediapart.
https://t.co/dDfr9aFHxD

[cam worboys @camworboys]

We might be sold out. But the world of Wand is open.

https://t.co/iX5hLuBzTV

Get on the list for the next @CashApp Tag drop.

[Cute Baby @nachunja]

$XYZ
Many, myself included, initially failed to appreciate goose 🪿.

At first, it felt like another @jack passion project being built with company resources. Jack didn’t help that perception by describing it as "giving back to the open-source community". That made it sound more like a charity project than a serious business initiative.

But forcing employees to adopt Goose early -- and giving them reps before the tools were fully mature -- created invisible benefits that were impossible to measure at the time.

Now those benefits are starting to show up: higher velocity, better execution, and higher-quality output.

The common complaint was that employees were being force-fed Goose and AI before the tools were ready. That criticism was fair. The tools weren’t ready.

But Block chose to endure the awkward phase early.

Now that the tools are becoming ready (🪿 is pretty good too), the entire organization is already flying with them, while companies that waited for AI to be "ready" are only just getting started.

Block undoubtedly is one of the most "AI-fluent" companies in the S&P 500.

That should eventually translate into earnings -- and then into the stock price.

[Block Investor Relations @BlockIR]

📀 Today @Tidal launches Direct-to-Fan Sales for independent artists in the US, powered by @Square.

Artists can:
> sell tracks or albums directly to their fans using Tidal Upload.
> set pricing for their work, and receive fast, secure payments directly into their Square account.
> keep 90% of each sale before payment processing fees and applicable taxes.

No paid subscription is required for artists to start selling. Fans can purchase and download tracks even without a paid Tidal subscription.

Square handles onboarding, identity verification, payout processing, and sales tracking. Tidal handles the music and reach. More markets are coming soon.

More details here: https://t.co/Jl0jf0MADh

[Bananas🍌🍌🍌 @GiganticBananas]

$xyz

10,000 wands in the initial drop

Sold out on day one. 10000 customers will be using this product now around the US starting conversations about Cash App

A genius way to engage customers

Marketing brilliance 👏

[Zoli ⚡️ @zolihonig]

from TikTok trend to actual product

nice job @jack

[Bananas🍌🍌🍌 @GiganticBananas]

$xyz

Didn’t take long 🍌

[WIRED @WIRED]

You can tap the star-shaped, NFC-enabled wand at terminals to make contactless payments. It's the first of several tap-to-pay hardware doodads coming from Cash App. https://t.co/uvAmTT3nhZ

[Kristel @Web3Kristel]

This is very smart.

The charm isn't really about payments, it's about identity.

A few things it does well:

- Makes a boring fintech product visible. Cards live in wallets, this hangs on bags, keys, purses, etc.

- Taps into existing consumer trends (Rhode lip gloss case, Labubu, Stanley cups, bag charms, personalization).

- Adds whimsy to a category that’s spent years competing on features and fees.

- Creates organic distribution. Every “what’s that?” conversation becomes a Cash App referral.

- Gives users a way to signal belonging and participation in the brand.

TLDR: Fintech brands will have to compete on culture soon to keep up. The real winners will be the ones who create products that double as social signals/identity.

[⚪️ sierra catalina @sierracatalina]

ATTN MUSICAL FRIENDS & RANDOS ON THE FOR YOU:

you can now become your own distributor of your art & sell directly to your audience!!

[TechCrunch @TechCrunch]

Cash App launches a wand for tap-and-pay https://t.co/s8ntQ4iG2J

[Thomas Templeton @TempletonThomas]

1 in 5 teens have a cash app card ✅

38% of gen z purchase collectibles, accessories, or limited edition items at least monthly ✅

pay attention

[rsa @rsa]

🆕@Tidal Direct-to-Fan Sales, Powered by @Square Processing

Independent artists in the US can now sell tracks or albums directly to their fans using Tidal Upload. Artists can set pricing for their work, and receive fast, secure payments directly into their Square account while keeping 90% of each sale before payment processing fees and applicable taxes. No paid subscription is required. Fans can purchase and download tracks even without a paid Tidal subscription.

[jack @jack]

pay by magic

[Block Whale @BlockWhaleXYZ]

YES!!!!!

@CashApp 🤝 @FIFAWorldCup

$XYZ

[Block Investor Relations @BlockIR]

Magnolia Soap & Bath Co. has selected Square to scale its 50+ franchise locations across 17 states.

Square for Retail and Square for Franchises will manage:
> Real-time KPI reporting across all locations
> Centralized inventory visibility
> Branded micro-sites with online ordering, local delivery (DoorDash), and event bookings
> In-store POS via Square Kiosk

More here: https://t.co/Xk5my7o5n0

[Magali Lin @MagaliLin]

@jack 😊

[franceinfo @franceinfo]

Accusations contre Patrick Bruel : le Paléo Festival en Suisse ne "collaborera plus" avec le chanteur et dénonce son "comportement inadmissible" avec une bénévole en 2019 https://t.co/OsFtqz5jD4