claude just dropped their latest AI model supposedly their most powerful one yet.
at the same time, we're seeing projects lose millions and blame it on poor security audits.
but what if the teams weren't really behind it?
makes you wonder if the whole security system is already compromised.
this new AI might end up being one of the greatest inventions we've seen but it could also become a serious threat to defi.
what are your thoughts?
at some point we'll need to stop calling everything an exploit
start asking why the same thing keeps happening over and over
it's either security in defi is way worse than we admit or some teams just know exactly what they're doing.
why stitch works
most financial platforms make simple things feel complicated.
too many apps, and too much confusion just to manage your money properly.
@StitchHQ works because it removes that friction.
it brings everything together into one smooth experience that feels easier to easier to use.
that’s what makes stitch stand out. It feels built for real people, not just finance experts.
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a quick recap on stitch.
over the past 6 months, over $5B has moved through the platform.
a big moment for the team.
customers grew 10x this year, and revenue jumped 20x.
@StitchHQ is also starting to expand outside the GCC into Africa and Southeast Asia.
the growth has been a good watch so far.
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the software running your bank account is older than the world wide web.
nobody fixed it. until now.
@StitchHQ just raised $25M from Andreessen Horowitz their first ever investment in the Middle East
and they're tackling a problem most people don't even know exists.
the boring truth is that most banks are still running on software older than the internet.
that's why it can take a bank over a year to launch something as simple as a new card product.
and that $700 billion they spend on tech every year?
most of it just goes toward keeping that old mess from falling apart.
that's where stitch comes in.
stitch built one platform that handles payments, lending, cards, compliance.
customers that used to wait 18 months are now launching in 90 days.
$5 billion processed in just six months.
revenue up 20x. Customers up 10x.
Someone was always going to fix this.
A16z is betting it's Stitch.
life of a web3 dude is simple
we simply;
> spot a project based on hype
> run hundreds of testnet trnxs/day
> bullpost for several months
> pay $20 as airdrop registration fee
> claim vested $5 as airdrop during tge
so here's a question for you
why are you still here?