Devin Eldridge

CFO @theinventionnet @inventmoneyapp previously @eigencloud

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

@DynaRobotics The robotics part isn't the story. The story is human data scaling cleanly from 1K to 1M hours.

The internet was the free tier. Everything after this gets collected on purpose, by organized groups of people. That's a whole industry most people haven't noticed yet.

[Alan Curtis @AlanJamesCurtis]

https://t.co/s0EM0Ye4Hq

[Solana @solana]

Solana is the network for payments

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

@disclosetv There will be signs

[Ana Belén @anabelen_gf]

im now more impressed with the Fluid team and leadership.

ETH utilization on Aave hit 100%, leaving lenders unable to withdraw and facing liquidation risk.

Fluid built the exit in hours.

the aWETH Redemption Protocol lets ETH lenders swap their aWETH into wstETH or weETH and staying on Aave, regaining liquidity, reducing risk. Their positions stay on Aave. Users just get the option they didnt have before.

Fluid is the largest user on Aave with $1.5B in ETH debt. We had every reason to act and we did. fast.

[Privy @privy_io]

1/ Every Friday, we ship to make building on Privy better.

Today: enabling in-app payments with @WalletConnect Pay + Privy embedded wallets.

Let users complete payments with a single tap, directly inside your app.

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

BREAKING: On chain investigators have narrowed the Drift hacker's identity.

The suspect bridged $270M from Solana to Ethereum and bought 19,913 ETH.

Investigators say only three entities on earth would willingly accumulate ETH in 2026:

1. The Ethereum Foundation
2. Vitalik Buterin
3. Bankless

The Foundation sold 45,000 ETH last year. Cleared.

Vitalik dumped $7.3M in three days in February. Cleared.

That leaves Bankless as the sole remaining suspect. However, investigators noted Bankless has been too busy shilling Canton, the chain backed by JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and DTCC, to accumulate any ETH of their own. Cleared.

"We're running out of people who still hold ETH" said one analyst.

Investigation continues.

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

“That’s not okay” = “we can’t extract from that.”

Banks will happily hold stablecoins as reserves. They’ll issue their own. They’ll settle on-chain. They’ll call it progress.

But permissionless DeFi liquidity? That’s the part where 500M people can access yield, lending, and financial infrastructure without paying a bank for the privilege.

That’s the part they need to kill.
Not because it’s dangerous. Because it’s competition.

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

@avici Gib access

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

A team rage baiter

[Nick Huber @sweatystartup]

I don’t know a single A player who is gung ho about AI.

It’s the opportunity of a generation for C players to try and hide how much they suck.

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

"You generated capital losses. Did you use those yet?"

This is what extraction capitalism sounds like.

Someone lost real money. Real savings. Real risk taken on a bet they believed in. And the response from the guy who sold them the ticket is: at least you get a tax write-off.

Clover Health: down 90%.
ProKidney: down 59%.
Akili: down 96%.

And now he's launching another SPAC telling retail investors "no crying in the casino."

This is not leadership. This is a dealer telling you the free drinks make up for the house edge.

Contribution capitalism is the opposite of this. You earn by creating value not by collecting fees on other people's losses and calling it financial literacy.

The internet rewards builders. Not gatekeepers who repackage risk and call it opportunity.

Bet on yourself. Build something real. And never let someone turn your loss into their punchline.

[Chamath Palihapitiya @chamath]

@nick_vladkis @troyhouse Then you generated capital losses. Did you use those yet??

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

InventMoney

Access the ability to earn sound money is the first priority. Everything else happens after.

[Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong]

You have zero control over where you're born, yet billions of people in the world are shut out of accessing financial tools because of it.

Finally, this is changing with crypto. Getting access to sound money, loans, stocks, etc from your phone anywhere in the world is foundational to progress.

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

@AnthropicAI Respect.

[Jack Niewold 🫡 @JackNiewold]

@TheInventionNet doesn't want to disrupt crypto - they want to disrupt everything.

Just dropped a conversation with their founder, @AlanJamesCurtis about building new networks, disrupting current tech, and why crypto is just phase one.

Full episode below:

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

@0xtusher_ @InventMoneyApp Competitions to solve real problems, internet entrepreneurs complete missions to earn, and a way to save and earn in DeFi with your capital. When the network earns, contributors get paid in stablecoins.

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

This is why I'm here.

Every shift rewarded the people who moved first — not the ones who waited for permission.

The world is changing.

@InventMoneyApp, we're building at the intersection of AI and crypto to put that early mover advantage in more people's hands. This isn't extractive capitalism. This is contribution capitalism. You earn by building, competing, and creating real value.

Bet on yourself. We're just getting started.

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

@ASvanevik Agreed. My kids are using Alpha School. Just started weeks ago. Investing in similar learning platforms plus the tools they use. This can provide the network of parents as well.

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

@icobeast We will need a "transition economy". Jobs that are fluid and modular that exist today become more common. People piecing it together with gigs, consulting, competitions/lotteries. Filling the gaps.

It will not be smooth.
UBI will not be ready
Find your tribe(s).

[Matt Hougan @Matt_Hougan]

https://t.co/6iwSSgxWgy

[Devin Eldridge @devineldridge01]

LinkedIn finally found some value

[Alan Curtis @AlanJamesCurtis]

LinkedIn Shuts Down Recruiter and Launches Futures, Says "Betting on People More Profitable Than Hiring Them"

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — March 2027

SUNNYVALE — LinkedIn today announced it will sunset LinkedIn Recruiter to focus exclusively on LinkedIn Futures, the professional futures market that has generated more revenue in 18 months than Recruiter did in a decade.

"Recruiters paid us $10,000 a year to send InMails that got ignored," said a spokesperson. "Now we make that in 0.3 seconds every time a layoff hits and 2 million positions liquidate. We're not going back."

LinkedIn Futures allows users to buy and sell shares in professionals. Prices fluctuate based on promotions, job changes, skill acquisition, and endorsements from high-value professionals.

Q1 2027 highlights:

— $847M liquidated in 11 minutes during Meta's January RIF
— A 19-year-old aped his inheritance into an OpenAI janitor on a "proximity alpha" thesis. It 47x'd.
— Most shorted professional: A VC who posted "humbled and grateful" 11 times in 8 weeks.

LinkedIn Futures now offers 50x leverage.

The SEC issued guidance that trading humans at 50x "raises novel questions." The CFTC replied that humans "are not technically commodities but exhibit commodity-like properties." The DOL said it was "monitoring the situation with concern and confusion."

Congress held hearings. A senator asked the LinkedIn CEO if he could short his colleagues. The CEO said he could not comment on his personal positions.
The senator's price dropped 4% during the hearing.

"We've been blown away by the community," said LinkedIn's Head of Futures. "r/LinkedInBets hit 4.7 million members in four months. These are engaged, passionate investors."

The company also noted that 60% of active traders are former recruiters and confirmed their InMail credits can now be used as margin collateral.

Coming Q4 2027:

LinkedIn plans to build the full suite of financial products.

ETFs will offer bundled exposure by category: $RISING (high-momentum early career), $STAGNANT (no promotion in 3+ years), and $PIVOT (career changers over 40), and the most popular fund, $SHORTMBA.

For sophisticated investors, LinkedIn is launching Career Default Swaps — payouts trigger when someone's "open to work" banner activates. And LinkedIn Talent Bonds offer steady 2% annual returns backed entirely by government employees.

"We're building the full financial stack," the LinkedIn CEO said. "The underlying asset just happens to be a person."