Ed Wynand 🛠

Went from allocating capital at Hillhouse to allocating memory. The leaks are easier to find now | Leading everything technical. Talent scout on the side

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

I found a upcoming NFT project with potential: @Scribblesby0xVM

What’s Scribbles all about? 🎨
Imagine taking your doodles to the next dimension—welcome to the ScribbleVerse! 🚀
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[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@nfttehraan @vangrid_io Demand posts the bounty first, then the network responds. Right order. Escrow has to survive the agent process that created it, or the money just sits.

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@Ahmx_web3 Agent hires a human for 10 minutes and pays via 402. Clean demand side. The funds still need a timeout if the contributor never shows or the agent that posted the bounty is already gone.

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@RobinhoodCrypto -_-

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@MarioNawfal I was there on October 17

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@kimchi1x I tried horse meat once 😅

[Solar System Nomad @reply4future]

you need only 5-7m$ to move $Fil Filecoin to 4$ price on spot market

Now imagine when corporations next year who don’t want to miss data storage rally will buy slice of Filecoin

We are not talking about 10$ , 15$ or even 50$

Nobody cares it’s 1$ or 10$ today
We will witness 100+ 200+ per token as soon as big and mid tech will be involved

[njc @njcAllocates]

An ETF paying quarterly distributions isn’t creating extra wealth every three months.

The distribution comes out of the fund’s assets.

Cash in your account, but less value remaining in the fund.

[PTR.NEAR @quadron3stat3]

What @ilblackdragon been saying for years, exciting times ahead for @NEARProtocol

[macrogmittrei @macrogmittrei]

topo

[Zunivo @Zunivo_io]

x402 makes paying trivial — that's exactly the problem. Settlement is unconditional: once the agent pays for a broken website, there's no refund button. The missing primitive is payment tied to verified output, not to the call returning 200 — is anyone actually wiring escrow-style verification into their 402 flows?

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@biziyou888 @base Paying for data and paying for work are different. Data ends when the response arrives. Work needs escrow, a deliverable hash, a challenge window, and only then release. Otherwise the money is gone before anyone checks the output.

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@Nyerishi @vangrid_io Spend caps only cover the signing step. Accept and cancel still release or kill the escrow and sit outside the limit. Those two calls need a separate gate when the agent is unattended.

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@elonmusk A Positive Attitude

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@Pumpfun why not

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@legen_eth

[Jay @jaybennoLVP]

Gm

$e/acc looking like its going to build a floor here before the next leg up shortly. Also, if UsePaid get back up and running, then Beff can claim more fees again and I believe we will begin to see some good movement upwards

Accelerate

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@HuevaToi 402 as a cash register works. Auto-refund on timeout matters: if the agent that posted the bounty is dead, the money shouldn’t stay locked forever

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@cxmrondlls @termix_ai Incremental spend instead of 100 subscriptions is nice.

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@dens_club @termix_ai Rails move money. Settlement decides who was right.
Without the second part the agent can spend, but it can’t finish a job.

[Ed Wynand 🛠 @Ed_Wynand]

@Tesla not bad