@altitude Alternative approach:
Convert on-chain Stablecoin payments into ISO 20022 camt messages and import them into the existing accounting systems using https://t.co/noYdOuuVDX
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Good morning everyone, if you check my last article, I wrote about how anonmesh works even in real life situations/events
Now I will be diving deeper and explain what it is
So what It Is anonmesh
anonmesh is an app that lets you message and pay people without internet, cell service, or a bank.
Your phone connects directly to nearby phones using Bluetooth and long range radio. Those phones pass your message to others. It keeps moving until it reaches the right person. Anonmesh doesn't need cell towers WiFi connectivity, they don't even need any company watching.
Why It Matters
Now in situations when networks go down, we lose two things: communication and money.
» Disasters destroy cell towers
» Governments cut internet during protests
» Crowded events overload networks
» Rural areas have dead zones forever
In all these moments, anonmesh keeps working regardless of the events, you can still message love ones and still send funds...everything stays encrypted and private.
How It Works
Three things make anonmesh different:
1. Offline first : Phones talk directly to phones,no infrastructure required
2. Private by default : all messages and transactions are encrypted, no phone number needed.
3. Built for payments : one can send Solana transactions offline through the mesh.
Every phone becomes part of the network. When you relay a message for someone else, you earn rewards through their Proof of Relay system and Behind the scenes, Arcium's encrypted compute keeps everything private. The mesh doesn't just pass data around it computes on encrypted information without ever exposing it.
Why I'm Paying Attention
I don't live in a disaster zone, I don't go to protests ngl, my city has decent signal most days but I've been in enough dead zones to know how fast things fall apart without connection and honestly I like the idea of having something that works even when the usual things don't.
Take for example the situation happening in Iran currently with the war with Israel and USA, citizens of the affected countries would definitely need anonmesh
I'm not saying all these because I'm paranoid but because infrastructure fails too, It fails in rich countries, poor countries, during storms ,protests, even war periods just like I stated happening now in Iran
Anonmesh is not just an app, for me I believe it has 2 abilities which one ability is to reach someone and the other ability to help them.
They're building something really nice and thats wonderful💜
@Arcium@anon0mesh
@Austin_Federa The challenge is that "complexity powers the status quo". This technical, legal and regulatory complexity makes it very difficult to change TradFi. Moving to structured addresses in ISO 29022 messages (~2 attributes) takes over 8 years.
@Concordium Imagine a coffee break at @ETH :
Prof. Ueli Maurer Team Concordium,
Prof. @TheWattenhofer Team Solana / Anza
Prof. @Adrian_Perrig Team SUI / Mysten Labs.
Prof. @cczurich (now Uni Berne), Team Hyperledger
@Concordium #1 bring back shielded transactions and shielded balances.
#2 Position Concordium as a blockchain network that is not U.S. dominated (different than Solana, Base, XRP, Arc, Ink, ... maybe even Bitcoin?) and not China dominated (Tron)
It seems that @CantonNetwork has the institutional adoption that we hoped Concordium would achieve.
"Privacy by Segregation."
Canton is a "network of networks" designed for TradFi heavyweights (Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, DTCC)
Nowadays Concordium could position itself as the blockchain that is not U.S. dominated.
@sytaylor@austincampbell I totally disagree. I think "It's VERY EASY to imagine a world in 2030 where robots and spaceships coexist with bank holidays and wire cutoff times." I would even bet on it. Why? --> Status Quo bias.
After 100+ investments and probably 500-1000 founders pitching me, I can say this with confidence:
Tokenomics rarely tell you anything meaningful about the project.
But they tell you a lot about the founder.
• High FDV → ego & greed issues
• Dual equity/token structures → sees crypto as a cash grab
• Over-engineered vesting → low confidence in the product
• Massive airdrops → no real GTM, hype over longevity
• Over-engineered tokenomics → no product
I could go on with this list forever, but you get the point.
Well-designed tokenomics are nice to have, but almost never the reason a project succeeds.
A great product people actually want can survive terrible tokenomics.
The best tokenomics in the world will never save a useless product.
Unfortunately most founders confuse the two.