We just raised $40M in strategic funding from @scventuresDNA, @Sony_Innov_Fund, @polychaincap, @bcap, and others.
Total financing is now $120M+, and it's going toward growing Global USD Accounts and our stablecoin rails across LatAm and APAC.
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Hi everyone 👋🏾
We’re bringing our operations to a close.
We started GoLemon because we believe grocery shopping can work better.
Over the past two years, you’ve trusted us with tens of thousands of grocery orders, invited us into your homes, told your friends about us, and given us the opportunity to build something we’re deeply proud of.
Thank you for every order and every opportunity to serve you. 💚🌱
Read the full update 👇🏾 https://t.co/MxriHbZWfy
We have spent the last few months at @KrosAIHQ rebuilding the infrastructure that will allow AI to reach the next billion users.
While most are focused on the models, we are building the telecom layer: the local numbers, KYC, and fraud detection required to let AI work in the real world. This category is huge because it is the bridge between agent intelligence and the 8.8 billion mobile connections already in place.
That is the reason we are building.
Read our full 2026 Market Thesis here: https://t.co/duoafsAask
@findy_dev@SliqPay This is definitely the best way to enhance product quality. Lovely product. I would love to learn more about how you are building it. Can I send a DM?
This is literally why men need more compliments.
One woman says, “I like your jacket,” and he immediately thinks:
“A WOMAN HAS FINALLY SHOWN INTEREST IN ME. THIS IS MY WIFE.”
Men are so starved for female attention that some of them genuinely cannot process a compliment without turning it into an invitation.
Then they ask why women don't compliment them more.
I saw a post saying that men rarely get compliments and that maybe women should compliment them more often.
The next day, I told a guy at a coffee shop that I liked his jacket.
He took it as an invitation to keep talking, followed me out, and wouldn't leave me alone until I walked into a busy store.
It was a pretty quick reminder that the reason many women hesitate isn't because they're rude.
It's because not everyone hears a compliment as just a compliment.
If you grew up poor, chances are the ONLY thing you know about money is HOW TO SPEND IT - notice how whenever bulk money comes in you go into a SPENDING spree till it finishes?
It is not normal, you have to unlearn it - you must.
Unrelated, but I used to be exactly like this.
Then my responsibilities changed and I started feeling bad because I was no longer doing my best work during those hours.
Eventually, I realised I was in a different season.
That time was no longer for me to do the work myself. It became time for supervision, decision-making, and making sure the work was moving.
Sometimes your productive hours don't disappear.
Your role just changes.
For those building fintech products, this is why storing currency balances as floating-point numbers is a terrible idea.
And yes, I have enough experience building financial products to tell you exactly why.
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10/ The hard part of fintech isn't just moving money.
It's being able to answer, with confidence:
"What happened to every unit of currency in this system?"
If your system cannot answer that question, you have bigger problems than floating-point numbers.
9/ My rule is simple: Never use floating-point numbers to store monetary balances.
- Use the smallest currency unit as an integer where appropriate.
- Use proper decimal arithmetic for calculations.
- Define your rounding rules.
- Keep an audit trail.
Make every balance explainable.