Getting paid shouldn’t depend on your ZIP code. But for millions in emerging markets, it still does. We backed @InflowPay to fix that, building faster, fairer cross-border payments.

Congrats to @inflowpay (ALL14) on their $1M raise. Inflow enables freelancers and businesses in emerging markets to receive payments with dramatically lower fees and settlement times.

🚀 GnosisVC has invested in Inflow! This will accelerate the mission of providing a payment experience that's accessible, faster, and cheaper for freelancers and businesses from emerging markets.

Enabling anyone, from anywhere to collect payment internationally. It's not only about money, it's about giving the opportunity to financial freedom to everyone !

Bullish on this project…

Inflow is leveraging stablecoins to enable merchants around the world to reduce their operational costs and access the global marketplace. This is the #web3 way!

He’s not wrong. There is one and only one major advantage to stablecoins: regulatory arbitrage. The only thing he doesn't mention is that stablecoins don't enable you to outperform existing infrastructure when you're as large as Airwallex, BUT they significantly lower the

Every couple of months, a tweet like this breaks through and goes viral, revealing how little people understand about the payment industry and how deliberately opaque it remains. A situation that serves the field players quite nicely.

The $4 Trillion Islamic Finance market is confined by TradFi. The solution? Islamic Finance powered by DeFi, built on Solana. inshAllah Finance is building that financial future for 2 Billion people, and that's why we're thrilled to announce that inshAllah has raised $2.1

Very grateful to our brilliant supporters and to God. All the folks on there have put in more than their money. They have more than walked the walk and talked the talk. Connections, moral support, being our first users, and never backing down in supporting something that people

Stripe is going for the full stack as expected (stablecoin soon?) Imo most of the big players are going to do the same while bringing the high-volume merchants with them It's going to be interesting to see how the stablecoin L1s that recently raised ton of $$$ will fare, but

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After reading the lite paper, here are a few interesting points I've found about Arc: - They've positioned themselves as an "open platform designed to also support other issuers of tokenized money from fiat-backed stablecoins to tokenized bank deposits and central bank money."

What amazes me every time is our customers' reaction when they see us responding at 2 AM, and it almost consistently results in a volume surge on their end (which imo reflects increased confidence?) This always reminds me of being on the other side. When I was sneaker botting

Ethereum birthed thousands of companies, collectives, and rag-tag groups of friends who hoped to change the world. Most of them were forced to accept the same unfortunate conclusion we were: transparent blockchains are not feature complete. We couldn't let that stay true.

The beginning of a race to the bottom on pricing in stablecoin orchestration. First brale now 1Money Network, and I expect everyone who isn't offering premium value (spoil: nobody is for now) to play that game in the future. The logic is clear: by doing this, these guys

It's naive to think Stripe would do charity work by offering dirt-cheap stablecoin payments. Sure, 1.5% is high, but their business strategy makes sense: maintaining relatively high fees to avoid disrupting their core card-based business model, while also preventing the