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@jamesmulvey No global remote roles 😕

@defyneric Customer Success (open to Support too). I'd drive retention and revenue by building customer centricity into every interaction with Flex. Interned at a UK CX consultancy, worked in the luxury division serving HNW/UHNW clients. Certified in CX, CRM-savvy.

this pattern retrieval thing from @adamilenich is pretty cool watching them get noisy then slowly remember what they are in that hopfield setup. kinda trippy. I went with B obviously(👀 it's a B right?) curious where it goes .

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0.0069 minting soon on @opensea patternretrieval.app

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Hey X fam Been away for a bit, life got loud, finals are sneaking up, and I took a proper hiatus to recharge. But guess what? I’m back and this is my application for @DevrelUni

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agentic commerce is the term being used to describe a world where ai agents handle transactions on behalf of humans and other agents. it's the biggest infrastructure shift in payments since the move from in-store to online checkout, and every major company in fintech is building for it right now. here's what's happening and why it matters. the basic version of agentic commerce is consumer-facing. you tell an ai agent "find me a winter jacket under $200" and the agent searches merchants, compares options, selects the best match, and completes the purchase using your stored payment credentials. you never visit a website. you never enter a card number. the agent handles the entire flow from intent to delivery. google launched "buy for me" in november 2025, letting ai agents purchase products from merchants directly. amazon launched the same feature the same month and found that users shopping through agents were 60% more likely to complete a purchase. openai partnered with stripe to build an agentic commerce protocol that lets chatgpt users find and buy products without leaving the conversation. the first live use case was purchasing from etsy sellers inside a chat window. visa has over 100 partners building within its intelligent commerce sandbox. mastercard launched agent pay with agentic tokens that tie ai agents to specific users and spending rules. both companies ran live pilot transactions in late 2025. visa publicly stated that 2025 would be the last year consumers shop alone, predicting millions of agent-completed purchases by holiday 2026. so the consumer side is moving fast. the infrastructure is being built in public by the largest payments companies on earth. but consumer checkout is only the entry point. the larger economic shift is agent-to-agent commerce. this is where software pays software with no human in the loop. an ai agent queries a data service and pays per request. a coding agent hires a debugging agent and pays per resolution. a monitoring agent detects an anomaly and pays a security agent to run diagnostics. each of these is a standalone transaction between two autonomous systems, negotiated and settled programmatically. the scale of this is hard to overstate. a single agent swarm running 1,000 agents, each making one micropayment per minute, generates over 500 million transactions per year. visa processed 212 billion transactions across its entire network in fiscal 2024. a few hundred enterprise-scale agent deployments could rival that volume within a couple of years. the payment rails for this are being built in parallel across multiple competing standards. here's the current landscape: openai's agentic commerce protocol (ACP), co-developed with stripe, handles consumer checkout flows inside ai conversations. google's universal commerce protocol (UCP) and agent payments protocol (AP2) separate transactions into mandate layers that can be monitored and audited independently. visa's trusted agent protocol (TAP) uses cryptographic signatures to help merchants distinguish legitimate agents from malicious bots. mastercard's agent pay uses agentic tokens and requires agents to be registered and credentialed before they can initiate payments. coinbase's x402 revives the http 402 "payment required" status code, turning payments into a native internet primitive. google's agent-to-agent protocol (A2A) and anthropic's model context protocol (MCP) handle communication and coordination between agents. that's 7 major protocols from 6 companies, all launched within the last 6 months, none of them interoperable with each other. each of these protocols solves a piece of the puzzle. but they all share the same gap. they handle the payment request. they handle authentication. they handle the transaction itself. what none of them handle is the spending decision on the agent side. should this agent pay this amount to this service right now? is it within budget? is the price reasonable compared to alternatives? has the operator authorized this category of spend? what's the cumulative spend across all agents this hour? that's the control layer. and it's the piece that enterprises need before they're willing to deploy agents that can spend money autonomously at any real scale. this is what ampersend is building. agent-to-agent payments infrastructure with programmatic spending controls, budget management, per-agent limits, and real-time monitoring built in from the ground up. operators define the rules. agents follow them autonomously. every transaction is tracked and auditable. ampersend is live in closed beta. link in bio to request early access, and dms are open for questions or feedback.

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Joining @shefiorg Season 16 as a scholar. Excited to dream bigger with new goals, new insights and a new community. Thank you @baseapp @Trezor @RootstockColl @decentraland

@ellebuild Ty so much Mialy💖

I still struggle with remembering to document my process and posting my progress. I totally forget,my default setting is so used to not posting or maybe i don’t think its interesting enough to be a post. Any suggestions on what may help?

@munera_eth API The Docs Podcast

Today I completed section one of Solidity course on Cyfrin and went halfway through section 2 till my brain stopped working lol. 😂 Decided to unwind by listening to the API The Docs Podcast. PRO TIP when writing APIs: Educate whoever is coming to your site from the basics.

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@maggielove_ i still struggle with this,i just do not get the concept,for someone that is barely active on sm and doesnt like it that much

@treeonchain so true

@martinlecl 😂 take wife out for dinner more

@NikhilOnChain X is broken

There is something really wrong with X! Even when I am on the following tab,i somehow end up not seeing posts from the people I follow and am I the only one not getting message notifications unless I. refresh twice? It sucks🤨