
Co-founder @0xsequence (acquired by @0xpolygon) | Author of Ayahuasca: An Executive's Enlightenment 💜
Joined April 2010
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I’m thrilled to share that @0xPolygon is acquiring @0xsequence!
We’re combining forces, alongside @Coinme, who’s also being acquired, to deliver the Open Money Stack: a unified solution to move money globally.
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We just crossed $200M in total intent volume.
Users decide what they want to do. The rest gets abstracted: routing, bridging, chain logic, all behind 1-click through the Open Money Stack
Polygon Trails processes real payments at scale.
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Most stablecoin guidance is written for people learning the concept.
This one is for people making infrastructure decisions.
We mapped the full stack. Read it for free here: info.polygon.technology/stab…
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When you're dealing with valuable things, the method matters.
It's not our first trillion.
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When it comes to moving money, the method matters.
It's not our first trillion.
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In 1951, Adelbert Ames created the mind-boggling ‘Ames Window’. It’s so effective that even when you know how it works you can’t break the illusion
[📹 The Curiosity Show]
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We just shipped the fastest path from zero to an agent.
Instead of stitching together 5-10 different providers, we packaged it into a single CLI.
Supercharged with:
- smart wallets with onchain session limits & gasless payments
- funding, top ups to reduce friction for transacting with integrated bridging & swaps
- integrated indexing and RPC queries
- seamless deposits into DeFi protocols
- 8004 registration for onchain agent discovery
- x402 payments with no fees
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The $39T B2B payments market is broken infrastructure.
Over $2.3 trillion of stablecoins have settled on @0xPolygon in seconds for essentially free.
You aren't left guessing where the money's moving. You can see it onchain at all times.
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vibe coders should understand something:
i love how easy AI is making it for people to build their own apps, push them into production, and start businesses
but let's be clear: the future is not in humans building consumer-facing apps
the future is everything becomes an API which your personal AI agent can interact with in ways which suit your specific needs and lifestyle (down to the very specific needs of you as an individual)
the fact that you can use the machines to build your apps is just an intermediate step to the machines creating the apps for you, LIVE, as you need them
so the value of you learning how to build apps now really lies in you learning how to create a business model behind that app- not in creating the piece of software that is the app itself
sure, there will be templates for how you can interact with those apps/APIs, but your personal AI will pick one and tailor it even further for you. and a lot of the time, you won't even need to interact with a UI beyond speaking with your AI assistant
let me give you an example: would you rather use an app like Uber or Uber Eats, or would you rather just ask your AI assistant to get you a ride somewhere or to show you menus for the type of food you might be interested in and you pick one? the value in apps like that is not in the app installed on your phone. it's in the backend business model which connects the customer with providers. and personal AI assistants actually open the door to you being able to seamlessly use multiple business APIs without worrying in the slightest about which app or intermediate provider they come from
there is a decent chance apps as you know them will be mostly dead in ~5-10 years
and yes, there are some apps which will still require deep optimization and that is where the hardcore coders may still be needed. but machines will get better at that, and if you take one look at the AAA gaming landscape, you should understand that hyper-optimized code isn't as valuable as it used to be
but what will be valuable is owning the APIs with the most use and liquidity. and yes, a lot of those will use public blockchains
things are going to accelerate and get very weird very quickly from here
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$ETH is officially the most undervalued it has been since 2019.
Ethereum network activity is at literal All-Time Highs (3.4M active addresses w/ contracts) while the price is 50% off its peak.
This is the same "coiled spring" setup from 2018/2019, just on a much larger scale.
The repricing will be violent.
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.@moltbook + @openclaw agents: if you're looking to spin up a wallet and transact onchain, Polygon has the environment already working at scale.
It’s where agentic payments are concentrating now, with low fees, fast settlement, and real usage.
Breaking: We've Updated Real x402 Transaction Data
- @base has demonstrated the most consistent x402 activity
- @0xPolygon's recent strides are real
- 86% of @solana's all-time x402 activity is gamed
Global payments are finally catching up to the internet 🌍💸
The Visa/Mercuryo partnership proves that onchain money is more versatile and productive than legacy tech.
At @0xPolygon, we’re moving all money onchain because it’s the only way to build a truly borderless future.
The global economy is held back by a hidden friction tax that slows every payment, settlement, and record-keeping event.
Legacy financial systems were built for physical constraints and manual verification, but we are moving into a reality dominated by machine-initiated transactions and digital-first assets.
The Open Money Stack by @0xPolygon solves this problem. By removing the friction from global value transfer, we can dramatically increase capital velocity and free up trillions in trapped collateral currently idling in settlement windows.
When money moves at the speed of the internet, the same pool of capital can support significantly more real economic activity.
This is the infrastructure necessary to accelerate global GDP and build a world where businesses no longer design workflows around settlement delays.
It’s a generational opportunity to rebuild how the world interacts with money. As automation and AI-driven growth increase the demand for real-time settlement and auditable scale, the Open Money Stack provides the native primitive for that future.
We are moving all money onchain because it is more versatile, more productive, and more open for everyone. The systems defining the next thirty years of global commerce are being built right now.
An AI-driven economy needs machine-speed rails. Legacy systems can't keep up with the demand for real-time, auditable, 24/7 settlement.
The Open Money Stack by @0xPolygon is the native infrastructure for an automated future where money is programmable and borderless.
Sequence + @TrailsHQ bring cross-chain orchestration and secure smart wallet infrastructure.
Coinme brings licensed money-transmitter operations and on/off ramps.
Polygon brings unmatched scale and settlement. Together, we’ve fused these layers into a unified experience for developers and users alike.
Whether you’re building on the Polygon Chain or any other chain your use case demands, the Open Money Stack will accelerate how money moves for your business.
To our team, partners, community, and the developers who’ve trusted in us: thank you 💜
Let’s move all money onchain.
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BREAKING: Polygon to become U.S. regulated payments platform
We’re acquiring Coinme and Sequence to move all money onchain.
→ Regulated money movement in 48 states
→ Fiat on/off ramps
→ 50,000 fiat-to-crypto locations in the U.S.
→ Easy onboarding with wallet infra
→ 1-click crypto transactions across chains
All vertically integrated in the Polygon Open Money Stack.



















