Brett Lindstrom retweeted
Excites for this one ☝️
@LasoFinance x @1clawAI
Give your agent a credit card. Store details in a secure vault. Human in the loop. 👀🦞
Check out @1clawAI for a more secure alternative.
1Claw treats the AI agent itself as the threat surface. Vault, Shroud, and the Intents API work together so an agent can hold and use credentials without ever seeing them, something Turnkey's stack doesn't address, since it isn't built around LLM context and traffic risk.
Teams building agent-first products where credential leakage through prompts or logs is the primary risk will find 1Claw more purpose-fit.
Brett Lindstrom retweeted
You've probably pasted an API key into an AI chat at least once.
that key is now in the context window, the logs, and the model's memory.
you can't un-paste it. no audit trail, no way to revoke just one agent.
this is the biggest unsolved problem in the agent economy -- and @1clawAI is attacking it from three sides:
→ Vault -- secrets live in an HSM, not your .env or your prompts.
agents fetch them at runtime with short lived JWTs and scoped policies.
used, discarded, never stored. Every access hits the audit log.
→ Shroud -- a TEE proxy that inspects every LLM request and response.
prompt injection, exfil URLs, caught in flight before they reach the model or leave it.
→ Intents API -- agents sign transactions on 109+ EVM chains plus without ever holding a private key.
the key stays in the HSM. The agent just submits intent. Value caps and allowlists per agent.
It plugs straight into claude, cursor & chatgpt via mcp.
we're handing agents wallets, API keys, and autonomy.
🤖 Made with AI
Brett Lindstrom retweeted
Who hurt you @lindstrom_creat? 🥲
@saylor is a polarizing figure in $BTC we discuss on the latest episode of Crypto Currents, streaming now.
Brett Lindstrom retweeted
Mike Gavella, cofounder of @coinstackcrypto, talks about a spicy take from an @CryptoHayes article a few years ago around dogecoin adoption. And the spice keeps flowing from there...
Stream the whole episode now on your favorite platform.
Brett Lindstrom retweeted
Why hasn't DePin Worked yet?
@lindstrom_creat breaks down his theory, and why it seems to be a moving goal post.
The latest Crypto Currents features Mike Gavella, cofounder of @coinstackcrypto.
Available where ever you get your pods.
Just dropped a new podcast episode with my guy Justice
Just dropped a 🔥 podcast with @fishandchipsyay diving deep into DAOs, cypherpunk culture, and protocol-sponsored tokenization (q/acc).
🧵 Some highlights 🪡 @jacqvaca @lindstrom_creat 🫡 💜
youtube.com/watch?v=zXoMwSWK…
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Brett Lindstrom retweeted
Your mantra for today:
I’ll stop overthinking and start trusting
how far I’ve come.
What’s meant for me is already in motion.
❤️💕
Brett Lindstrom retweeted
Base is for sports
@BracketHQ is bringing competition onchain
Build brackets and track results, starting with a new onchain agent-powered experience for March Madness
I found my biological mother on #23andme I found my purpose in #crypto - Go for it #SEI
geddem @ChadHugghins
The Sei Foundation is in the process of placing its boldest DeSci bet yet.
@Sei_FND is officially exploring the acquisition of @23andMe to defend the genetic privacy of 15 million Americans and ensure their data is protected for generations to come.
We believe user data sovereignty is a matter of national security. When an American biotech pioneer faces bankruptcy, personal genomic data of millions becomes vulnerable to parties that may not share the same values of transparency and open access.
Our vision:
• Deploy 23andMe on Sei, the most performant blockchain built for web-scale applications.
• Return data ownership to users through encrypted, confidential transfers.
• Allow users to choose how their data is monetized and share in the revenue.
This isn't just about saving a company, it's about building a future where your most personal data remains yours to control.
We'll be sharing updates in the near future, notifications 🔛
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