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dropped by Clubhouse FM in Los Angeles to spin a set to help raise awareness and funds for @American_Heart!
as a former public school PE teacher, I partnered with AHA for many years to promote heart health in my school community. this felt like the perfect way to pick up where we left off ❤️
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00:00 Duncan Gerow - Frank Ocean + Kaytranada = Pyramids
02:45 Phunkadelic (Extended Mix) by Kisk
05:42 Golden (Kaytranada's Life Extended Living Edition) by Jill Scott
09:15 Woman Like You by Kryptogram
12:56 JOY (Easy To Improve) by Joy Anonymous
15:15 Delightful by Hotmood
18:52 Space Cowboy (Michael Gray's Good Vibe Zone) by Jamiroquai
20:26 Baddy On The Floor by Jamie xx feat. Honey Dijon
23:27 Baby again.. by Fred again.., Skrillex, Four Tet
25:24 Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) by Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart
28:08 Only Human by KH
33:35 Mania by Pangaea
37:55 iknow_ (lakim's mccabe house blend)
41:33 No Broke Boys by Disco Lines & Tinashe
43:48 Nostalgia by Sammy Virji & Issey Cross
46:38 Savana by Chris Lake
48:33 Hey Baby (salute remix) by Laurence Guy, salute
53:48 Victory Lap by Fred again.., Skepta, PlaqueBoyMax
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A runtime, but for transactions.
ie "Transactions that think."
Early launch partners are using Sauce SDK to do things they fundamentally could not before, speeding up development cycles and giving their onchain money flows failsafe execution. More to say and show soon.
Blockchains and stablecoins promised us programmable money. So far we have smart contracts, but dumb transactions.
Today, Eco is launching the Sauce SDK and Skills to upgrade the transaction itself: turn onchain transactions into programs with guaranteed outcomes, across EVM chains and Solana.
Your logic runs inside the transaction, against live market conditions, and delivers the outcome you defined or reverts entirely.
Built for developers, agents, and enterprises moving money onchain. Live on @Arc, @Base, @Ethereum, and @Solana today (with more to come).
Eco was built to deliver on the promise of programmable money. Sauce takes that mission a big step further by giving you more control, with failsafe execution.
Read more below, or visit eco.com/sauce to get started.
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The only thing worse than a transaction that fails is one that half-works.
Sauce runs your logic inside the transaction: it does exactly what you defined, or nothing at all. No limbo.
Blockchains and stablecoins promised us programmable money. So far we have smart contracts, but dumb transactions.
Today, Eco is launching the Sauce SDK and Skills to upgrade the transaction itself: turn onchain transactions into programs with guaranteed outcomes, across EVM chains and Solana.
Your logic runs inside the transaction, against live market conditions, and delivers the outcome you defined or reverts entirely.
Built for developers, agents, and enterprises moving money onchain. Live on @Arc, @Base, @Ethereum, and @Solana today (with more to come).
Eco was built to deliver on the promise of programmable money. Sauce takes that mission a big step further by giving you more control, with failsafe execution.
Read more below, or visit eco.com/sauce to get started.
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Eco has opened its Sauce transaction engine to outside developers. A transaction built with the SDK can carry a price limit, a floor on what it must return and a whitelist of destinations, and it fails outright unless all of them hold. Ethereum, Solana and Base are supported at launch.
unchainedcrypto.com/ecos-new…
transactions that think
Eco’s Sauce SDK is live
Blockchains and stablecoins promised us programmable money. So far we have smart contracts, but dumb transactions.
Today, Eco is launching the Sauce SDK and Skills to upgrade the transaction itself: turn onchain transactions into programs with guaranteed outcomes, across EVM chains and Solana.
Your logic runs inside the transaction, against live market conditions, and delivers the outcome you defined or reverts entirely.
Built for developers, agents, and enterprises moving money onchain. Live on @Arc, @Base, @Ethereum, and @Solana today (with more to come).
Eco was built to deliver on the promise of programmable money. Sauce takes that mission a big step further by giving you more control, with failsafe execution.
Read more below, or visit eco.com/sauce to get started.
rob retweeted
Blockchains and stablecoins promised us programmable money. So far we have smart contracts, but dumb transactions.
Today, Eco is launching the Sauce SDK and Skills to upgrade the transaction itself: turn onchain transactions into programs with guaranteed outcomes, across EVM chains and Solana.
Your logic runs inside the transaction, against live market conditions, and delivers the outcome you defined or reverts entirely.
Built for developers, agents, and enterprises moving money onchain. Live on @Arc, @Base, @Ethereum, and @Solana today (with more to come).
Eco was built to deliver on the promise of programmable money. Sauce takes that mission a big step further by giving you more control, with failsafe execution.
Read more below, or visit eco.com/sauce to get started.
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Moving a stablecoin across chains used to mean a fee of several basis points, or a detour through a centralized exchange.
@PrimordialAA, Co-Founder and CEO of LayerZero Labs, on the standard issuers should hold themselves to.
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Tuesday Market Edition- The Calm before the storm? Live w/Eco, Nearkat and Morrow teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1nJOLQMvL…
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Hand a @solana user an EVM address.
Senders pay it like any other EVM address, and the funds arrive on Solana.
Nobody switches networks or sets up a second wallet.
Read how it works in the article below:
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Each new chain a stablecoin launches on adds users, and one more place its liquidity has to be found.
@alexlimasia, Head of APAC at @LayerZero_Core, on what that growth requires.
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Cross-chain stablecoin transfers, as simple as an API call.
No chain configs to manage. One Eco API call gets you a quote, and you set the rules: how much arrives, what happens at the destination, and how it's funded.
Follow the tutorial from Eco's Developer Ecosystem Lead, @SlavaOnChain:
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Why would a bank benefit from making it easier to move your assets?
@chadcascarilla, CEO and Co-Founder of @paxos, sees a flywheel between stablecoins and deposits.
If you can move money fast, you don’t have to park it all over the place.
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Create a @Circle Gateway deposit address, collect an ERC-3009 signature, and track funding and delivery.
Use ERC-3009 when a user holds $USDC, but does not hold the source chain’s gas token.
The user signs a transfer authorization; Eco’s service submits it onchain.
Gasless funding removes the user’s source-chain gas transaction, but it does not imply that a quote has no fees.
Learn more: docs.eco.com/cookbook/gasles…
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Why does stablecoin volume spike at 0:00 UTC (8 PM ET on this chart)?
@TheBlockCo Pro Research and @coinbase mapped a year of stablecoin transfers, through July 31, 2026, by time of day in 15-minute slices.
The report ties the spike to the global default settlement time for stablecoins.
Across the whole day, 73% of the volume moved outside U.S. banking hours.
What’s left out: tiny transfers under $1, wallets sending money to themselves, and new coins being issued or redeemed.
Bots and automated scripts stay in, so this shows when money moves, not how many people are moving it.
