Founder & CEO @labs_compass 👩🏽💻| Physics PhD @UniofOxford 👩🏽🔬
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The next generation of billion dollar fintechs is going to look NOTHING like the last one.
@CambrianNetwork + @labs_compass powering the infrastructure behind them 🫡
What if your AI agent could research financial markets and help you act on what it finds?
We've paired the @labs_compass MCP with @CambrianNetwork MCP to show how agents can use financial intelligence for onchain transactions.
Search → analyze → execute.
Demo 🧵
Discussing the future of agentic finance at @token2049
Elisabeth retweeted
TLDR for crypto (like you’re 5):
• Claude "solved" a 25-year cold case in crypto forensics.
• It proves modern hardware-friendly curves like P-256 aren't secretly rigged by the NSA.
• Account Abstraction & FaceID logins just got a massive green light for long-term safety.
(My former professor Alfred Menezes even chimed in on LinkedIn!) 🧵👇
1/ Why does this matter?
When Satoshi built Bitcoin, he chose the secp256k1 curve over the industry-standard P-256.
Why? Satoshi (and many early cryptographers) suspected the NSA had hidden a "backdoor" inside P-256's unexplained mathematical seed.
2/ That choice created a 15-year UX nightmare.
Modern phone chips (like Apple’s Secure Enclave) and web standards (Passkeys / WebAuthn) natively run on P-256, NOT Satoshi's curve.
Because crypto couldn't natively talk to phone hardware, mobile crypto UX sucked for a decade.
3/ Fast-forward to today:
Account Abstraction (AA) and L2s (@base, @Optimism, @arbitrum, @zksync, @Starknet) heavily rely on P-256 so users can sign transactions using FaceID or TouchID instead of seed phrases.
This new discovery validates that migrating toward P-256-based smart accounts is safe and sound.
4/ For 25 years, cryptographers wondered where the NSA got that seed.
Claude figured it out in 30 minutes: it wasn't a complex NSA backdoor—it was just Unix timestamps plugged into a standard 1990s C-library random generator (lrand48).
The solution wasn't found by brute-forcing math, but through broad AI-driven pattern recognition.
5/ (Sidenote for @sweis: The link in the original article points to a generic @UWaterloo page. Given Prof. Menezes' retirement and his legendary work on this exact riddle, it’s definitely better to point directly to his LinkedIn or paper!)
CLAUDE FOUND THE SEEDS
anthropic.com/research/ecdsa…
Elisabeth retweeted
Tokenized stocks are easy to issue. The hard part is making them usable.
In this demo: list tokenized assets, buy one, hold it. Real, callable, inside the app.
That's the layer @labs_compass builds.
#tokenization #onchainfinance
Elisabeth retweeted
Any @centrifuge partner or client can now loop and rebalance on centrifuge's tokenized assets with a single click via our API.
100% non-custodial. No intermediate vault contracts. Leverage on your asset, without fees paid to an asset manager.
gm.
Centrifuge CEO @itsbhaji says its clients and partners are moving deeper onchain, exploring:
- Looping strategies on Aave, Morpho and Kamino with RWAs as the base
- Vault strategies that allocate across tokenized funds
Centrifuge has worked with Apollo, Janus Henderson, S&P Dow Jones Indices and New York Life.
Tokenization is just the starting point — we keep hearing this.
Elisabeth retweeted
AiFi 😎
@WisdomTreeOnchn x @labs_compass
Join us tomorrow at @token2049 for Banking the Agent Economy, hosted by @labs_compass & @yellowcard_app
If you build agents that need to touch money, or the infra agents will run on, join us. We have speakers from @HSBC, @stripe, @openfx_ and many more.
Tokenized assets, turned into financial products, distributed at scale🫡
@labs_compass x @centrifuge
Tokenized assets are reaching new audiences inside products people already use.
Integrations with @ground_onchain, @labs_compass, @get_para and @lifiprotocol bring them to portfolio builders, developers and agents, fintech users, and capital on other chains.
More on how integrations are scaling distribution: centrifuge.io/blog/tokenized…
Join us Oct. 6th for Banking the agent Economy at @token2049 🤖
Meet top players across the industry building the future of Agentic Finance from @yellowcard_app, @openfx_ @HSBC @stripe @Kleros_io and more.
AI agents can already pay, trade and coordinate work. The rails underneath were built for people with passports.
Oct 6, Singapore, during @token2049 week: Banking the Agent Economy, with @yellowcard_app, @openfx_ and @Kleros_io.
Spots are limited: luma.com/3cvlquah
another great piece by @Ja_Brann and the @CambrianNetwork team on how traditional finance, blockchains & AI are converging into a single stack.
Elisabeth retweeted
Tokenized assets are only the starting point.
Excited to be building alongside @centrifuge and giving fintechs and institutions the infrastructure to turn them into financial products, without rebuilding the onchain stack every time.
More assets. More products. Same infrastructure.
Tokenizing is not just about putting assets on blockchains. The big opportunity is when they become financial building blocks for lending, collateral, trading, and entirely new financial products. I wrote about the opportunity here.
Through our collaboration with @centrifuge, we make tokenized assets consumable by the world at @labs_compass.
Read here how we provide the layer that turns real-world assets into plug-and-play primitives for any app, fintech or financial institution.
Elisabeth retweeted
A leveraged strategy on tokenized credit used to mean dozens of manual transactions. With @labs_compass, the user signs once and the infrastructure handles the rest.
That's what composable assets are: building blocks for more complex strategies, abstracted into simple products.
We put @centrifuge's $deJAAA on a loop. deJAAA is a token that gives exposure to AAA-rated credit that already earns yield. A yield-bearing RWA can work harder, so we looped it on @eulerfinance: deposit, borrow, swap, repeat.
92 transfers bundled into 1, for about 5 cents of gas. 🔂
The user signs once. We never touch the assets.
This is what real onchain utility looks like.
Taking a tokenized credit asset ($deJAAA by @centrifuge), leveraging it on @eulerfinance, and abstracting 92 manual actions into a single click. Accessible globally 24/7 via 1 API call with @labs_compass.
We put @centrifuge's $deJAAA on a loop. deJAAA is a token that gives exposure to AAA-rated credit that already earns yield. A yield-bearing RWA can work harder, so we looped it on @eulerfinance: deposit, borrow, swap, repeat.
92 transfers bundled into 1, for about 5 cents of gas. 🔂
The user signs once. We never touch the assets.
Elisabeth retweeted
what bopAMM is:
- the first and only multi-market maker infra to stream executable prices onchain
- ultimate capital efficiency - zero funds locked, tradeable just-in-time from any wallet or contract
- long term sustainable tight spreads without charity marketing budget
what bopAMM is not:
- an AMM
Asset managers build entire firms running 1 strategy like this, on 1 asset. On @labs_compass it is a function call, now working for @maplefinance syrupUSDC
- non-custodial
- no new smart contracts
- any nr of txs bundled into one
We put @MapleFinance’s syrupUSDC / @withAUSD ethereum:0x00000000efe302beaa2b3e6e1b18d08d69a9012a on a loop. syrupUSDC already earns yield from institutional lending.
But a yield-bearing token can work harder, so we looped it. Deposit, borrow, swap, repeat. 61 tx bundled into 1 via Compass API. 🔂
The user signs, we never touch funds, and no new smart contracts. 👇🏽