Serial Founder currently sidequesting @hyprearn https://xitter.cf/t.co/o4TYrLWjJQ
Manhattan, NY
Joined September 2024
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Jaison ✈️ retweeted
Today we're launching @VeezaAI (YC F26) - an AI tourist visa agent for people with weak passports.
Yes, you read that right. Weak passports.
If you have a US or EU passport, you book a flight and go. For the rest of the world, every trip starts with forms, bank statements, and fighting for an appointment.
We've suffered through this for 30 years. Those days are coming to an end.
Pick your destination. Veeza AI does the paperwork and books the appointment.
start at: veeza.ai
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
Last night, I co-hosted a @claudeai Community Build Day by Anthropic in partnership with @elevenlabs for Mental Health.
This was such a great initiative just ahead of World Mental Health Day featured on @LumaHQ New York! We had 80 incredible clinicians, investors, founders, and engineers who spent an evening at Fabrik building for mental health.
Thank you to Omer Golan and Tal Golan from MyWhatIf - a mental health non-profit organization who joined us for the evening!
Watching everyone's passion and inspiration was truly inspiring for me, and reminded me of why we had discussed about organizing this event with Prasanna, Abhay, @Real_SlickShady and Kim! Thank you to @UdonWallet for being such a great mentor to all the teams during this Build Day!
Looking forward to seeing you at our next event!
#Anthropic #AI #Tech #HealthTech #Healthcare #ElevenLabs #NYC
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
I built this with @Base44 — inspired by 2 delays, 2 cancels, and 2 reschedules trying to make the FIFA World Cup final in NYC. (yeah, bad weather + busy airlines, full debuff stack 😮💨)
It's called Envoy. The vision: 30 seconds to file, 1 click to approve.
Tell us what happened. We handle the airline for u — chat, phone, email, whatever gets your refund or rebooking fastest. You just approve the final decision.
Tell me what u think:-)
#buildinpublic #Base44 #AIagents #traveltech
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
Base44 now has an accelerator!!
We just kicked off our Accelerator with twenty student founders, twelve weeks on the clock, and genuinely no idea who's going to build the next big thing out of that group.
Student founders are some of the sharpest builders I've met. They ship fast, they don't wait for permission, and they're not afraid to break things.
Most of them already had working prototypes, and what they needed was a path to actually scale. so we built one.
Twelve weeks of 1:1 mentorship from our engineering, product, design, and GTM teams. They build on Base44, and we sit shoulder to shoulder with them while they do it.
We saw it firsthand at the New Venture Challenge in Colorado, around 800 students in one room, all building. The next generation of founders isn't waiting until graduation.
They're shipping now.
Cohort 1 is in and they're heads down for the next twelve weeks. Watching this group is going to be the most fun part of my year.
If you know a student founder building something real, send them my way.
Solo. Zero ad spend. 10,000+ visitors in days.
2,000+ meals under $15, mapped across NYC and my inbox full of thank-yous from hungry New Yorkers.
Excited for demo day at Base44 HQ and pitching in front of @MaorShlomo next week.
a few months ago we kicked off the @Base44 accelerator. we backed a handful of teams building on base44 and mentored them closely the whole way.
here's where some of them are now.
Roomly hit 30,000 users in five months with zero marketing spend, and 6,000 of them come back every month.
Got2Eat crossed 3,000 users in its first few days live.
Ruumr launched six weeks ago and already has over 50,000 of organic visits and a partnership with a university student union.
Mana are two Harvard Business School students building a full neobank on base44 and and they've already raised $250K
almost all of them are one or two people who described what they wanted and built it on base44.
a few years ago this took a company. today it takes one person with an idea and a weekend.
and they're just getting started.
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
a few months ago we kicked off the @Base44 accelerator. we backed a handful of teams building on base44 and mentored them closely the whole way.
here's where some of them are now.
Roomly hit 30,000 users in five months with zero marketing spend, and 6,000 of them come back every month.
Got2Eat crossed 3,000 users in its first few days live.
Ruumr launched six weeks ago and already has over 50,000 of organic visits and a partnership with a university student union.
Mana are two Harvard Business School students building a full neobank on base44 and and they've already raised $250K
almost all of them are one or two people who described what they wanted and built it on base44.
a few years ago this took a company. today it takes one person with an idea and a weekend.
and they're just getting started.
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
Every few hours, one side of the market pays the other.
We've built a better way to capture those opportunities.
Meet HyprEarn's Delta Neutral Vaults.
xitter.cf/HyprEarn/status/207448…
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
I built a World Cup 3-click arbitrage alert website in under 2 hours. No backend code. Here's how.
Weekend side project: I wanted live price discrepancies across three prediction market sources (Hyperliquid HIP-4, Kalshi, and Polymarket) for the World Cup, pushed straight to Telegram, email, or webhook the moment an edge appears.
Here's the fun part. I built the whole thing using the Glacient workflow engine as the backend with no code:
→ Spun up a workflow that pulls all three sources (HL, Polymarket, Kalshi) and computes the numeric difference between "YES outcomes" and "NO outcomes". Super easy.
→ Handed that workflow to Claude with my front end requirements. Claude created the entire website.
→ Zero backend code. Not a line.
90% of my time went to skinning the UI and iterating on copy. The actual arb logic, the part that would normally eat days of API wiring, polling, webhook execution, Telegram bot set-up, and alert plumbing, was basically free.
Who the site is for: any World Cup fan who wants to find an edge. And it doesn't stop at the World Cup. I left the "Arb Anything" feature open, so you can explore markets across HIP-4, Polymarket, and Kalshi freely. I didn't lock it to World Cup markets only. Pick anything you want. This is just a proof of concept. See the "Arb Anything" tab in the video when I'm making the Arb Alert.
The surprising part: plenty of similar markets diverge by 2%+ on a regular basis. Fees and depth will eat into some of these, but the raw divergences are real. The edges are more common than you'd think once you're actually watching them.
For the devs and teams reading: if you're babysitting polling loops or running Temporal or a homegrown broker setup just to watch data and fire events, that's a lot of infrastructure to own. Glacient takes it off your plate. No polling code, no workers to keep alive, no glue to maintain. Let's talk.
3 clicks to a live arb alert. Video below so you can see the 3-click's needed to create an arb alert in action. ⚽
Want to build your own? Sign up free and wire up an arb alert across 3 prediction market data sources. No cost, no backend, no code.
Link, just remove parentheses: worldcup(.)glacient(.)ai
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
Thanks you @ETHGlobal for this opportunity to mentor 500+ hackers this weekend post @ethconf with other strong mentors!
if you’re building around A2A payments, 🦊 agent wallet, x402, privacy and dID come say hi 👋🏻 – at Manhattan, NY
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
Once my nervous system leaves survival mode and I can write think pieces again it is over for you bitches.
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
Happy to ship the first version of Hedgebook, powered by @Kalshi : an app showing how every SPX companies can hedge their core business risks using Kalshi event contract markets.
Event contracts and perpetual contracts consolidated into a single, onshore, regulated exchange is how we get to perfect Arrow-Debreu markets.
Thanks to @j0hnwang and @0x_ultra for inviting me to build this, and to Nicole from @KalshiResearch for inviting me to present the early frameworks at the Kalshi Research Conference in March.
For the post play meals, I made a map of affordable, filling meals under $15 for New Yorkers.
Because simple joys like eating out shouldn't have to be expensive - and the cheap spots mean nothing if you can't find them.
got2eat.site
Young people are always told what not to do. But what should you do?
Did you know that most public libraries have a Nintendo Switch to use? That parks show free movies at night? That there's a map of pickup basketball games?
Nyc.gov/summer is a map of free and affordable things to do this summer that we made just for you.
Because public programs mean nothing if you don't know how to access them.

Jaison ✈️ retweeted
30 year old well-capitalized founder (and if I recall correctly there were some schenanigans around “MMing” with team wallets)
Saying that smart kids from Waterloo who just got their first check from @ycombinator are doing this for disingenius reasons
What the fuck
What’s wrong with you? Why are you punching down on peoplw younger than you + saying that VCs shouldnt give them any money
How tall are you?
early stage funds are betting on companies building prediction market infrastructure because they want a more asymmetric bet that gives them exposure to the vertical
most of these founders are just trying to trade their way to a 4 year hiring engagement at large prediction market companies, and the returns from talent acq deals are counter to venture math in that VC funds need huge outlier returns in order to return capital to their LPs and outperform the S&P 500
the real asymmetric bet is @trylimitless, the fastest growing prediction market in the world. we're not coming for 30%, we're coming for everything, but even 10-30% market penetration at maturity is a much larger outcome for investors than any adjacent infrastructure company that sells to a big corporation for $50m
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
Guy who made his entire fortune in USA has opinions on what young Indians should do in India
Mr. Vembu wants you to come back to India so he can pay you peanuts and his organization can make money on geo arbitrage of labour
Wild seeing this 🙏 @Base44
Built this as someone living in NYC watching every dollar, turns out thousands of people had the same problem.
You shouldn't need 6 figures to enjoy something as simple as eating out
Jaison ✈️ retweeted
USDG just flipped PYUSD in market cap. A Paxos vs Paxos showdown, and I had a front-row seat to both.
I pushed the button to deploy the PYUSD smart contract back in 2023. A year later, I led the engineering side that launched USDG and the Global Dollar Network. Watching this play out is wild.
The timeline:
PYUSD → launched August 2023
USDG → launched November 2024, ~15 months later
Market cap → May 11, 2026: USDG ~3.5B vs PYUSD ~3.46
The thesis that's playing out:
1/ USDG passes most of the stablecoin economics to its partners. PYUSD doesn't.
2/ GDN partners don't need to leave their wheelhouse to grow it: market makers handle liquidity, exchanges list it, DeFi integrates it. This is all built in. No need to learn how this works. The flywheel runs itself. You plug-in to an entire network.
3/ Liquidity is the real moat. OKX isn't listing a BTC pair against an unknown stablecoin. Fragmented liquidity is an exchange's worst nightmare and users hate it. Network effects > tech.
4/ White-label stablecoins (issued via Stripe + Bridge, etc.) have the economics but not the network. You're on your own for distribution. This is pure vanity.
5/ With USDC and USDT, enterprises only get economics through backroom deals, and even then, you're just helping Circle or Tether grow. After the deal ends, you don't have negotiating power.
6/ With USDG you get the economics and the distribution (free growth team!), backed by an issuer that's been the adult in the room for 10+ years and the most regulated stablecoin issuer. Paxos even grew and unwound a 24B+ stablecoin, BUSD previously. Experience and reputation in this industry is key, this is something that VC money can't buy.
USDG's day-one partners: Robinhood, Galaxy, Kraken, Bullish, Anchorage, and more.
Today: 100+ GDN partners including Mastercard, OKX, World Pay, and more
This might be the winning stablecoin strategy unfolding in real time.
