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Agyei retweeted
One of the biggest opportunities when it comes to Onchain FX is the ability to disrupt pre-funding by using DeFi liquidity pools.
A lot of other players have built request for quote (RFQ) systems or central limit order books, these are fine but at some point, demand for USD outstrips the local currency and the systems will stall.
ViFi fixes this by paying LPs in USD for emerging market pairs. For the first time, LPs don’t have to take exposure in Pesos or Lira. We unlock deeper liquidity by making sure LPs get paid, it’s just that simple. Testnet is out, mainnet before the end of the year!
You can move a billion dollars onchain in seconds. You still can't move a million dollars into naira, pesos or shillings the same way.
ViFi is onchain FX built on Uniswap v4 hooks. Our testnet is live today on Base Sepolia and Arc Testnet.
Try it: app.vifilabs.xyz
Agyei retweeted
You can move a billion dollars onchain in seconds. You still can't move a million dollars into naira, pesos or shillings the same way.
ViFi is onchain FX built on Uniswap v4 hooks. Our testnet is live today on Base Sepolia and Arc Testnet.
Try it: app.vifilabs.xyz
Agyei retweeted
a truly load bearing post was placed yesterday, i hope everyone has screenshot and framed it
we are at a real interesting time in tech where more and more of us will collectively contribute to solving product problems by making our own (bad) apps for public consumption and, as this compounds on itself, true nirvana: everyone making the software they need for their work.
Agyei retweeted
‘IT'S GENOCIDE, I'M INTO IT’ — Jerry Seinfeld DANCES as hecklers shout ‘22,000 Palestinian children dead’
‘I'm going to find out how much your ticket was & I'm sending it to Israel’ — he responds at his Chicago show
‘Rough the b*tch up’ — audience member as heckler escorted out
Agyei retweeted
Just signed our first audit agreement for @ViFi_Labs guys. It’s happening!!
Look at where specimens have come
If Michelangelo was around today, how would he design a contemporary typeface?
Introducing Michelangelus, a contemporary serif shaped by the artist’s manuscripts, gestures, and monumental artwork.
Read more: microsoft.design/articles/de…
looking at Caribbean export offer something I made a proposal for 3 years ago would make me feel more offended if I thought they had the coordination to actually have ripped it off.
Agyei retweeted
Wages are not a share of profit. They're a cost of production, deducted before profit exists. What's left over is surplus value - the part you produced but didn't get paid for. Calling your wage a "share" is the exact inversion the boss wants you to believe.
Agyei retweeted
They’re attracted to Zionism because Zionism is a comprehensive benefits package, not because of some collective trauma. Tell anyone that they’ll get a free house, healthcare, education, etc on a Mediterranean coast and you’ll have very few people refuse, it’s a settler colony.
Agyei retweeted
If you call it a genocide and then campaign alongside the politicians who armed, funded and enabled it, there are only three possibilities:
A) You don’t actually believe it’s a genocide.
B) You do believe it’s a genocide, but complicity in genocide isn’t a dealbreaker for you.
C) You know exactly what it is, but your public condemnation is cynical: you invoke “genocide” because it’s what your constituency wants to hear and because doing so advances your political career, while abandoning the consequences of that position when they become politically inconvenient.
You cannot treat genocide as the ultimate crime when speaking to Palestinians, then treat its enablers as respectable political partners when you need their endorsements, votes or access.
At that point, you’re making genocide an issue we can simply move past.
It is my honor and privilege to announce that President @BarackObama is joining us on the trail in Detroit on Saturday, October 24.
Get. Ready.
Agyei retweeted
Mamdani: No Jewish person in New York City is responsible for the actions of the state of Israel.
None?
Not even;
The Jewish supremacists that support the Friends of the IDF?
The institutions of Chabad, which teach that gentiles do not have human souls and that Palestinian children can be killed if they might grow up to threaten settlers?
The synagogues that auction off stolen Palestinian land and raise funds for the genocidal occupation forces?
The Jewish schools which celebrate ‘Israeli independence day’, the military capture of Jerusalem, and commemorate ‘fallen’ genocidaires as well as forcing the kids to sing Hatikvah?
The Jewish youth groups which actively build for the racist Birthright trips and provide the pipeline to recruit New York Jews into the genocidal IOF?
The thousands of 501(3)c foundations and charities directly supporting illegal settlements and ethnic cleansing in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, and indeed all of the Zionist institutions of the rest of occupied Palestine.
I could go on, listing all the Jewish communal groups in New York engaged in similar.
It would be easier to list the New York Jews who are not complicit in, or responsible for, the genocide, since there are so few of them.
They are the ones who are practically committed to a material anti-Zionism which is directed at tearing down both the Zionist entity and its practical support sinews and pipeline which is almost the entirety of organised Jewry in New York.
#DismantleZionism
Zohran Mamdani:
One of the things that I'm proud of is that we live in the most Jewish city in the United States of America.
No Jewish person in New York City is responsible for the actions of the state of Israel.
If you want to hold anybody accountable, it's the people who are making those decisions — the prime minister, the state of Israel, also our complicity as American taxpayers, given that we know how many billions of dollars we have sent in bombs and continue to send.
Agyei retweeted
Ben-Gvir himself recounts that a prison guard sent him a photo of a Palestinian prisoner’s meal at Ketziot Prison showing eight olives instead of six. He then left home and drove nearly three hours to the prison—over two extra olives.
When officials are counting olives on a prisoner’s plate, it reveals how abuse reaches even the smallest details of prisoners’ lives.
Inside Israeli prisons, even food has become a tool of punishment.
