India & MENA BD & Partnerships @monad, ex @coinDCX. Poet, Artist, Explorer.

Joined April 2009
Water cuts through rock and shapes the land around itself not because it's tough, but because it's unrelenting, persistent. Be water, make your own path, shape your environment.
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I really think the Indian regulators should take a step forward and bring their own venues on chain to capture the volume, fees, and revenue from going to other players.
$RELIANCE (@reliancegroup) is now available on Hyperliquid with 10x leverage with @tradexyz as the deployer.
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I use Monad every day
I use Monad every day
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Digipedia retweeted
I am a technology optimist. I believe: 1. decentralization and censorship-resistance (real versions of these properties, not larps) matter to human freedom in the coming age of AI 2. self-sovereign money, implemented by code and maintained through decentralized consensus, is the final form of money. But it needs to be truly decentralized -- cut out every possible weakness, trust assumption, keeper, etc. Of course there will be connectors to the real world - harden those maximally 3. AI will write most smart contract code. Spec-driven development with Formal Verification will be how new contracts are written rigorously. FV will also be crucial to securing all the infra including the blockchain itself 4. AI will harden our surfaces, with some unfortunate hacks in the process, but ultimately the crypto and financial industries will come out stronger 5. properly-constructed and properly-indexed data lakes will enable agents to build software far more productively 6. governments will move to restrict AI usage in the future, causing true decentralization and CR to matter in dramatic fashion 7. quantum security will be a must for any ledger where people trust their assets. And specifically, blockchains will need to deliver quantum-resistance while retaining programmability and performance. Again, no larping 8. ZK will be an important part of the puzzle too, as it'll be increasingly important to prove off-chain computation and utilize the result on chain. But again, performance and effortlessness for users will be the differentiator 9. pragmatic and composable privacy will be the missing piece for real adoption. People will use apps that stack together stablecoins, DeFi, blockchain settlement, passkey or MPC authentication, and friction-free onramps, but the part that gets fintechs over the line is knowing that user balances will remain private while still being able to tap into shared liquidity 10. blockchain will serve as the global, universal marketplace, for anyone anywhere to get the best opportunities. For that we will need guarantees of fair execution, protection from frontrunning, and a convergence of all of the best assets At @category_xyz and the @monad Foundation, we are assembling all of these missing pieces in parallel with extreme urgency, and I hope this is clear from our actions. See you in the future
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Digipedia retweeted
Decentralization doesn't matter until it does. Blockchain, and more specifically a blockchain with real decentralization, censorship-resistance, and pre-finalization privacy, will be a defining part of the next era
in a couple years (at most) governments will do everything they can to regulate (limit / restrict) AI inference - AI will be considered a weapon (already seen) - commercial rights will be violated (already seen) - massive job loss (lack of future hiring and layoffs) - taxation / wealth distribution (see #3) this will be blockchain's moment - (historically) regulatory arbitrage
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If you’re selling gold because of fusion alchemy, you’re front-running a reactor that doesn’t exist, fed with mercury that costs 100,000x more than the gold it makes, to produce bars you couldn’t legally sell for 15 years. Marathon Fusion’s idea is real physics, since fusion neutrons can turn mercury-198 into gold. 1. Even optimistic models give 2–5 tonnes per gigawatt plant per year, against roughly 3,500–4,000 tonnes of annual mine supply 2. Enriched mercury-198 sells for about $15,000 per milligram today, while gold trades near $135 per gram 3. The gold would need 14–18 years of storage before it can be sold, so a plant’s first sellable bar arrives well over a decade after it switches on
Last month, we demonstrated high-rate alchemy: turning mercury into real, stable gold, beating CERN’s record by a factor of 10. Last week, we enriched isotopes in the world’s most powerful plasma centrifuge, beating the Soviet record that stood for 40 years. Now, we’re building a fusion reactor in San Francisco to achieve record power density.
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Having been on both sides - building products, and doing BD, I can assure you this is true!
The ideal outcome when a product guy joins a BD meeting with clients, or a BD guy joins a product meeting with engineers, is that both come out saying "I'm so glad that other guy has to be on calls with those insufferable jackasses".
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How difficult is it to generate a 256 bit security key? Turns out it's ridiculously easy - I could do it on my PC. When will Indian companies and Govt stop cutting corners on everything they do?
Taylor on Indian company eMudhra using just the number 4 as the private key to sign certificates, even through two audits "The specific company that we're talking about here is called eMudhra. An Indian company. Apparently, they're an authority. They do a lot of work, I guess, with India government and governments in that region." "Their entire job is to create a very secure private key and then sign these various certificates with those private keys, which then helps secure the internet on the whole for everyone around the world." "It turns out that instead of generating the private key in a secure way, where the private key was truly random, the private key was just the number four." "There's very little information on how exactly this happened. What we know right now, the private key has been the number four for over a year. It's been signing stuff since April 2025." "Apparently, they were audited twice in this period of time. Clearly, that needs to be reviewed."
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Been a while since I GMonad-ed.
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Traders are the new eSports players!
Introducing Dirol Esports, the first matchmaking platform for crypto trading. Esports has been part of gaming for years, from CS to Dota and Fortnite. We believe traders are the new esports players. Invite friends to your lobby, play trading matches, earn DRM, climb the leaderboard and prove your skill.
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Oh, the places you'll go.
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Digipedia retweeted
Monad has an answer for every technical problem in crypto. It’s already the fastest decentralized EVM. The roadmap is institutional privacy, MEV resistance, and post-quantum security. Nothing else comes close.
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Monad now has the execution layer, credit markets, settlement assets, and tokenized real-world assets needed to operate as a multi-layer financial ecosystem.
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Institutional grade yields on Monad via InfiniFi and Fasnara, with Agora. GMonad.
The next generation of Earn accounts is coming onchain. infiniFi is partnering with @withAUSD & @FasanaraCapital to bring institutional-grade yield to neobanks and fintechs through infiniFi Prime, launching on @monad. Three pieces of infrastructure. One massive opportunity🧵
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The biggest games are never zero sum in my opinion.
the game is not zero sum - we wish you success
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Digipedia retweeted
Coinbase Institute just published a paper on machine-to-machine payments. Key metric: the smallest payment a rail can process at ≤5% fee. Card: $5+ ACH: $5+ FedNow: $0.90 Base: $0.02–0.20 Monad: $0.005 Agents can pay half a cent on Monad. Nowhere else comes close.
Replying to @coinbase
Jk - AiFi means agentic finance, so the A survives. The financial layer for an economy where agents trade, earn, and spend. Learn more about it ↓ xitter.cf/coinbase/status/209299…
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Monad cracked the top 4 EVM chains by txns last week Higher
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What an excellent first event. Loved meeting builders, institutions, and everyone in between at Open. So much energy and optimism for the future.
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Open The future is bright
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First they'll ignore you, then they'll laugh at you, and eventually they'll join you.
*Tradfi* headlines last few days… It’s happening. I remember when I was told crypto was all a scam.
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Private domains composable with open, on chain liquidity is what institutions need!
Why does Monad Private Settlement matter? @keoneHD breaks it down 👇
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ethereum long term goal: private onchain activity that connects to shared liquidity monad short term goal: private onchain activity that connects to shared liquidity sooner rather than later it's going to be irresponsible for eth whales to not have a $MON position
Today we are announcing Monad Private Settlement, which gives banks and enterprises the best of both worlds: sovereign execution environments with privacy and compliance by default, which benefit from the composability and performance of Monad
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