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DWF Labs
@DWFLabs
A Web3 market maker and strategic investor providing capital and liquidity to institutions and builders.
Managing Partner: @ag_dwf
Joined June 2022
Tokenization solved issuance, but composability is what's still missing. @falconfinance with the numbers that show the gap 👇Tokenized RWAs are a $380B market where 92% cannot move. @RWA_xyz splits it in two: $31.17B distributed and transferable by investors, $349.33B represented, recordkeeping entries that never leave the issuer's system. Of the part that moves, about $1B works as lending collateral
- Market makers, listings, CeDeFi, and his personal playbook. Check out @ag_dwf's interview on @TheSujalShow with @SujalJethwani👇
00:00 - Hermes' self-improvement stack runs across four integrated layers: procedural, episodic, declarative, and maintenance. The result is that the more the agent interacts with a specific environment, the more precise its outputs become. OpenClaw's ClawHub offers similar concepts
- The Bitcoin market structure in 2026 is different. Institutional adoption is compressing volatility, and non-Bitcoin assets are increasingly getting priced on their own merits. More in @DecryptMedia👇
- The hidden cost of stateless AI agents is that users are the memory layer. Every time a session ends, the reasoning disappears and institutional knowledge doesn't get a chance to accumulate. Hermes is built around memory and knowledge. Its skills system creates a
- 2 stablecoins launched in the last 2 weeks. Both point back to the same infrastructure layer: @stripe’s Bridge. That’s the real story in stablecoins right now: distribution, and who owns the rails underneath it. The last 30 days: • @MoneyGram launched MGUSD for cross-border
- A current gap in the AI agent market is memory. Most assistants today don't have a way to compound what they've learned. Every interaction is a fresh start, regardless of how many hours a user has spent with them. Hermes Agent, released by Nous Research in February 2026, is
