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Subvisual

@subvisual
Senior product & engineering studio and venture builder for Web3 and fintech. From Portugal. Trusted by Coverflex, Uphold, Qonto, Protocol Labs. Since 2012.
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    Stripe paid $1.1 billion for Bridge. Mastercard is spending up to $1.8 billion on BVNK. Nobody spends that on boring infrastructure. They spend it because the hard part has to be reliable enough for a corporate treasury team to trust with real money. This means multi-chain
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    Sep 3
    The closing article of the Stablecoin Regulation Playbook is a builder's guide: the backing model, the jurisdiction that decides your architecture, reserves, custody, and the compliance logic now built into the contract itself. None of that is about writing code, and that's the
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    Sep 2
    The second speaker is confirmed for Coimbra.js on September 17. Bruno Correia, Co-Founder & CTO at Pink Room, will take the stage with "Git Worktrees (or how to cook your JS with multiple pans)." Register via the link in bio. #coimbrajs #javascript #git
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    Sep 1
    Most people give AI 20% of the plan and expect it to invent the other 80%. @alexmyers83 argues for the opposite ratio: 80% planning before execution even starts. Something new is coming from Subvisual: The Intelligence Series. Stay tuned 馃憖 #theintelligenceseries #ai
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    Aug 31
    The technology is neutral. The applications matter enormously. So here's the question: if you could give someone money with built-in rules, what rules would you choose? And, more importantly, would you accept receiving money with those same rules? If yes to both, that's
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