April 2020 was my entrance to becoming a crypto builder! https://t.co/NVc6Pa5lrO will only be possible once mainstream adoption is realized. https://t.co/PewgonnWNW is the foundation for @jdshutt and I to do what we dreamed of 5 years ago. We want to create a future that lets

The moment of maximum darkness before the shift. Crypto's been in its own kind of darkness for most people, inaccessible, intimidating, opaque. We're working on the shift toward light and clarity for people who’ve been shut out, with @OyaChatApp.

cc @anthonyjoshua

Calling your shot and executing is a superpower. This is what we're building with OyaChat: The natural language interface for any transaction, anywhere. Natural language takes over in the next five years.

OyaChat is rethinking how people interact with crypto. By combining natural language and AI with onchain infrastructure, they’re making crypto safer, simpler, and understandable for everyday users. Protected by Privy.

This resonates hard. We’re building @OyaChatApp around reducing cognitive load, and Privy has been a key part of making onboarding feel simple. Thanks for pushing the invisible infra narrative.

We're excited to see @coinbase experimenting with AI with Coinbase Advisor @MurrLincoln @jessepollak! If you want a personal AI guide that helps you trade millions of @base tokens, you can do that today on OyaChat. Natural language interfaces are the future.

Polymarket isn’t just one account. It’s an entire ecosystem. Different minds tracking different angles of the market. If you want the full @Polymarket picture, these are the accounts that belong on your timeline: 🔹 The core prediction market: @Polymarket 🔹 Top-tier

Just because you have a natural language interface doesn't mean you have a better experience. You have to ensure the path users take is both clear and the shortest possible.

Are you a great storyteller, or want to grow into one? Do you have a diverse range of experiences and can talk to people of all walks of life? We're adding another member to the OyaChat team to help bring our story to the world in 2026. Application instructions below.

This is life changing book a young person must read.

Throwback to 80 square foot living in SF. I moved out of my Pac Heights one-bedroom after leaving the corporate architecture realm behind to nest with @jdshutt. It really is amazing what you can build out to turn a tiny space into a piece of luxury! Monk-like mindset and freedom.

Financial literacy isn’t accessible to all and is mostly gatekept for only a select few who keep monetizing off those with little to no financial education.

AI agents + crypto guardrails + the slickest UX (not just a chat box) will win in 2026.

Yes Polygon = payments, even for ai agents 👀 “AI agent payments on @0xPolygon exploded in the last 30 days: x402 protocol activity: Transactions: +777% Volume: +182% 427K micropayments processed” 🤖

Nothing ever feels finished. Everything just evolves, so you must learn to take breaks. Snowboarding is the perfect break! signs you need to break? - It's past midnight and you tell yourself for the third time you need another hour to wrap up. - or, when your stomach is

I'd love to have the ability when adding bookmarks to search for previous categories so I can save new posts quicker. That, or having a way that duplicate bookmarks consolidate into one. Then I don't have to scroll through my 60+ categories to find the correct one to save a

RIP Frank Gehry, a legend is gone, one of my favorite architects!

I hiked today for the Cold Supermoon 🌕 and it felt so incredible to be in nature. As I walked along, I thanked the sand and rocks for supporting each one of my steps.

Today after my City Hall board meeting, I had an awakening to a whole vision of who I am and realized that it’s OK to be different. It’s OK to not fit in. It’s OK to feel uncomfortable because sometimes I have to compartmentalize parts of myself in different situations. I wear

My engineers are S-tier. Their commitment, efficiency, and depth make me smile! In corporate architecture, the project architects would often take all the credit for the work their whole team orchestrated. Their team was the reason they excelled. I think people underestimate the