Ryne Saxe
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ceo @eco. Building more than tweeting. Elsewhere analog.
Joined July 2023
Observations on X this week: 1. Look at the top gainer charts. What year even is it? 2. Lotta people under impression they invented x402 3. Sydney Sweeney (again)
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Can confirm. The flood is real.
The highest concentration of quality talent in crypto in 2025 is centered around payments and stablecoins. It’s the first time since 2021 that people are leaving traditional tech for crypto. The first post-ChatGPT3 crypto product wave that's siphoning talent from AI.
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Stablecoins market size = demand for dollars (and eventually other currencies) unhindered by banks or borders. One big economy. Huge if true.
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Every morning when I start work, I check the stablecoin market cap. Every morning when I start work, it's higher. Some sort of alpha in this.
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PS, two resources if interested: The NFX/Tony Fadell conversation: https://t.co/OTyHF5RmFB A deeper dive on the original Eco App UX:
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more @eco lore: The Helix™️ One of the things we were most proud of about the Eco App (RIP) was that it looked like no other fintech or neobank app in the market. This was very intentional. I cannot overstate the time or the level of intentionality invested in defining the
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Best one yet. And not just because stablecoins are everywhere. Lots of inevitability came to pass in 2025. We're on track. Thank you 🙌 @a16zcrypto & @DarenMatsuoka et al for the hard work put into this. Great data, great visuals. Higher.
Our latest State of Crypto report is here. The main theme for the year is the maturation of the crypto industry: • Traditional financial institutions and fintechs launched crypto products • DeFi and stablecoins went mainstream • Blockchains got faster and cheaper • The
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trillions and beyond thanks @DefiantNews for the spot https://t.co/3Qc3iRDIwV
thedefiant.io
The deal values the upcoming payments-focused blockchain at $5 billion.
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More @eco lore and learnings: We onboarded the first ~1k users to the Eco App (RIP) manually — across live conversations, video calls, chats. Put this in the "things that don't scale" bucket. Why did we do that? Three main reasons: First, whenever you're asking someone to do
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Calling Eco a "bridge" is kinda like calling Hyperliquid just a blockchain. I recoil a bit whenever I hear this. Yes, we build our own infra, to control our own execution. But everything to the same end: a liquidity platform for the entire stablecoin economy. trees/forest
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Very smart people just keep writing it for me. "As more stablecoins launch and compete for deposits, orchestration becomes the infrastructure that connects them....by making it effortless for capital to flow." "In the end, money needs better coordination. And the future of
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fun @eco lore: When we launched the original Eco App (RIP) in 2020, the ability to earn 6-8% APY was readily available across crypto lending products, both onchain and offchain through prime lending platforms (where there was a broad spectrum of legitimacy and actual expertise).
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"The challenge for a multi-stablecoin financial system isn't technical issuance or regulatory clarity -- it's interoperability and liquidity." Every week brings its own new A-list statement of @eco inevitability. Now's the time.
The challenge for a multi-stablecoin financial system isn't technical issuance or regulatory clarity -- it's interoperability and liquidity. Stablecoins backed by US Treasuries are effectively "narrow banking" -- risk-free deposits with no fractional reserve lending, unlike
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And this is why we are building Eco. To make this amazing new economy as accessible and performant as it can possibly be. It's a brave new world.
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However that's only part of it. And this is key: Onchain money movement is essentially high-frequency trading, even when trading isn't the use case. So the Stablecoin Economy™️ GDP is basically total demand for money moving a million times faster (at least).
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The size of the Stablecoin Economy™️ is essentially bounded only by the demand for seamless money movement without artificial boundaries (banks/borders). Today that's essentially worldwide demand for dollar movement (big), but it'll expand for other currencies as well (more).
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There is a thing that people vastly underestimate about stablecoins (including me I think) 👇
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