We’re excited to announce our collaboration with @InterlaceMoney! By combining SVP Chain’s AI Agent with interlace's one stack stablocoin infrastructure capabilities, we are exploring new opportunities for seamless payments, settlement, and financial applications across the emerging agent economy. Together, we’re building the rails for the next generation of digital finance. Stay tuned for it 😎 #Payment# #AiFi# #x402#

499 Detalks [CN] 227: AI-Driven Cross-Border Payments, Agent Economy & PayFi Infrastructure Revolution Time: 21, May, 2026, 20:00 (UTC+8) We will explore the explosive convergence of AI, smart payments, and Web3 finance — where intelligent infrastructure is fundamentally reshaping global cross-border payments and financial systems. Host: Charis @charis_em , 499 Core Member Guest Speakers: Eddie @EdyGoOH , CEO, AEON @AEON_Community Renna Ba @itsmerenna , Head of Ecosystem, Morph @Morph_ZH Laughing @0xLaughing , APAC Lead, Kite AI @GoKiteAI Constance Zhou @ConstaZhou , Event Manager, Interlace @InterlaceMoney Key discussion topics include: -- AI Reshaping Payments & Financial Infrastructure: How AI is revolutionizing risk control/anti-fraud, intelligent clearing & routing, AI financial assistants, and unlocking fully autonomous finance. -- From Human Finance to Agent Finance — The Biggest Paradigm Shift: Changes in wallet ownership, risk control logic, programmable payments, and the rise of the machine economy. Space Link: Telegram Group:

Seedance 2.5 nailed early-2000s TV pool-party coverage. Generated on Aracds. Full prompts: FORMAT A rapid-fire montage sequence lifted from an early-2000s television series — the pool-party episode. Reads as teen drama / reality-TV / summer lifestyle coverage: loud, youthful, disorderly, sun-bleached, and endearingly sloppy. No dialogue needed; background chatter only, kept unintelligible. ERA & PLACE Broad daylight, outdoor pool at a sprawling suburban home or resort property. Hard sun, cloudless sky, palms and thick greenery. Lounge chairs, dumped towels, coolers, plastic cups, inflatable floats. Bodies along the pool lip, clusters mid-conversation, music running underneath, swimmers launching in, dancing, cackling, flirting, water going everywhere, general patio milling. Feels like network archive tape from roughly 2001–2006. Everyone present is an adult in their twenties. OPERATOR One human, camcorder on the shoulder, physically walking the party — that's the whole camera department. Unsteady grip, framing that misses, hurried pans, aggressive punch-zooms in and back out, constant loose recomposition, auto-exposure stepping up and down, focus hunting before it locks, highlights clipping to white, body-roll drifting through the frame. The operator responds to events after they start, sometimes lands on the action a beat too late, sometimes reframes badly. No gimbal glide. No motorized precision. No agency-grade smoothness anywhere. IMAGE Early consumer digital video. Detail slightly mushy, with that crunchy in-camera edge sharpening on top of it. Sun blowing out to pure white. Low-level chroma noise. Faint interlace / DV field texture. Summer saturation pushed hot: skin warm, pool blue electric, sunscreen sheen on shoulders. The overall impression is a dubbed broadcast tape, not a camera original. BEATS TO COVER Shoot plenty of short, cuttable pieces at varying distance and angle: wide plates showing the whole party at once handheld walk-throughs threading between groups tight inserts: cups knocking together, a girl mid-laugh, guys winding each other up, feet churning the water someone going in off the edge; a full cannonball water hitting the glass fast zoom snapping onto something funny dancing on the deck by the waterline a hand pushing sunglasses back up an empty float drifting across frame the group turning to react and shout low-key flirting scattered towels and bags crouched conversations at the pool's edge unscripted nothing-moments that happen to be alive Density matters more than composition. It should look like an editor was handed forty minutes of tape. RHYTHM Many brief takes that cut against each other cleanly. Rotate through: establishing wide, mid coverage, reaction close, splash insert, throwaway candid. Fold in snap zooms, whip pans, abrupt push-ins, focus pulls that overshoot, and visible operator surprise. FEELING Careless, sweaty, flirtatious, funny, nostalgic. "School's out" / "spring break tape" energy. HARD RULES Exterior for every frame — never cut inside. No modern influencer look. No clean 4K commercial gloss. No cinematic color grade. No stabilized motion.

THE BLOCK: Copper launched institutional trading access to Hyperliquid perpetuals through its APIs and in-platform interface. The integration lets clients trade Hyperliquid perpetuals through Copper while keeping assets secured in its non-custodial MPC infrastructure.

there’s now a new mental model for the software stack - skills are the new “apps” you install them to get more functionality. people are starting to build and share skills more than real “apps” many skills are very simple today but i think we’ll eventually see increasing sophistication - mcp servers and CLIs are the new “APIs” they allow services to encapsulate their core capabilities behind an interface the can be invoked in a composable way many skills will be calling mcp servers or clis behind the scenes just like how a lot of apps call APIs today - agent harnesses are the new “operating systems” it sits between the user and the underlying resources, helping the user manage common concerns such as compute, memory, security etc if you look closely, it’s hard to unsee the resemblance - claude is the new macos. codex is the new windows. pi is the new linux skills run in agent harnesses just like apps run in existing OS - LLMs are the new “computers” they process instructions coming from the user, the skills, the agent harnesses, and compute the output the model weights is the cpu. context window is the memory. actual computers are becoming more like the power source ok so why do we need this mental model? i think it helps us think about where we play if you want to be the new app developers - start to learn to write good skills if you want to build a saas, figure out how to package things as good mcp servers and CLIs if you want to be linus and write the new linux, build an agent harness. otherwise, you can still try to learn about how agent harness work like how CS students used to learn about OS if you want to be the new apple or samsung, start to learn how LLMs are trained and play with open weight models - you may end up inventing the new raspberry pi!

📊 Numbers of the Week (04.11 – 04.17) Fees earned (last 7 days): $14.98M HyperEVM Ecosystem Updates · @domcooke published an exceptional feature providing deep insights into the team's operations following a week on-site with @chameleon_jeff and the @HyperliquidX team · @hypeglobal_ successfully hosted the Hyperliquid Builders Night on the French Riviera in collaboration with @HyperliquidFR and supported by @BounceTech, @HyperSwapX, @valtitudexyz, and @hyperpnl · @AzuraTrade officially launched perpetual futures with the platform's backend fully powered by Hyperliquid infrastructure · The @liminalmoney team introduced xLend to expand the suite of financial primitives available to users · @nativemarkets is now offering a zero-fee solution for moving funds on and off the Hyperliquid network · A new Liquid Banking service was debuted by @hyperbeat to consolidate various ecosystem utilities into a single interface · The rollout of kHYPE v2 by @Kinetiq_xyz now grants stakers the ability to hand-pick their validator from the active set · Asset transfers are more streamlined with the launch of the Mentat Bridge and a new integration from @AcrossProtocol supporting cross-chain functionality · @hypurr_co released a comprehensive directory to help users connect with regional Hyperliquid communities · To foster ecosystem growth @0xOmnia unveiled its official Hyperliquid builders program · @tradexyz expanded its market offerings with the addition of the JP225 index 🛠 Technical Advances of the Week · On the next network upgrade, the gossip priority read auction will apply to both mempool transactions and client blocks. · Two network upgrades from now, DEX abstraction will be deprecated. Users on will default to unified account. As a reminder, unified account is the best default for most users, as it merges spot and perps balances and supports cross margin for HIP-3. Existing users will be shown a reminder popup immediately before unified account is activated. Automated traders should use Standard abstraction for the highest rate limits. See for more details. Builders should take this opportunity to entirely discontinue DEX abstraction in their integration. ❗❗ The content shared is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or endorsements. Always conduct your own due diligence.

Overdrive PS5 is back after disappearing from GitHub just one day after its release. The project originally appeared as a homebrew storefront for jailbroken PS5 consoles. It quickly went viral because it offered a large catalog of pirated games through a simple PlayStation Store-style interface. Then, shortly after launch, the original GitHub repository suddenly disappeared. Now Overdrive has returned with a new official repository, along with additional features and a catalog listing more than 1,600 games. The exact reason for the original GitHub removal has not been officially confirmed, so claims about a specific SONY legal takedown could be fake

Lexur now supports six of Solana’s largest perp venues, all from one interface. The latest addition is @FlashTrade, bringing crypto, stocks, commodities, and forex markets directly to Lexur. Huge thanks to the Flash team for making the integration seamless. More venues coming very soon. 🤝

Jensen Huang just told you you’re the slowest part of your own computer. And that he fixed it. For forty years, the entire architecture of personal computing depended on a single biological bottleneck. You had to click. You had to type. You had to translate every thought into the rigid language of the machine just to make it do anything. The computer was a passive terminal. It did nothing without explicit human permission. And buried inside that dependency was a word we never questioned. Personal. Your files. Your commands. Your keystrokes. That word meant total, uncontested human authority over a machine. Every interaction was permission-based. Every output was authored by you. That was the contract. Huang: “40 years later, Microsoft and NVIDIA are going to reinvent the PC. It took this long to completely reinvent how the PC is going to work.” He and Satya Nadella spent three years quietly dismantling that contract from the silicon up. No leaks. No breadcrumbs. Three years of silence before retiring the most important human-machine agreement in computing history. They didn’t build a faster processor. They assassinated the interface. The old PC was application-driven. You opened programs. Navigated file systems. Clicked through menus. We spent decades learning how to input. The machine finally learned how to listen. The new PC is agentic. It reasons. It anticipates. It generates. You don’t operate it. You deploy intent. And the moment that gap collapses, the biological intermediary isn’t the operator anymore. It’s the bottleneck. When a machine understands human context natively, the concept of a “user” ceases to exist. The PC was the last workspace where a human had complete control over a machine. No algorithm curating your attention. No feed ranking your reality. Just a blinking cursor and total authority. That space is being surrendered. Willingly. Enthusiastically. And marketed as progress. Because “personal” is about to mean its opposite. We spent forty years defining ourselves by how well we could operate the machine. Only to realize the machine was just waiting to operate itself.