You choose where you work. Now choose how you’re paid. With Deel, employees can get paid in stablecoins, within minutes, with no costly conversions or switching between apps. Set up once, in a few taps. Work, pay, everything in between. In the Deel mobile app. Available on iOS and Android, links below.

Meet AutoRouter, the most intelligent way to pick models You’re wasting tokens selecting frontier models for every prompt, and sometimes for worse performance AutoRouter handles the decision layer: - Understands the prompt request - Picks the best model fit for the task - Saves you money at every turn - Plugs into your current setup Works with your plans & every leading model inside Codex/Claude Code Beta is live:

Everyone at Money20/20 is talking about stablecoins. Tempo has already built the infrastructure to put them to work at scale. Hear from CBO @dwr and @MaxFantle on GTM about what they're seeing:

In post-agent world, feels like Google Drive needs 4 core permission states: 1. Public external 2. Public internal 3. Private, agent accessible by default 4. Sensitive, not agent accessible by default

Introducing: The Claw While you were setting up your OpenClaw we set up a physical claw machine in our office and hooked it up to the Tempo blockchain Play it yourself, or train your own robotics model to play it and climb the leaderboard 🧵

On most blockchains, balances and payment activity are public by default. Businesses and their customers shouldn’t need to give up privacy to use stablecoins. Tempo Zones keep balances and payments private, with compliance controls and access to global liquidity across Tempo.

Payroll has to be private. That’s been non-negotiable for us since day one of building the @deel stablecoin wallet. Tempo Zones gives us that privacy, so we can bring the benefits of stablecoins to our users. Really enjoyed working on zones with @liamihorne and the @tempo team!

Tempo was at @Sibos this week, meeting with institutions to bring real-world payments and settlement onchain. Here are the key takeaways from the team: - @sytaylor: This was the year of tokenization. From the opening keynote, to the show floor to even the standards talk. - @ninadnirgudkar: The cash leg is the most important unit of any financial transaction. Moving it well across types of cash, like stablecoins or deposits, and for use cases, from payments to margin, is the key to unlocking onchain markets at scale! - @borjaneira_ : Stablecoins and Tokenized Deposits will coexist: tokenized deposits will streamline existing institutional corridors, while stablecoins will extend liquidity to every corner of the global economy. - @malleshpai: Tokenization, stablecoins and tokenized deposits went from side-stage to center-stage this year, and the conversation has shifted from PoCs to production. Institutions are now asking which rails are easy to integrate and can actually handle real workloads. - @jevgenijs: The key for institutions is using existing standards to move money, because they already solve some of the hardest problems in finance. Leveraging standards like ISO20022 with new forms of money, like stablecoins, will be the catalyst to get banks onchain.

Karpathy's examples assume people will manage API keys, but no one wants to sign up for 100+ of services! I asked Mercator to "make a 3b1b explainer video" It found a voice, research, and video API and paid them each a few cents - way easier to think about

Introducing Stable Takes A new 20-minute weekly mini podcast from @sytaylor and me. Each week we'll discuss the top stories in stablecoins and agentic payments. Episode 1: SIBOS recap, OUSD launched, and agentic bank runs.

After nearly six incredible years building spacecraft, I’m beginning a new chapter as an entrepreneur in residence (EIR) at @paradigm. Varda was a grand adventure and a one of one experience I’ll cherish forever. I had the rare privilege of joining the founding team and helping take a wild idea from zero to one, from a blank sheet of paper to hypersonic vehicles coming home from orbit. I’m incredibly proud of what we built together. Thank you to Will, Delian, and the whole team. Paradigm is giving me something incredibly cool. I’ll have the freedom to search for the next important thing worth building. This might look like a radical departure, but I see it as a chance to step back, look broadly, and follow my curiosity. An EIR sits somewhere between researcher, inventor, and founder in waiting. Paradigm feels like a natural home for that kind of exploration, full of earnest nerds who pair deep technical curiosity with research. My role is to explore important problem spaces, develop conviction, run experiments, and eventually turn the most promising direction into something real. In many ways, it feels like a natural extension of my hobbies and passion projects. I’ll be in SF during the week and LA on weekends. I want to use that time to meet as many interesting people as I can. Let’s get coffee and talk about energy, compute, artificial intelligence, and manufacturing. I want to hear about your most ambitious ideas and deepest technical rabbit holes.