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Stable Takes Episode 3
Interview with @thierryEdde44 from @deel, banks cold on agents, and stablecoin privacy
In post-AI world, I'd rather someone send me 5-10 bullets, 1 line max or a 3-5 slide deck instead of an Amazon style memo.
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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
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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
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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.
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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!
Privacy is live on Tempo.
Tempo Zones let enterprises keep customer stablecoin balances and payments private, with built-in compliance controls and access to global liquidity.
@deel is the first customer with Zones live in production.
Private stablecoin balances and payments are now live on Tempo.
Deel is our first customer using privacy. They migrated 100% of their public activity last week.
3 reasons why Tempo Zones are useful for enterprises
1) One integration
A business can integrate with Tempo once and then choose what's public and private. No complicated multi-chain set up or middleware.
2) Control
Enterprises decide who can access and see activity in their zone, making it straightforward to satisfy regulatory requirements.
3) Liquidity
balances and payments are private but still have full access to Tempo's earn programs.
Privacy is live on Tempo.
Tempo Zones let enterprises keep customer stablecoin balances and payments private, with built-in compliance controls and access to global liquidity.
@deel is the first customer with Zones live in production.
My optimistic theory for the HomeView: Ternus wants the company to release products more frequently and iterate.
Have to imagine v3 (like most new Apple products) will run any iPhone app (close to Duo form factor).
Apple hardware + frontier AI lab agent.
Feels like building a bunch of AR / VR apps for current-gen Meta glasses / VR (and even Vision Pro) over the next 6-12 months would be a good use of time.
Seems like hardware is going to significantly improve over the next 12-18 months.
Understand the limitations of current platforms. Get a feel for what good UX looks like.
