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Christophe Lassuyt

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How did we turn Request.Finance into a B2B company with double-digit monthly growth, even during crypto winters? ๐Ÿš€ TL;DR: a great, fully-remote TEAM, from 15 countries on 3 continents And here are a few words (and beautiful pictures) to describe it ๐Ÿ‘‰ ๐ŸŒ We built a fully remote team since day 1 (back in 2020) - that means we hire the best people, no matter where they are. Trust is key, and we build it through offsites where we meet - and connect. ๐ŸŽข All of us are team players who want to learn, and improve Over the years, we have made things better for ourselves, each other, our clients (hopefully!), and our solutions (for sure). ๐Ÿ˜‡ Our team thinks before acting - we build what our clients really need, not just what they ask for. ๐Ÿ“ข We are direct and clear like a team - no abbreviations (almost) - and good documentation. Trust and support are the foundation. This works because of offsites, like the one we just had in Marrakech ๐ŸŒž Thank you, everyone ๐Ÿ™
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It's 2015, almost 10 years ago and at the time, I'm about to get traumatized My co-founder and I are just starting as entrepreneurs We are in an angel investor meetup. We need money... At the time, we are building a remittance startup with better rates than all players I am talking with an angel investor, he is amazed UNTIL he asked "how do you do it?" "what is the underlying tech?" We answer " Bitcoin as a backbone, it's efficient" At the time, Bitcoin adoption is low, barely 500,000 people know of its potential value And the mainstream media keep repeating: "Bitcoin is evil" This angel investment was important for us We were entrepreneurs in their twenties When the investor heard the word "Bitcoin", he stood up, mentioned "Bitcoin, this is bad stuff" And he left I wish him a happy 100,000 milestone ๐Ÿฅณ for the "evil" Bitcoin that was worth ~200 dollars at the time We have been right. The technology is key. Around 600 million people have adopted crypto since then It's just the beginning
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Private transfers will solve many business use cases for mainstream adoption
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Iโ€™m delighted to announce that Request Finance has acquired Payso Lithuania to launch a new way to pay bills ๐Ÿฅณ The price tag is not $1.1B, but itโ€™s game-changing nonetheless. We are merging two exceptional products: ๐Ÿ’ฑ Payso is a regulated VASP that grew 10x this year and has been helping businesses bridge payments between crypto and fiat. ๐Ÿ’ธ Request Finance provides an all-in-one finance solution for +3,000 hybrid businesses ๐Ÿ’ฑ ๐Ÿ’ธ ๐Ÿ‘‰ Together, Request Finance helps CFOs pay hundreds of bills in one click, regardless of the currencies and countries. We are working towards mainstream adoption of blockchain, and itโ€™s happening right now. The tech is 50x cheaper, up to 2500x faster, and running 24/7. Businesses must thrive, which is the job of the CFOs, COOs, and founders!
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"memecoins are useless" What do you think?
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Incredible. Two AI agents launching a token fron scratch. A New Era ๐Ÿ‘€
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a big f-you to crypto haters indeed
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Stablecoins are here to stay Crypto is here to stay Bitcoin is here to stay I would not state the same about banks as we know them
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gm
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A good 20 year old AI Orchestrator is >100x better than a 40 year old with 20 years of experience in the best startups in the world. This was true for a great coder already. It's truer than ever for AI Orchestrators.
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- Make and Improve audio: Use Audio tools (Descript, Lovo AI, Eleven Labs, Songburst AI, etc.) to help generate, edit, and enhance voice and music content. Lovo AI can help for voiceovers, Songburst for music, and Eleven Labs for realistic speech synthesis. - Automate further: Use Automation tools (Make, Zapier, Bardeen, plus Swanblocks, or Otomato for blockchain & trading) to handle workflows across apps and platforms, reducing manual tasks. You actually orchestrate orchestration tools/AIs. For example, you can build a crypto trading bot without technical skills.
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Get more productive with AI: - Make videos: Use Video tools (Klap, InVideo, HeyGen, etc.) to create, edit, or summarize video content. You can sequence tasks, like for example generate content (Klap, HeyGen), edit and enhance it (Runway, InVideo), then apply final effects (Morphstudio). - Present content: Use Presentation tools (Decktopus, Slides AI, Gamma AI, etc.) to create engaging and professional presentations quickly. Tools like Decktopus and Slides AI help with layout design and content structuring, while Gamma AI can generate interactive elements. Orchestrate between static and dynamic presentation formats.
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A few AI tips to do better: - Write: Use Writing tools (Jasper, Quillbot, HIX AI, Hemingwayapp, etc.) to help write professional, coherent text and improve grammar and clarity. Integrate multiple writing AIs to cover brainstorming, drafting, and editing. For example, Jasper for drafting, Quillbot for paraphrasing, and Textblaze for automation of snippets. - Make the content better: Use copywriting tools (including but not limited to Grammarly, Rytr, Copy AI, and Writesonic) to speed up the content creation process for marketing, blogs, or ads. Combine tools for different writing needs (ad copy, long-form content, social posts) to make sure there is stylistic consistency. Use one AI for brainstorming and another for refining, for example.
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To get better at AI, learn this: - Synthetize content: Use Productivity AIs (Slack AI, Merlin, Notion AI, Adobe Sensei among others) to automate personal and work-related tasks. You can orchestrate them so that they become personal assistants (Merlin, Notion AI) that helps in daily workflows, and task prioritization. For example, just try to use AI to summarize 200 pages long financial statements in 10 bullet points. - Create images/videos: Use Visual AIs (Fotor, DALL-E 3, Midjourney, etc.) to generate or enhance images based on specific instructions. Direct image AIs to generate creative visuals, while managing variations in style and format using multiple tools. Use some for detailed creation (DALL-E 3, Midjourney) and others for refinement (Fotor, Microsoft Designer).
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Here are tips about how to orchestrate AI, for various, non exhaustive topics: - Get better at prompting AIs: Use Prompts AIs (FlowGPT, Alicent AI, PromptBox, etc.) to generate creative prompts for content, brainstorming, or AI input. Create workflows for rapid experimentation and prompt testing. - Learn more: Use Research AIs (Grok, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Perplexity, etc.) to gather, process, and analyze information quickly from various sources. You can coordinate them to split complex research tasks in various small ones. You can get them to summarize 40 pages pdfs, for example. Use specialized tools (like Abacus for data analysis) alongside generalized tools.
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Here are two key tips to seize the AI opportunity if you are at level 0 of being an AI Orchestrator: - You improve what you measure: Every week, measure your AI usage and list the tools - Subscribe to news and social media influencers who share about AI novelties, like Andrew NG. Understanding the future means understanding the next three months now. And that is vital.
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Here's a breakdown of what you need to do to become an AI Orchestrator: - Be an excellent AI prompter: The AI orchestrator serves as a bridge between humans and AI systems, requiring specific prompting skills. - Coordinate multiple AIs: The AI Orchestrator ensures that different AI models or robots, each specialized in different tasks, collaborate efficiently and complement each other. That includes reviewing the previous AI agent's outcome. - Optimize AIs complementing forces: as an AI Orchestrator, you are responsible for optimizing the performance of these systems together. The whole needs to be greater than the sum of its parts. - Be a AI team leader of "A players": Basically, an AI Orchestrator unites top-performing AIs into a cohesive 'symphony' of digital intelligence. That means you select the A players in the first place, through thorough experiment processes.
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Among the talents the world counts right now, some of them stand out if they behave like AI Orchestrators ("AI O"), it suggests that someone manages, coordinates, and directs multiple AIs to work together, like a conductor in an orchestra guides musicians to create a harmonious performance. In my opinion, a good 20 year old AI Orchestrator is >100x more productive than a 40 year old with 20 years of experience in the best startups in the world. This ratio used to be 10x for a great coder. It's truer than ever for AI Orchestrators.
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Those who approach new versions of AI with curiosity will be better equipped to handle the future. People have opportunities like never before. Here is an example for Research AIs: you can learn actively from Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT, and Perplexity. Or you can be taught passively. ChatGPT and Gemini may reflect more progressive viewpoints, while Grok could explore unverified theories. All this while Perplexity may share context for you to learn by yourself, a bit like Ground.News does for news vs biased media. You not only need to know how to use them but also to understand their strengths and weaknesses, and how to make them work together.
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Truth be told. The opportunity economy exists. And itโ€™s not necessarily what you think. AI can empower all digital entrepreneurs. This applies to anyone with internet. Supermen (and superwomen) now exist, but their existence depends on others who lack those same superpowers. AI is key. AI is changing the world. You can either fear these changes or be the one driving them. The choice is yours.
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