Fabric

Introducing: The Hypersub Accelerator, a 4 week program to bring creators onchain.

Over the next month, the Fabric team is committing to a month of hands-on, all-in support to help ~5 creators start making consistent, sustainable onchain revenue.

Let’s dive in…

https://withfabric.xyz/accelerator

excited to announce the @hypersub Accelerator: a 4 week program to bring creators onchain, with generous support from @coinbasewallet 

apply now
https://withfabric.xyz/accelerator

The easiest and most secure crypto wallet and dapp browser. Your gateway to getting onchain. wallet.coinbase.com

You ever thought about doing it counterfactually?

Take Substack. What if you sold subscriptions for it without the authors permission, BUT the money is sitting there waiting for them to claim it.

Opacity

Working on building zkTLS infra/products. A ruthless empiricist and meme connoisseur.

http://opacity.network

Here’s a proof of a Robinhood trade made in a react native app:

Here’s a proof of a Robinhood trade made in a react native app: https://app.warp.dev/block/tuAQvZVW3m5cUs4THKh9KD

To avoid any protocol changes for fabric, just deploy them a smart contract wallet where control of it is done by proving they’re the Substack author

I can help with some parts of that at /opacity 

I can let a subscriber prove they are subscribed on Substack, which they can use to claim a discount on the fabric one

app.patchwallet.com

Giving a web3 wallet to everyone on the internet! 🌎🎁

One way to sell things on behalf of a creator but without the creator's permission is to use an oauth wallet derived from their social handles, such as @patch. The money accumulates but only the social account holder can claim it.

This sounds like some of the ideas on how to handle music sharing in the internet age before the RIAA got involved