kimcodeashian

Welcome @kimcodeashian to Superteam 🍁! Senior DevRel at @fireblocksHQ and @dynamic_xyz, helping developers navigate security and wallet infrastructure 🔐 Previously at Dapper Labs, Flow, and MappedIn. Waterloo alum and familiar face at our Toronto Vibe Station! Glad to have you! 🫡

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We’re live 🇨🇦 The Top 10 Canadian teams are pitching now at Canada Demo Day @colosseum Crypto Worlds Fair 🎡 Join the watch party and support the builders $5k prize pool on the line

Submissions are due in 16 hours! Builders submitting for the Canadian track, meet the judges who will evaluate the Top 10 teams, live on X Say hello👇

As promised, one wallet has been selected at random Check your cellar for something sweet! maplemarket.app/cellar

43% of projects at Runtime Agent Week built with Dynamic. Teams built apps for giving AI agents access to credit, rewards for PRs, trading and more. Cheers to @bankrbot and @propagandabuild for bringing together all the builders.

Businesses are multiplayer. Now their money is too. Today, we're launching Business Accounts, so teams can manage money together while retaining control of their assets. Business Accounts give each business shared control across its wallets, with policies, approval workflows, and team permissions built in.

Q3 is done, and I wanted to take a minute to appreciate what the @dynamic_xyz team actually accomplished. When you spend every day working through the next release, customer issue, or thing that needs fixing, it’s easy to lose sight of how much has changed. Looking back through this quarter, my reaction was pretty much: holy shit. We did a lot. We rebuilt a huge amount of our SDK foundation: - SDK v5 shipped - We removed support for v1 and v2 wallets, consolidating around WaaS V3 - Built a migration path for existing customers - Llaunched standalone React Hooks - Started moving React Native onto the JS SDK We shipped our next generation of native SDKs: - One TypeScript spec generating native Swift, Kotlin, .NET/MAUI, and Flutter - No webview bridge, a big change in how we build and maintain this platform (and something I’m especially proud to see come together) We also gave customers much more control over their security: - BYOK address screening now covers embedded and connected wallets - Granular wallet and signer policies - External transaction review webhooks - A swap provider policy engine that lets us disable routing providers in seconds without a deploy - Added Turnstile across SDKs and mobile webviews - Shipped developer-hosted offline recovery - Moved disaster recovery work forward that now feeds directly into some really exciting Q4 initiatives @FireblocksHQ Flow took some big steps toward becoming a more complete payments product: - Deposit Addresses are live with customers - Fee Injection across EVM and SVM, giving customers a way to earn revenue through Flow - Payment Links for payment acceptance with a shareable URL - Flow Analytics gave teams visibility into volume, drop-off, and settlement Lots of work on chains and gasless, working hard to scale all of this stuff as more customers came online: - Expanded our gasless product and gasless billing across EVM and SVM - Added support for a ton of chains - Shipped privacy with @MidnightNtwrk Somehow, alongside all of that, we also: - Launched Connections, with arguably two of the largest public companies in the world - Shipped Business Accounts Core (more on that soon), bringing shared wallets, roles, quorum, and policies to organizations - Shipped Agent Wallets and Agent Auth - Added Yield through Morpho vaults in the JS SDK and Flutter. - Rebuilt demo.dynamic.xyz into a public demo gallery people can actually explore and share What stands out to me is how much of this work asks us to build what comes next while taking care of the customers already depending on us. Migrations, recovery, stability, testing, reviews, support… all of that takes time and care, and a release list actually captures very little of the effort. I know what it took to get this much out the door. I also know there’s still work to do, and things we want to make better. But I didn't want to roll straight into Q4 without stopping long enough to feel proud of this quarter. Thank you to everyone who built, reviewed, tested, debugged, supported customers, and helped each other get these things live. I’m really proud of this team, and grateful I get to build with you.

Metropolis project submissions are now live on the hackathon portal Submissions end October 13th at 11.59 PM ET $250,000 in prizes are on the line hackathon.monad.xyz hackathon.monad.xyz