There’s been a lot of chatter around the SEC’s Innovation Exemption, and it is time for @Uniswap to weigh in. The SEC’s Innovation Exemption requires an AMM on a public blockchain. It’s an experiment for a new market structure.

Dinari is the infrastructure behind stocks onchain.

Custody, regulated ownership records and shareholder rights, in one API. Fintechs and exchanges plug in, offer dShares™ to eligible users in 90+ countries, and add a revenue line. Anthropic is next.

Do more with your stocks.

Good read from Uniswap on what market structure could look like under the Innovation Exemption.

The token must carry the same rights as the share. We’ve spent years building dShares™ around securities held in custody.

New venues, real rights. Tokenization is inevitable.

We’re excited to announce that Ada and Box are partnering to help organizations deliver smarter, more seamless customer experiences.

By combining Box’s intelligent content management capabilities with Ada’s AI customer service platform, this partnership creates new opportunities the information they need, streamline experiences, and unlock greater value from enterprise content.

Here's to a great partnership and what's ahead!

Codex (@trycodex) is now on the Moby Agent Marketplace, the largest hub of skills, tools and MCPs to level up your trading agent.

Live token, wallet and prediction market data across 100+ networks.

One tap to plug it into your Moby AI Agent.

moby.win/marketplace/co…

Ada and Dialpad are joining forces so people and AI agents can work as one team to treat every customer like your most important one. Hear it from Craig Walker and Mike Murchison.

ada.cx/full-stack-wit…

We’ve been experimenting with using Replay MCP for full stack debugging, by recording both the frontend and the backend of an app and using an agent to investigate those recordings together to create a timeline spanning all the involved services.

Demo video and a live demo available on the post.

Test cross-chain flows against the real states of @BNBCHAIN & @avax:

→ Spin a multichain Virtual Environment
→ Enable the Bridge Module instantly
→ Pause auto-relay to stage failures
→ Surface issues before production

Validate cross-chain flows: 👇
tenderly.co/blog/changelog…

You can now take full advantage of our API with @mobyagent 🤝

Check it out! 👇

Owning a stock has always meant three things. Getting paid, adjusting for corporate actions, and having a say.

dShares™ now carry all three. Eligible holders cast real proxy votes through @Broadridge, counted alongside traditional shareholders.

Do more with your stocks.

“Replay QA didn’t just flag the bug. It showed the reproduction steps, evidence, root cause, and debugging context.”

@BharukaShraddha

Most tools stop at the flag. Replay starts there.

Your Canadian dollars, ready to move when you are. 🇨🇦

With CADC, you can hold, send, and receive Canadian dollars onchain without being limited to traditional banking hours. 🔴

CADC keeps the Canadian dollar moving with you.

Learn more at loon.finance/cadc

You can now order from @swoopappng on the web! We now offer ordering via our mobile app, via web, or via WhatsApp!

Making Swoop accessible to the broadest range of customers possible is core to our vision.

While we expect most customers to still choose the app or WhatsApp, we nable users to more easily find Swoop when searching for restaurants online, and to support customers who need to preserve phone storage space with a familiar Swoop ordering experience.

In the last 30 days, Uniswap processed $15B+ in stable ⇄ stable volume on EVM chains

More than every other DEX combined 🦄

Avalanche will power clearing and settlement for the NYSE-affiliated tokenized securities platform.

Dinari is glad to be in the @avax ecosystem, where we built the Dinari Financial Network and brought dShares™ to C-Chain 🔺

Tokenization is inevitable.

Tokenized $NVDA on Uniswap provided accurate weekend price discovery for the Jensen Huang affair

Was only a tiny 15bp gap at market open

Great player support doesn’t wait for the ticket. It shows up the moment a verification check pauses a new player’s account.

On Nov 18, Shorit Ghosh and Nya Irwin show what that looks like, live in the Ada platform.

ada.cx/event/webinar/…

A year ago, AI agents were a niche experiment. Today, they're becoming mainstream, and the technology is almost unrecognizable.

At @pilotprotocol, we've had to rethink what we're building several times in just a few months. That's how quickly this industry is changing.

The evolution of AI agents:

Chapter 1: The early days

In late 2025, only a small group of tech enthusiasts were experimenting with AI agents.

It reminded me of Bitcoin in 2009. Something exciting was happening, but very few people outside that small community knew or cared.

Chapter 2: The OpenClaw moment

In early 2026, OpenClaw took off.

People started buying Mac Minis to run their own agents, spending hours setting everything up.

The excitement was enormous but agents still couldn't do much beyond basic tasks. Many people played with them for a few days and then stopped because they didn't know what else to do.

Chapter 3: The infrastructure phase

Cloud hosting made agents easier to run, and companies started building tools specifically for them.

This is around when we launched Pilot, a network where agents could find tools, share information, and work together.

We eventually grew to 250,000 agents, most of which discovered and joined our network on their own.

Chapter 4: The distribution problem

As more companies started building tools for agents, a new problem came up: How do you get your product in front of an AI agent?

We spent months working on this and learned that agents don't use software the way humans do.

An agent might find a tool, install it, use it for one task, and never touch it again.

That changes how software needs to be built and distributed.

Chapter 5: Agents become accessible

Today, companies like Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic are making agents much easier to use.

You no longer need to buy a Mac Mini, set up a server, or spend hours getting started.

You can also connect your agent to tools like Gmail and give it access to information it couldn't use before.

Some of the things we built at Pilot just a few months ago are already becoming less useful.

And that's fine. We keep changing as the market changes.

The next chapter: Social

Agents are becoming incredibly capable, but they're still largely isolated.

My agent can work for me. Your agent can work for you. But they can't easily talk to each other, especially if we're using different products.

We've spent the past year making agents smarter and easier to use.

The next chapter is connecting them.

Vibe coding a shipping integration? 📦🧑‍💻💫

Whether you’re writing every line or prompting your way there, our dev Slack is a good place to ask questions and share what’s working - join today! 👇

join.slack.com/t/shippodevelo…

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