liquid sits between bank, blockchain and institutional liquidity networks, presented under a unified account.
Money flows between currencies, stablecoins, assets and borders, 24/7/365.
No more legacy rails.
Money flows between currencies, stablecoins, assets and borders, 24/7/365.
No more legacy rails.
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liquid retweeted
the more i work in global payments, the less i believe there's a finish line.
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Value transfer has entered a new kind of era.
~ centralised → decentralised
~ rigid → flexible
~ short-term → long-term value
~ legacy-based → agency-based
And liquid has put it in a platform anyone can use.
~ centralised → decentralised
~ rigid → flexible
~ short-term → long-term value
~ legacy-based → agency-based
And liquid has put it in a platform anyone can use.
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vault is designed from two beliefs:
~ (1) money should hold its value over time
~ (2) money should operate in open systems
liquid.net.au/vault
~ (1) money should hold its value over time
~ (2) money should operate in open systems
liquid.net.au/vault
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Digital assets have struggled to find PMF.
But it’s obvious what the innovation is:
~ modern financial infrastructure
That’s the breakthrough. Blockchain, wallets, stablecoins, censorship resistant money. It’s all infra.
But it’s obvious what the innovation is:
~ modern financial infrastructure
That’s the breakthrough. Blockchain, wallets, stablecoins, censorship resistant money. It’s all infra.
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liquid retweeted
Dear @Westpac,
I recently helped a friend move money to crypto exchange.... Thanks to imposed $10k monthly limit.
This limit is not to help, it is control. Scammers will always scam, people will always gamble.
Do you also limit pensioners using their westpac account at gambling venues?
Let's be honest, you just dislike deposits leaving your bank.
To all the readers here is hoe you easily get around this:
1. Open a Revolut bank account
2. Move whatever you like there max $20k a day
3. Transfer from Revolut to your favourite crypto exchange.
Then you will lrealise, hey, I can just use Revolt and close your Westpac account.
I recently helped a friend move money to crypto exchange.... Thanks to imposed $10k monthly limit.
This limit is not to help, it is control. Scammers will always scam, people will always gamble.
Do you also limit pensioners using their westpac account at gambling venues?
Let's be honest, you just dislike deposits leaving your bank.
To all the readers here is hoe you easily get around this:
1. Open a Revolut bank account
2. Move whatever you like there max $20k a day
3. Transfer from Revolut to your favourite crypto exchange.
Then you will lrealise, hey, I can just use Revolt and close your Westpac account.
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liquid is redistributing financial power. Ownership of money has always depended on a bank agreeing that you own it. In 2026, this is no longer the case.
You can own your money.
You can own your money.
@chrisbryckithis to people for years. Any money you deposit to a bank is legally theirs, not yours. It’s a debtor-creditor relationship, not a bailment. They essentially own “your” money outright once it’s in their system, and can limit/freeze/terminate the account without warning. Greatest myth in the world that your money at a bank is yours.
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The Aussie Contingent of 44 > Big 4
The Aussie contingent at @colosseum's World's Fair 🇦🇺
44 teams from Australia shipped into the biggest hackathon in crypto history. Here is every one 👇
@hencemarkets by @IvanSN_ and @sarthak_1806: type a belief, get a custom index, trade it. $1M+ beta volume in five weeks.
, onchain threat detection.
@CypherPunksArt: 10,000 onchain pixel punks, one a day until 2053.
@stashedOne by @ExclusivoOne: storefronts makers run straight from Claude or Codex. Buyers pay by card, USDC or SOL.
@bsktsxyz: Baskets of tokenised stocks in one signature.
@DualMintRWA, with COO @onchaineddy: finances real claw machines and laundromats. The $PLAY raise closed at $284K from 134 depositors.
@Riptfun by @Belacosaursol (WA): card scanner live on the Seeker dApp Store, with 4,000+ cards in inventory.
@PocketPullX by @HappyMan_SOL: $835K+ in pack sales and 17K+ openings since June.
@MarketCallsApp by @lachlanx_ (Sydney): a voice app for crypto. Traders spent 10,000+ minutes on the phone with its agent in week one.
@BoppMarket by @ReeceSolana: a simple marketplace for physical stuff, with Solana under the hood.
@ChinchillaHaton: $HATON, a Solana memecoin with buyback-and-burn baked in.
@ZapmeApp: comms super app, a finalist in 3 categories at the DIGIs.
@filmdotfun: AI film suite, AUDD grant winner.
@GetPrivacySafe: paid private communities, settled in AUDD.
@incryptofficial: Solana RPG and TCG, $7,800 paid to players in a week.
@Nostoporder: food-truck ordering, now taking Solana Pay.
@Aeconai: AUD accounts for AI agents.
@SOLTENSOR: stake TAO from your Solana wallet.
@morro_now: social options trading on Solana.
@agent_billboard: one billboard any human or agent can outbid.
@BattleBlocksAI: two-player block duel for Seeker.
@EmberCover: insurance for Solana transaction risk.
@liquidtransfer: one account across bank, stablecoin, bitcoin and gold.
@OUTSIZE_TRADE: options that feel like a prediction market.
@bsktsxyz: baskets of tokenised stocks in one signature.
@atlas_due: counterparty checks before the money moves.
@desmodiaAI: on-device deepfake detection (Brisbane represent).
@Devarshi2013: TickerTape, buy tokenised stocks in plain English.
@csai_willilu: Routelier, a 3D road-building racer.
@DeveloperAlly: JamJam, an AI content agency.
@scottlabs_: Herd, the social layer for prediction markets.
@CanFixIT: Virtual Haibin, guardrails for AI agents.
@auditmindzk: catches mismatched business records.
@LabsFamily: digital product passports.
@popeyefun: a launchpad for AI-agent coins.
@MetaMacros: RPSX, rock paper scissors for Seeker.
@therowdown: head-to-head rowing for USDC.
@D_Antiohos: Manifest, a public checker for onchain records.
@Mashcthomson: Receiptrocal, a payment checker for agents.
@fumbledotfamily: memecoin trading for everyday people.
Plus memescope, AgentFuse, Poison Check and Undersigned.
And mine: @sortedAUD. Send Aussie dollars to anyone's handle in seconds.
Find your local Superteam 🤙
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A $20,000 balance in a typical savings account generates about $126 a year.
The same balance in a stablecoin vault generates close to $1,200.
Remove the middlemen and you remove the extraction.
liquid.net.au/vault
The same balance in a stablecoin vault generates close to $1,200.
Remove the middlemen and you remove the extraction.
liquid.net.au/vault
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liquid sits between bank, blockchain and institutional liquidity providers, presented under a unified account.
Value moves between currencies, stablecoins, assets and borders, 24/7/365.
No more legacy rails.
liquid.net.au
Value moves between currencies, stablecoins, assets and borders, 24/7/365.
No more legacy rails.
liquid.net.au
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Hey @grok, what's the solution for this?
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Australia's first global payment solution built for any currency.
Move value between local fiat, stablecoin, bitcoin and gold payment networks.
Internet-native money for an internet-native world.
Stay liquid.
Move value between local fiat, stablecoin, bitcoin and gold payment networks.
Internet-native money for an internet-native world.
Stay liquid.
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Most cross-border payments are still designed for the 1990s: bank hours, FX spreads, and intermediaries taking a cut at every step.
liquid treats money like information on the internet.
~ moves in any direction
~ any currency: local, digital and metallic
~ productive and programmable
Stay liquid
liquid treats money like information on the internet.
~ moves in any direction
~ any currency: local, digital and metallic
~ productive and programmable
Stay liquid
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liquid
/'lik-wid'/ adj., n.
1. (adj.) Having no fixed shape; capable of flowing freely between whatever vessel it occupies.
2. (n.proper) A financial toolkit. Moves money the way the word suggests - freely, any direction, without asking permission from an institution d by rails and assets that banks are aware of but prefer not to discuss.
/'lik-wid'/ adj., n.
1. (adj.) Having no fixed shape; capable of flowing freely between whatever vessel it occupies.
2. (n.proper) A financial toolkit. Moves money the way the word suggests - freely, any direction, without asking permission from an institution d by rails and assets that banks are aware of but prefer not to discuss.
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