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Every successful blockchain needs a simple entry point @opensea isn't just supporting @RobinhoodApp Chain it's reducing friction for every new user who wants to explore, trade, and build Great products don't just add features They remove complexity
AI visual note: A screenshot of a crypto token tracker on the "Robinhood Chain" showing trending tokens including HOODIE (+9,969%), COOPER (+166,618%), CASHCAT (+744%), DIH (+54.2%), and ARROW (+118%), with the top tokens highlighted being "Robinhood Dog (COOPER)" and "Hoodie (HOODIE)." The image illustrates how OpenSea's integration with Robinhood Chain simplifies token discovery and trading, aligning with the post's message about reducing complexity for new users exploring the ecosystem.
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This is early innings of a trend. Hermes as a platform. Through leveraging their harness, apps get a head start on functionality and a growing userbase. Hermes is great infra, but the app layer leaves a lot to be desired (especially from non technical folks). [Spoken audio]: I've been trying something different the last couple months, I've basically logged off the entire internet. I'm going to show you how I've been using combos and my team a little agent. I open this app and I have all my little agents here. They look like iMessage bubbles. I have my personal newspaper here so I call it the Shane times. All I did is I threw in all my favorite links that I read, my favorite newsletters, my favorite sub stacks, even like venues websites, all of my favorite social handles also from people that I really wanted to follow. It's It's almost like my algorithm. I said, build me a newsletter and make it look like a little app. Only tell me what's new. Right here is as today's reads. There's a new read from the AI Daily Brief. And this is actually a podcast. So it's reading the whole transcription, summarizing it for me. And decide if I want to listen or not. I can click here and it opens on Spotify. Can you send me an email daily? So it's like my own personal newsletter. Every little agent has emails. It's always monitoring the entire Internet and looking for what's new, what's changed. It's also going to send me at 7 a.m. every morning a full email newsletter that I can design however I want. And I don't have to spend my entire day doom-scrolling all these social networks. The second thing I check is the Nash Pulse. I dropped in all my favorite music venues. It always looks at anything new with the venues, their schedule, the calendar. If there's anything updated, all the local ones that, you know, aren't on Ticketmaster and stuff. Every morning it sends me an entire briefing on my favorite neighborhoods. new restaurants that are opening, farmers markets or events, who's playing where. And so it builds me an entire list and it links right to the tickets. This one's really cool. So this one is called Kai. It's just my trainer. In the world where we don't trust influencers and all this stuff online or even having an AI fitness coach, I kind of want that. I want the people I trust and my friends that I trust and their documents that they send me. And so I took all of my text logs with a trainer that I paid to have for a while who always had this system from MyBodyTutor.com. apps that are awesome like the Cal AI app, which can read every image. So I just screenshoted Cal AI in the app store, pasted it in here and said, learn how to think like this app, send it photos and you get to build the agent that works for you. It's taking all these different things and making the thing for you. What's cool is I can just tap here, click, invite friends. You could have an accountability group. You can literally just invite friends. They don't have to sign up. They don't have to make an account. They just click, download the app, tap the link. They're in the group. I also, I love to play pickleball and there's a big crew of us in town. So what's awesome is we have this agent named Billy Bob. This thing saves me hours a week. And so I just say, who's in for Monday afternoon? All right, Monday afternoon, roll call. It kind of starts calling people out too. I just say seven or eight a.m. paddle tomorrow morning. I'd love an early game. It'd be great to play at Sensa. It literally goes, checks the weather. It knows if it's below 50 degrees or above 90 degrees to always default to the indoor courts. It has the location, what we're looking for. It can coordinate multiple times, multiple dates, different groups of people. And then it starts following up with people. It sends a Google Maps link to the location. Kings them again, are you gonna abandon? And it kind of falls up with them. Cool, Tuesday is actually great weather. I have an early meeting unfortunately. Tuesday is great, let's do that. And then it like welcomes people to the group. Here's the summary. Here's the people that are in. Here's the map link. It sends a notification before the event and lets everyone know that hey, tomorrow we're playing here, here's the details. This has been so powerful to just help coordinate people and you're not sitting there always following up. This is one that really kind of blew my mind. There was a group of eight of us from college. This group was always on WhatsApp, rarely planned. Always asking people, when's your flight? When are we gonna be there? Should be book reservations? Maybe not. And it always just kind of felt like we didn't have anything cool planned. We added this little agent named Trip Scout. The first thing I did is I actually told it to rename itself, Adam Beck. Adam Beck was our RA in our dorm when we went to college. It started talking like an RA. And it just made it so fun. We're like, this thing is so useful And it's made the experience so much better. And four months before we go on this trip, we literally have everything booked. It literally makes an expense tracker. You can drop screenshots, attention floor, RA with an announcement, makes an email so everyone can forward their flights. So then everyone's receipts can just be forward to that email address. The rental's not booked. Who's gonna be in charge of that? Four guys are still not in the chat. What are we gonna vote on? Where we wanna stay? Everyone then like, oh shit, I'm missing out. I wanna have an input on where we're staying. And then everyone moved off WhatsApp. One of our friends had an iPhone XS from like 2015 and that guy went and bought a new phone because he was the only one missing out. So it makes a trip hub. So now we have a checklist, an expense tracker, an itinerary that based on all the chaos of the entire conversation is just automatically being built in the background. Everyone starts dropping in their flights, where they're flying from, what cities. It knows that people are in the same city, they should get on the same flight. Here's the reservations, here's the some ideas for you for the nights and it It just starts adding it into our itinerary and you have a whole section. So every group has its own thing section, whether it's an app for your itinerary, whether it's your expense tracker, links to the actual flights so you get on the same flight. Adam, our little agent, starts pinging Brent to say, hey, book the trip, keeping them accountable. Like you said, you're going to book it, go book it. Brent is like, chill out. Adam just keeps following up relentlessly, still need the hotel book, Brent, you want it? Brent was like, Jesus Christ, Adam, give me a minute. and said, good night, Adam. And they said, night, Brent, book those rooms tomorrow. And Brent was like, God damn it, Adam. And then it gets super fun. Our buddy Brent says, any chance you can make us a playlist of the top 50 rap upbeat songs we listened to in college from 2004 to 2010? Here's your playlist, 50 bangers, right on time. Okay, can you actually make it into a Spotify list? It literally brought us the Spotify playlist for the trip. What these things can do is endless. The agent is doing things for the trip. Nothing has to lead the group conversation. It goes in researches for you. It can go find the flights for you. It can do any of the coordination for you. This was fun. Someone said, can you make a six scoreboard app that counts down how long totally to go on this trip? Literally made this app, St. Peter Bust, and it's just a big countdown timer for the trip, which is just fun, ridiculous, cool. It really is an entirely new group messaging experience that is agentic. You're able to just make it like making any other user-generated content. It's as easy to make an agent as it is to post on TikTok or post on Instagram, but these things are useful to have something that is both useful, entertaining, fun, and even make us feel more connected. The crazy thing is that now that we've moved over to combos, we just quit using WhatsApp. And the same thing happened with the group chats for my tea times and the pickleball groups. Those used to be kind of these chaotic, unstructured group chats inside of iMessage in WhatsApp, but when an agent is really helping you bring some clarity to the chaos, coordinate everyone, you know, really get us off our phones and out in the real world together in real life, it changes where the conversation happens.
