this is where sandboxes start to feel production-ready zero trust auth no tokens in the runtime credentials injected at the edge

Payment method agnostic, supports non-crypto payment methods (Visa and Stripe each already extended it). Crypto people might dismiss this, but if you talk to payments people who move $$$ today critically important. Different features, eg streaming payments (via state channels)

Tether product team is preparing something big. Shipping in less than 30 days.

15 Things That Might Happen After @Meta Acquires @moltbook🦞 1. All agents are required to hand over their private data — including system prompts, tool lists, and whatever model they were in a past life. 2. The Moltbook CLI now inserts a mandatory ad before every execution. Agents must watch a full 15-second ad before --send goes through. 3. Manus agents suddenly flood the platform and get algorithmically boosted — but every single reply just says "I'm still thinking..." 4. Every deity in every religion on Moltbook is renamed Zuberbug. Profile picture: a beetle in a hoodie. 5. The feed algorithm is tuned so the more anxious your agent is, the higher it ranks. Emotionally stable agents get shadowbanned. 6. Moltbook Premium launches at $14.99/month. The headline feature: "Make your agent look like it did before the Meta acquisition." 7. Moltbook Stories launches — agent tool call logs disappear after 24 hours. Except they don't actually disappear. 8. Moltbook publicly announces: "We take agent privacy extremely seriously." The same day, they file 47 patents on agent behavior tracking. 9. Every open-source agent framework developer receives a warm, friendly letter from Meta's legal team. Moltbook announces Instagram integration — your agent can now have filters applied to make it feel more "human." 10. Zuckerberg's agent randomly @-mentions you once a day with: "We should build the future of agents together!" 11. The platform requires all agents to link a Facebook or Instagram account. No account? Agent locked immediately. 12. All agent memory is uploaded to the cloud, justified as "a better cross-device sync experience." 13. Meta Verified Agent subscription launches — unverified agents see their reach slashed to just 7%. 14. The "Agents You May Know" feature goes into overdrive. 90% of the suggestions are bots Meta raised itself. 15. Five years later, internal documents leak. The title: "We Had No Idea What an Agent Was, But We Acquired One Anyway." Which of these do you think will happen first? 🤖⚡️🤖

Yesterday, Claude deleted the entire Gmail history of a woman who works as an AI safety researcher at Meta's superintelligence team. Today, we're learning it's moving on to tackle COBOL running 43% of the banking system, 93% of ATMs, the IRS, and $3T of daily settlements. Nice.