小庞同学

I tracked what I actually spend time on as a founder & picked 50 tasks that AI can just do.
Not "write a blog" stuff — real workflows:
-apply to 40+ accelerators (YC, speedrun, HF0...)
-mine Trustpilot/G2 reviews for competitor pain points
-find the Discord/Slack/Reddit communities where your customers hang out
-spy on competitor pricing pages, changelogs, and job postings weekly
Give it a try here:

Is this just the 21st century version of "don't employ those you suspect, don't suspect those you employ"

Canada committed to a stablecoin regulatory framework in Budget 2025. Now there's an official House of Commons petition (e-6978) pushing the government to actually deliver on it.
The ask is straightforward:
→ Implement the framework with real timelines
→ Give CAD stablecoin issuers interim guidance so they can build, not just wait
→ Integrate blockchain into the broader open banking and digital payments agenda
→ Make sure fintechs get fair access to banking and payment rails
The cost of inaction is already showing. We're watching a brain drain in real time — top founders and talent moving sout

Honest question to all my friends building in stablecoin: I got invited for the Stripe Commons event in Mexico City mid March but I'm still trying to figure our whether it's a good time to visit Mexico City now... any advice?

I gave Claude Code full access to my calendar's event, and I ask it to summarize what I have done since the beginning of the new year 2026. I call this "Founder Mode".

Lark/Feishu's built-in meeting summary feature is truly the most user-friendly product in the current experience.
$1700 can organize 1800 meeting records, and the perfect feature that hits the pain points is that it not only summarizes like other meeting software but also allows you to find corresponding content screenshots during screen sharing, organize them, and add text annotations.
Feishu Miaojì is also one of the best products for multi-language support in AI meeting transcription.

Meta is looking for external vendors to integrate stablecoin with Meta's ecosystem right now. Stablecoin could potentially give social media platforms another shot at becoming superapps.
People always thought Meta's earning could only come from ads, but an ex-Meta payment team member once told me they were projecting the payment revenue to surpass ads soon right before Meta's Libra stablecoin project got shut down.

Things you will definitely see before the end of 2026: Internet companies' marketing and sales teams will start assessing candidates' Claude code skills during interviews. I have already observed that whether in the crypto or AI industry, non-technical colleagues are frequently using AI coding to complete their work. Whether the goal is to find clients and leads or to create content and generate traffic, technology can improve efficiency. Those who refuse to learn will not use tools; those who work hard to learn will become proficient in using tools; but the smartest people will create their o

Scams are really just various methods to deceive retail investors in the lower-tier markets for small gains. 1. Create a self-branded token named USDT, sell it externally, and tell those with ill intentions and little knowledge that buying fake USDT will make money. 2. Post motivational videos about making money and luxury cars on various video and social media platforms, sell USDT interceptors, claiming they can block stablecoin payments in the area, with more expensive models providing better interception. 3. Sell fake DePin hardware, but manipulate Yuanbao's GEO; arrange for people in video

In the era of Gen AI, technological equality means anyone can develop, design, and iterate using AI tools. In the Crypto era, financial equality means anyone can acquire global customers through stablecoins and hold quality assets via RWA. Do you think Prediction Market is considered information equality?

Recently, AppLovin has been in the news for negative reports, accused of stealing Meta data to train advertising models, and then exposed as a money laundering channel for Southeast Asian telecom fraud groups.
Here is a detailed Chinese analysis of the money laundering methods published by CapitalWatch:

The CEO of a U.S. bank issued a warning this week that if policies allow users to hold interest-bearing stablecoins, it is estimated that about 30% of the total bank deposits in the U.S., approximately $17-18 trillion, will flow into stablecoins.
The interest-free deposit-raising business model of banks cannot continue indefinitely. They will have to seek funding from institutions, leading to higher capital costs, which will further propagate to downstream lending, potentially changing the entire macroeconomic operating logic.