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X Money's Key Appointment Before Launch: How a Leader from the Crypto World Will Design the Super Payment Gateway

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has entered a critical phase in its transformation into a "super app," marked by a key appointment: Benji Taylor, formerly from the crypto industry, now leads X’s design team. Taylor’s background includes founding a consumer software company that developed the self-custody crypto wallet Family, later acquired by Aave Labs, and serving as Head of Design at Base (by Coinbase). Taylor is known for simplifying complex products for mainstream users. At Family, he focused on reducing onboarding friction—using email, SMS, and passkeys instead of seed phrases—while maintaining security and user control. This approach aligns with X Money’s upcoming public launch, which aims to integrate payments seamlessly into the social platform through partnerships like Visa. Taylor’s role is expected to focus on three core areas: improving user onboarding for payments, balancing security with ease of use, and building scalable financial infrastructure across X’s ecosystem. His hiring signals X’s intent to make X Money a foundational feature—not just a payment tool but an integrated experience for creators, peer-to-peer transactions, and broader financial services. The challenge is to turn a complex system into an intuitive, trusted, and widely adopted product.

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X Money's Key Appointment Before Launch: How a Leader from the Crypto World Will Design the Super Payment Gateway

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Native Account Abstraction + Quantum Resistance: Why Hasn't EIP-8141 Become the Headliner of Ethereum's Hegotá?

Brief: EIP-8141, a proposal for native account abstraction on Ethereum, was recently discussed by core developers but only received a "Considered for Inclusion" (CFI) status for the upcoming Hegotá upgrade, rather than being a headline feature. Despite having support from Vitalik Buterin, the proposal is considered too heavy for immediate implementation due to unresolved complexities in client implementation, transaction pool security, and validation. The proposal, named "Frame Transactions," introduces a new transaction type (0x06) that decouples the validation, payment, and execution of transactions into sequential "frames." This allows accounts to have programmable verification logic, enabling features like gas abstraction (e.g., paying fees with stablecoins), multi-operation batching, social recovery, and future-proofing against quantum threats by supporting alternative signature schemes beyond ECDSA. While EIP-8141 is backward compatible and wouldn’t require users to migrate existing wallets, its protocol-level changes are significant. The delay in full adoption reflects Ethereum’s cautious, incremental approach to upgrading its account model. The proposal highlights growing urgency around improving user experience and preparing for long-term security challenges, such as quantum computing, though it is not a finalized solution. The CFI status means it remains under active evaluation for future upgrades.

marsbit04/03 10:35

Native Account Abstraction + Quantum Resistance: Why Hasn't EIP-8141 Become the Headliner of Ethereum's Hegotá?

marsbit04/03 10:35

AdEx Rebrands to heyAura, Pivoting to AI-Powered Web3 Wallet Assistant

AdEx Network, a decentralized advertising protocol established in 2017, has rebranded to heyAura and pivoted to become an AI-powered Web3 wallet assistant. The move shifts focus from advertising infrastructure to providing autonomous, AI-driven support integrated directly into wallets. heyAura enables users to perform complex on-chain actions through natural language commands, reducing reliance on fragmented tools and minimizing risks. Features include executing conditional trades, batching tokens, revoking smart contract approvals, and identifying DeFi yield opportunities. The system operates under human-supervised autonomy, combining AI operations with single-signature approval via Account Abstraction. heyAura integrates natively into wallets like Ambire without accessing private keys, ensuring contextual awareness and privacy. Support for local AI execution is also in development to keep sensitive data on-device. This rebrand reflects the company-wide shift toward AI-enhanced on-chain interaction.

TheNewsCrypto04/02 14:24

AdEx Rebrands to heyAura, Pivoting to AI-Powered Web3 Wallet Assistant

TheNewsCrypto04/02 14:24

X Bets Big On Crypto Veteran As April Money Launch Nears

X has hired Benji Taylor, a crypto and DeFi veteran, as its new Head of Design. Taylor, who founded a self-custody crypto wallet and later served as CPO at Aave Labs and Head of Design at Coinbase's Base network, brings deep expertise in crypto infrastructure and financial product design. His appointment comes just weeks before the planned April rollout of "X Money," a new financial product expected to include peer-to-peer payments, high-yield savings, a debit card, and cashback rewards. The move signals X's ambition to integrate financial services into its platform, advancing Elon Musk's vision of an "everything app." Taylor's hiring, strongly advocated by X product lead Nikita Bier, underscores the strategic importance of design and crypto experience in this launch.

bitcoinist03/26 15:10

X Bets Big On Crypto Veteran As April Money Launch Nears

bitcoinist03/26 15:10

Musk Poaches the Web3 Prodigy Who Laid the Foundation for the Aave App

Elon Musk has recruited Benji Taylor, a 26-year-old design prodigy and former design lead at Base, to lead design at X (formerly Twitter). Taylor, who began his career at 16 and gained early recognition for his creative work, is known for his groundbreaking contributions to Web3 and consumer app design. He founded Los Feliz Engineering (LFE), where he created Honk—a real-time chat app with no send button or message history—which gained a cult following before shutting down due to product-market fit challenges. Later, he developed Family, a highly praised self-custody crypto wallet often regarded as one of the best-designed in the industry. LFE was acquired by Aave Labs in 2023, and Taylor’s work became foundational to the Aave App’s user experience. His recruitment signals Musk’s continued interest in integrating crypto and payment features into X, leveraging Taylor’s rare expertise in social apps, crypto UX, and minimalist design. Taylor has expressed that his motivation lies in building at scale and reaching billions of users—a goal now within reach at X.

marsbit03/26 10:47

Musk Poaches the Web3 Prodigy Who Laid the Foundation for the Aave App

marsbit03/26 10:47

$35M Breakthrough: Irish Authorities Crack Bitcoin Wallet Linked To 2019 Drug Seizure

Irish authorities, with Europol's support, have successfully accessed a seized Bitcoin wallet containing 500 BTC (worth ~$35.4 million) linked to a 2019 drug case. The wallet, part of a larger 6,000 BTC seizure from a cannabis operation, had been inaccessible for years due to lost private keys. The breakthrough, involving technical decryption, raises the possibility of recovering the remaining 5,500 BTC (valued at ~$392 million) from other seized wallets. The assets were originally confiscated from Clifton Collins, who invested in Bitcoin early and stored his keys on a paper that was later lost.

bitcoinist03/26 06:01

$35M Breakthrough: Irish Authorities Crack Bitcoin Wallet Linked To 2019 Drug Seizure

bitcoinist03/26 06:01

Bitcoin ‘cold case’ cracks open – 500 BTC from 2012 resurfaces, what now?

Bitcoin, with nearly 17 years of history, has an estimated 2.3 million BTC (11–19% of supply) lost due to inaccessible keys or storage failures. However, some are resurfacing, including over 6,500 pre-2012 coins. Recently, 500 BTC from 2012, linked to Irish drug dealer Clifton Collins, moved to Coinbase Prime. Collins originally purchased 6,000 BTC with drug money but lost access after his 2017 arrest. Ireland’s Criminal Assets Bureau seized the funds, and with Europol's help, accessed part of the holdings. 5,500 BTC remain frozen, worth around $423 million. Despite this deposit, Bitcoin exchange inflows are declining, with net flows negative, indicating accumulation. BTC's price holds above $70k, with RSI at 51, suggesting buyer presence. A break above $72k could target $78k, but a drop below $70k may test $67k support.

ambcrypto03/25 14:03

Bitcoin ‘cold case’ cracks open – 500 BTC from 2012 resurfaces, what now?

ambcrypto03/25 14:03

Altcoins Bleeding While Bitcoin Holds: Is the Fear Index Signaling a Bottom?

Concerned about the recent altcoin crash while Bitcoin remains relatively stable? The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has plummeted to extreme fear levels (10/100), a signal that has historically preceded market recoveries. Data shows Bitcoin dominance rising to 56.5%, indicating a flight to safety, with 38% of altcoins near all-time lows. However, on-chain activity reveals large investors are accumulating Bitcoin and Ethereum during this period. Potential catalysts for a rebound include upcoming Federal Reserve decisions and new ETF approvals. The article advises focusing on high-quality assets and emphasizes the importance of security, recommending hardware wallets for protection. Historically, such extreme fear periods have presented buying opportunities, but investors should prioritize projects with real utility and strong fundamentals.

TheNewsCrypto03/25 13:21

Altcoins Bleeding While Bitcoin Holds: Is the Fear Index Signaling a Bottom?

TheNewsCrypto03/25 13:21

FBI Warns Tron Users: Fake Federal Token Is Draining Personal Data

The FBI warns Tron users about a phishing scam involving a fake token impersonating the agency. Criminals airdrop the token into wallets with a message claiming the account is under investigation, directing victims to a fraudulent website for an "anti-money laundering check" to avoid fund freezes. Over 700 wallets were targeted, some containing significant stablecoin holdings. The FBI's New York Field Office confirmed the scam and advised users not to interact with the token or share personal information. Tron's low transaction costs and high USDT volume make it an attractive target for such schemes. This incident is part of a broader rise in crypto fraud, with impersonation attacks increasing 1,400% in 2025. Victims are urged to report to ic3.gov.

bitcoinist03/20 23:02

FBI Warns Tron Users: Fake Federal Token Is Draining Personal Data

bitcoinist03/20 23:02

Bitcoin Is Rising To The Quantum Challenge, Galaxy Report Says

A Galaxy Digital report states that while Bitcoin faces a genuine threat from future quantum computers, the network is actively preparing rather than ignoring the risk. The analysis highlights that not all Bitcoin is equally vulnerable—only funds with exposed public keys, such as those in legacy wallets, reused addresses, or certain custodian setups, are at risk. Approximately 7 million BTC could be considered exposed under a broad definition. Bitcoin’s UTXO model provides inherent protection, as public keys are typically revealed only when coins are spent. Developers are already working on solutions, with BIP 360 (Pay-to-Merkle-Root) emerging as a leading proposal to reduce quantum risk via a soft fork. Additional ideas, such as hash-based signatures and mechanisms like Hourglass, aim to protect already-exposed coins and limit potential damage. Although Bitcoin upgrades move slowly, the report emphasizes that incentives are uniquely aligned to address this threat, as no one benefits from quantum vulnerability. The overall message is clear: the quantum risk is serious and concrete work is underway to mitigate it.

bitcoinist03/20 18:59

Bitcoin Is Rising To The Quantum Challenge, Galaxy Report Says

bitcoinist03/20 18:59

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