Day 1/5 ~ Unpacking Confirmations In a modular world, confirmation isn’t just finality. It’s the moment your app decides something’s safe enough to act on - whether that’s showing a balance, sending a message, or kicking off cross-chain logic. And how you define that, on each chain, directly shapes your UX and security. → Wait too long? UX drags. → Go too early? You risk re-orgs, broken logic, even lost funds. as apps go interop by default, getting this right becomes critical. ~ * different chains, latencies, and security models all collide, and apps need to decide when to move. kicking off a short dive into confirmations 🫡

Hey @grok based on my recent interactions, who are some mutuals I should be engaging more with?

feeling some intern vibes lately

imagine your favorite protocol also being your favorite drink gespresso ☕

I said we’re cooking, and then @mowjek dropped this 👀 loading...

actually a barista, bc we’re brewing ☕️ gespresso

not a chef, but we're cooking 👩‍🍳 gbrew

not financial advice, but after how comically bad all my Iberia flights have been this week, kinda feel like I should be shorting $IAG wen stocks on chain

the most underrated skill in life: the ability to show up consistently gbrew

Visa connects banks that don’t talk to each other. Banks to merchants, merchants to customers. Who do you think is doing that for blockchains, apps, and users? ~~~~ ☕️ ~~~~