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crypto[native]
Tom SerresThe Web3 insider’s edge for founders and investors who want to shape the internet’s next chapter.
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Part 4: When Capital Starts to Think for Itself
What if fund shares could think? Part 4 of The Infinite Fund series dives into programmable assets, agent-based treasuries, and capital that composes itself.
Part 4: The Self-Writing Internet
The interface isn’t gone. It’s generative, ephemeral, and summoned by your intent. Welcome to the self-writing internet.
Part 3: The Rise of the Capital Composers
Capital composers aren’t PMs, they’re DJs. Meet the intelligent agents remixing yield in real time while your fund manager’s still waiting on a Zoom link.
Part 3: You Are the Protocol
Once identity becomes protocol, software doesn’t adapt to the device, it adapts to you. Welcome to Part 3: UX without UI and the rise of the composable self.
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Founder, investor, and ecosystem builder at the edge of Web3, AI, and programmable capital. Leading Nautilus, Mustaa, and shaping Cadenza. Past: Warburg Serres, Tomorrow Fund, Animal Ventures, Rally.
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