Alchemy

Dillon Mulroy

@dillon_mulroy

alchemy is so good for IAC, esp. cloudflare IAC https://t.co/PJbfet1cCG

dori

@dori_coin

I'm voting No on the Alchemy by Sundial x Charms proposal. I recognize that Cardano should compete in BTCfi, but I'm voting No for the following reasons. 1. The proposal calls itself "Cardano-native," but its core infrastructure isn't. Charms, which handles FIRE/ICE issuance and the BTC connection, is a metaprotocol launched by BitcoinOS and still part of its stack. It targets multiple UTXO chains like Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin, and is now expanding to Ethereum. Cardano is just one of its target chains. It's questionable why the Cardano treasury alone should carry the cost. Once this infrastructure matures, the results extend to every chain Charms supports, meaning Cardano would effectively be funding a multichain project's early development and liquidity on everyone else's behalf. 2. For a request of this size, the KPIs are thin. The only real benchmark is a 30-day average TVL of $60M, with no metrics for actual ecosystem gains like active users, transactions, or adopted wallets and DEXs. And TVL is a self-fulfilling metric the treasury's own liquidity can fill, so it's hard to accept as evidence of success. To sum up, this has the Cardano treasury single-handedly funding a multichain project's early development and liquidity, without the standards to verify its results. Treasury funds should go where value stays within Cardano and outcomes can be measured, so I'm voting No.

Abhi | AP Collective

@0xAbhiP

Robinhood's crypto ecosystem is expanding faster than most people realize. The ecosystem now includes projects across multiple areas of crypto, each building toward a more connected financial stack. One of the clearest examples is the growth of tokenized assets. Tokenized equities are becoming a major part of this ecosystem, creating new ways for users to access and trade traditional assets onchain. Projects like @arcus_xyz and @Lighter_xyz are building products around tokenized assets, supported by liquidity from protocols like @Uniswap. Token creation is another area gaining traction, with @ponsdotfamily leading with 107.5M tokens launched, followed by @Noxa_Fi. At the same time, @Otto_data is introducing agentic trading by turning market data into automated trading signals. As more activity moves onchain, financial products that support these markets become increasingly important. @Morpho sits at the centre of the lending layer as one of the largest onchain lending protocols. As more value moves onchain, custody and security become equally important. @BitGo provides the tools needed to help protect digital assets at scale. Supporting these applications is the technology that allows the ecosystem to scale. @Arbitrum provides the foundation, and @Alchemy supports the tools developers rely on to build and expand applications. These developments show how Robinhood is building toward a more connected onchain financial ecosystem.

Glenn | Rumble 🏴‍☠️

@glennonchain

Wow end of an era @Alchemy Is my engagement gonna nuke now? 💀 https://t.co/FDFUCmDODH

Sam | Circle and Arc Dev Community

@samconnerone

Watch as @Alchemy Agent Wallets use Nanopayments powered by @Circle Gateway to let Codex pay for live BTC data 👀👀 https://t.co/E8CMI8Ao0U

Shrishti Sahu 🚀

@shrishtie

“I thought Indians are so good at building software, they're so smart and my hypothesis was that there will be a few big champions product companies from India.” “I told him, Ramesh Damani Sir, Ramco will be bigger than Infosys. This is the next Microsoft from India.” “We bet on it, but it’s so difficult for an Indian company to get into the big league because selling a product is a whole new ball game.” - @hirenved (Founder & CIO, Alchemy Capital)

Nikil Viswanathan

Co-Founder & CEO

Co-founder and CEO of Alchemy. Stanford BS/MS in Computer Science and former product manager at Google, Microsoft, and Facebook. Previously co-created the viral social app Down To Lunch with Joe Lau, and was named to Forbes 30 Under 30.

Joe Lau

Co-Founder & President

Co-founder of Alchemy, currently President and formerly CTO, where he led the engineering of Alchemy's blockchain infrastructure. Stanford BS/MS in Computer Science and former engineer at Pinterest, Google, and LinkedIn. Co-created Down To Lunch with Nikil Viswanathan and was named to Forbes 30 Under 30.

Issac K.

Lead Offensive Cyber Security Engineer

Previously at MITRE · Los Angeles, California, United States

Joined May 2026

Aryan Bamzai

Business Development Specialist

Previously at Forest Bean · Greater Vancouver Metropolitan Area

Joined May 2026

Previously at Effortless Tax · Bulgaria

Joined Jun 2026