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FlowSend is an AI-powered cross-border remittance platform built on Base that enables fast and secure stablecoin transfers. The system integrates intelligent monitoring agents to detect suspicious transaction patterns and prevent financial abuse. It also includes safeguards against double-spend, replay, and routing manipulation attacks, improving the reliability of blockchain-based payments.
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First post here on Contra and I couldn't think of a better way to kick things off than this.
Excited to announce. EdenFi is live.
It's been a long road but seeing 7,000+ people already in the community makes it worth it. We're building something that makes your financial life simpler and more connected.
Still a lot of work ahead, but proud of how far it's come.
The app is live. Would love for you to check it out: https://linktr.ee/edenfi_onchain
congrats
You don’t really understand your money until you see where it’s quietly disappearing.
A few days ago I shared the onboarding screens for Budgit, a personal budget tracker designed to help users see their spending clearly.
Today I worked on the home screen, the screen users return to every day.
The quick balance check before making a purchase.
The silent “hmm” when expenses are higher than expected.
It’s not just about tracking numbers, but helping users feel in control every single time they open the app.
Designing this part challenged me to think deeper:
How do you present financial information without making it feel heavy?
How do you simplify data without oversimplifying reality?
Because when people can clearly see their money, they make better decisions, not out of fear, but from confidence.
Lost memories is a collection of photos and film I found travelling the world.
It all started in 2024 in Beijing, China. I went to Panjiayuan antique market (潘家园旧货市场), where I found boxes with thousands of old photos. I was instantly drawn to them through the nostalgia of these items.
I created this so other people can wonder about this, let their imagination create the stories behind these snippets of time. In this space, there are small interactions that will make the experience feel real. You can flip the photos to see if there is any writing on the back - any clues that might possibly fill the gaps in the story. You can also light up the slides to see the film.
All photos are scanned and rendered to scale on the gallery. It is possible to filter by the location where I collected them.
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