
Raza Zaidi
Head of Growth at Scroll
Raza Zaidi is currently the Head of Growth at Scroll.Previously he worked at Polygon and thirdweb.
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Stablecoins are not trying to kill SWIFT. They are creating use cases that never existed before "Every game I play, everything I have where I'm like kind of assigning value to a number inside of the application but I can't extract it , every one of those is an opportunity to be a stablecoin." ~ @
in perhaps the worst twitter update of all time, they've made videos auto play audio when you scroll past them
STON.fi Launches Cross-Chain Swaps, Connecting TON to TRON and EVM Stablecoin Economy
I frankly don’t think you’ll like any explanation until the answer is what you want to hear. We can’t get more clear than the post below. A 5 year old explanation is too simple to make sense. But hopefully this 15 year old explanation is clear. Think of Polygon Chain like a toll road that a ton
Join us in 1 hour for a conversation with @TokenRelations on Polygon and the Open Money Stack 🔊
A skill that turns a single image into editable Three.js code. Instead of a static asset, you get clean 3D you can animate, tweak, and drop straight into your site. Great for scroll effects, product demos, and interactive experiences. AI is great at generating images, but it still struggles with e
RT @world_xyz: brother imagine having to take your funds offchain or even worse use f*cking polygon to trade prediction markets now you…
NEW: Scientists use AI to fully virtually unwrap a 2,000-year-old scroll burned in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, revealing 20 columns of text.
I’m looking for Product Engineering opportunities in Agentic Payments. At @0xPolygon I led several agentic payments initiatives . During my time there, I helped build: Polygon Agent CLI : wallets, identity, swaps, bridging and x402 payments for AI agents Polygon’s x402 facilitator : payment verifi
NEW: Scientists use AI to fully virtually unwrap a 2,000-year-old scroll burned in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, revealing 20 columns of text.


