After raising roughly $95 million for a consumer money app, Eco discovered that the wallet was not the hardest part. Its new bet is the plumbing that lets stablecoins cross chains without making users think about bridges, gas or stranded transactions.
Two ex-Coinbase engineers got tired of fighting key-management software, so they built the plumbing that now signs millions of crypto transactions a week - and made it verifiable, not just trusted.
The Ethereum scaler has become a payments company. Its new pitch is not another chain to think about, but a stack that makes chains somebody else’s problem.
Adot wants to search the parts of the internet that conventional engines flatten or miss - then let users and developers share in the value of the index. The idea sits somewhere between an AI answer engine, a Web3 data layer, and a public experiment in who gets paid when the internet organizes itself.