“The unlock was saying developers can build with crypto without needing their users to be crypto people.”
Source→“Stripe being a private company and having very strong-willed founders is a lot of that.”
Source→“Privy identified three distinct market segments early and made a deliberate strategic choice... now operating as an independent entity within Stripe.”
Source→“Hyperliquid's already a customer. I believe the trading stuff is working.”
Source→“We know that we can scale to hold any stablecoin-like thing because we've scaled to support Hyperliquid and Uniswap and Jupiter.”
Source→“Most of our customers are moving stablecoin volumes. They're fintechs. Again, they're folks like Ramp or Klarna or... these are very modern companies who are here for the user impact.”
Source→“We got very lucky because there's an application called Friend.tech that used us. And we were very clear that that used us, that blew up and then everybody started copying them. And so we went from our goal being 25 in Q3 to having about 150 developer teams building with us at the end of Q3.”
Source→“I went to see Roelof from Sequoia around the time we were raising a Series A right after we had raised it.”
Source→“I got to know Henry when I was a venture investor at the crypto firm Paradigm, which shortly after I left, ended up investing in Privy.”
Source→“We work with LightSpark and Plasma and Solana and Base, and these are all very close partners, some of whose infrastructure we power.”
Source→“Andrew McPherson, who runs our security team ended up joining the org. He was like, this is a very unusual security FAQ, but it's very honest in a way that I haven't seen and makes me want to work with you guys.”
Source→“We have one teammate, Ankush, who was like, this is his first job out of college... He runs a lot of what we do in product generally.”
Source→AI-extracted from podcast / newsletter / paper summaries. May contain errors.