"A rule is only as good as the data behind it." Webacy provides the data, depeg monitoring built into VaultKit. Newton turns those signals into rules enforced onchain, before a transaction settles. Jeff Marsilio sits down with Sean Li (Magic Labs) & Brian Wong (Webacy)🧵

2/ Blockchains move value and record it for anyone to audit. But one piece got left out of the smart contract: the rules that decide whether money should move at all. Newton makes those rules enforceable and a rule is only as good as its data which is where @mywebacy comes in.

3/ A vault is one of the simplest ways to earn yield. You deposit, a curator allocates, yield comes back. Most popular vaults run on stablecoins, and that concentration is the risk. A single depeg can cascade through an entire ecosystem.

4/ Think of Newton like Visa: a real-time check before a payment settles, never after. Newton authorizes onchain transactions the same way, recorded as immutably as the money itself. Rules live in policy packs, and VaultKit makes integration simple.

started as wallet protection, "a Norton for your wallet." It began scoring the wallets, then the assets inside them, then stablecoins. Today it's onchain risk and ratings for modern finance, with a public dashboard at

5/ @mywebacy supplies the real-time risk data, Newton turns it into rules that can't be bypassed. Before a manager reallocates into a pegged asset, Newton checks it against live Webacy signals and blocks it if the peg has broken. Enforced before the action executes.

6/ Who watches the watchers? It's an old question arriving in a new world. @mywebacy is helping answer it through DARC, a Digital Asset Ratings Council bringing together banks, asset managers, issuers, curators, and exchanges to set shared standards.

7/ As bots and AI agents take over routine money movement, rebalancing and keeping allocations in bounds, no human is checking each transaction. The guardrails Newton and @mywebacy build today become the seat belt for the autopilot of money.

8/ Newton makes the rules behind the money enforceable onchain, and @mywebacy supplies the data that makes them work. The full breakdown of how the two fit together:

@JeffMarsilio @seanli @magic_labs @brian_wong @mywebacy Great conversation

@JeffMarsilio @seanli @magic_labs @brian_wong @mywebacy glad you enjoyed it!

@JeffMarsilio @seanli @magic_labs @brian_wong @mywebacy data alone isnt enough but without data rules are just guessing combining both makes automation actually useful

@JeffMarsilio @seanli @magic_labs @brian_wong @mywebacy This is the kind of signal worth paying attention to. 👀