Mint Scripts

Hey Indie Hackers! 👋

Quick update on the Mint Scripts journey.

One of the hardest parts of building a "boutique" software studio in the Web3/Fintech space is gaining trust. People want to know that the MEV engines or AI automation tools they are buying come from a place of deep expertise.

That’s why I’m excited to share that we were recently featured in a piece discussing Fintech and AI automation trends for 2026.

In the article, I dive into:

• How AI is shifting from simple chatbots to autonomous agents in trading.

• Why high-speed infrastructure is no longer optional for independent developers.

• The "Dark Forest" of blockchain and how automation helps you survive it.

It’s a small win, but it’s a big step toward making Profit Scripts a recognized name in the industry.

I’d love to hear from other solo founders: How do you handle PR and getting your name out there when you're focused 100% on the code?

Let’s discuss!

Hi Indie Hackers! 👋

I’m Andrey, a developer focused on the high-stakes world of MEV and financial automation.

For the past couple of years, I’ve been watching the Solana and TON ecosystems evolve into a "Dark Forest." If you aren't fast, you're exit liquidity. I noticed that while big institutional players have custom-built, lightning-fast infrastructure, solo founders and small teams are stuck using generic, slow scripts that get front-run every single time.

That’s why I’m building Mint Scripts. My goal is to provide "boutique" software—highly optimized, silent, and powerful. We’re currently focusing on:

• AI-Agents: Automating community management and content for the Telegram era.

• MEV Engines: Helping developers land transactions in Solana without getting eaten by Jito-sharks.

• P2P Architectures: Building secure, non-custodial exchange logic.

I’m a big believer in "Code as an Asset." Every script should be a tool that generates value, not just a line item in a budget.

I’m excited to join this community and share my journey of building in the most volatile (and exciting) niche of tech.

I’d love to hear: What’s the biggest automation headache you’re facing in Web3 right now?