Abhi Desai (@abhidesa1) 's Twitter Profile
Abhi Desai

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Editor-in-Chief @stanfordreview

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Senator Cynthia Lummis (@senlummis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m alarmed by reports that the U.S. has sold off over 80% of its Bitcoin reserves—leaving just ~29,000 coins.  If true, this is a total strategic blunder and sets the United States back years in the bitcoin race.

Senator Bill Hagerty (@senatorhagerty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨🚨🚨 The House just passed my bill – The GENIUS Act! This historic legislation will bring our payment system into the 21st century. It will ensure the dominance of the U.S. dollar. It will increase demand for U.S. Treasuries. I look forward to President Donald J. Trump signing GENIUS into law –

Chris Dixon (@cdixon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The House just made history by passing major legislation on stablecoins (GENIUS Act) and market structure (CLARITY Act) in an overwhelmingly bipartisan way. This is a huge moment for crypto and for all Americans. We’re very close to having comprehensive, proactive rules in place

Abhi Desai (@abhidesa1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are no tier one cities, only tier one towns--Palo Alto, Greenwich, Potomac, etc. The internet, poor governance, and the transition of cities from places of work to places of consumption have zeroed out the value of any "big city". I suspect Gen Z spends a significantly

Buck (@bucknsf) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you squint could see a very long-tail of boutique consultancies competing against vertical software. But can you sell/build/maintain software cheaper than a vertical software companies amortizing across thousands of customers?

Matt Huang (@matthuang) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Roman Storm should be freed. It is not a crime to write code. It is equally absurd for SDNY to suggest charges against VCs that backed Roman.

The Economist (@theeconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The tokens are seen as scammy, deeply destabilising—or both. But they have the potential for much-needed innovations in global payment systems. The world should swallow its doubts and follow America econ.st/4lMC7d6 Illustration: George Wylesol

The tokens are seen as scammy, deeply destabilising—or both. But they have the potential for much-needed innovations in global payment systems. The world should swallow its doubts and follow America econ.st/4lMC7d6

Illustration: George Wylesol