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Most people have the wrong default assumption for what happens with the need for technical skills in a world of AI agents. The default view is that AI makes most of the skills obsolete. When in fact, the leverage just went up massively on being good at your particular craft,

it's sad to see the hypercorporatization of this space so many switching their pfp to a corpo irl pic. keep ethereum weird

As a response to socialism, Miami will replace NYC as the finance capital and Austin will replace SF as the tech capital.

“With just a minor tax increase, we can really start feeling the warmth of collectivism”

You can invoke a skill explicitly in Codex by typing $ and then autocompleting it. It's a small thing, but glad we're now in a position where the agent is strong and we can start innovating more. A ton of other new things coming in Jan that I believe we'll be the first to do.

“Measured across global stocks, bonds, credit & commodities, 2025 delivered the strongest cross-asset performance since 2009”… Good thing chart didn’t incl crypto. If you’re a tradfi investor who had a bad year, not sure what to tell you. via Denitsa Tsekova Isabelle Lee

Yes, people w/ inside knowledge can take advantage of decentralized prediction markets… Insider trading has been happening since the dawn of time. Decentralized markets now allow everyone to *see* it - or at least think they see it. IMO, visibility is a *good* thing, not bad.

Founders often focus on the product and the growth, but in the world of M&A, a premium exit starts with your books. For sophisticated buyers, clean financials are virtually mandatory. If a founder can't produce a clean P&L on demand, it signals to the buyer that the business is

havent been following closely but just figured out what's going on - ballot initiative gets voted on in nov 2026, implemented 2027 if it passes - to avoid people dodging the tax, it gets backdated to CA residency as of jan 1, 2026 - a bunch of billionaires leave dec 31, 2025 -

2027 looking good here

Hyperliquid, meet Ripple Prime: on.ripple.com/4ke7TzL We’re now enabling institutions to access onchain derivatives liquidity through Hyperliquid in a streamlined and secure way. Customers can also efficiently cross-margin crypto with all asset classes supported by our prime

Just in: Ripple's institutional prime brokerage platform adds Hyperliquid support, letting clients trade onchain derivatives and cross-margin DeFi with traditional assets.

The IPO playbook is changing. The next era will be issuer-led distribution that reaches demand where it lives today. Legacy rails AND onchain. @hiltnerjim shares the vision with The Rollup’s @Robbie_rollup:

Great read from IvanKo and the Resolv team

We’re thrilled to announce that Ripple is partnering with Aviva Investors to bring traditional fund structures to the XRP Ledger. This marks our first collaboration with a European investment management firm to tokenize real-world assets (RWAs) at scale. By leveraging the

Centrifuge V3.1 is live. Issuance is just the starting point. With V3.1, Centrifuge becomes the first protocol to run accounting, pricing, and reporting fully automated onchain. Distribution across 10 networks in a single transaction. centrifuge.io/blog/centrifug…

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🚨 $XRP: Franklin Templeton's Head of Digital Assets recently stated they didn't buy $XRP "to speculate." They bought it because they "NEEDED TO USE IT" within a potential addressable market. "That was our tipping point." 🔥

The future of computing is AI. The future of finance is blockchain. Many portfolios have exposure to AI. But do they have enough to blockchain? Cosmo Jiang of Pantera Capital shares his thoughts on the Evolving Money podacast.