Russians apparently unhappy that their war has graduated from TV entertainment to the streets of Moscow.

It’s nearly impossible to recreate Ethereum’s launch conditions. That’s why ETH’s decentralization remains so defensible. Here’s why: 1. Fair launch - Anyone with internet connection & some BTC could join. - ~31,000 BTC raised from ~8,900 people across 130+ countries. -

Worth looking into the narrative.

A doze of optimism in a world of chaos. Reading this piece by Joseph Lubin feels like like an intro at a monthly Consensys.eth townhall. I highly recommend this. ft.com/content/11c497…

They're all talking about Ethereum at the Bitcoin conference 😆

Voice of reason from a legend: "Nothing provokes Putin more than weakness." Russians understand only one language: strength.

We're excited to share our roadmap for mainnet launch in July and beyond. We're excited to let the community access AlphaSwarm to engage with token projects and simplify liquidity provisioning!

Always follow the money. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Fiction predictably becomes the reality accelerated by AI.

For the context … the russian planes destroyed today were the same planes used by russians to attack children’s hospital in Kyiv and multiple civilian apartment buildings.

A good read contrasting command and control vs. network coordination.

It is a bit like Google developing so much bleeding edge AI for years and sitting on so much talent and capabilities. It took OpenAI, who had little to lose compared to Google, to create a sense of urgency and also demonstrate that though the tech will be embarrassing at times,

The current ETH vibe feels like early 2017 but orders of magnitude bigger.

I rewatched this. A key advantage of Theoriq knowledge agents is their ability to provide relevant, timely information, satisfying human curiosity. This aggregation reduces context switching between apps that would be necessary otherswise.

Worthwhile thread.

"The next wave of convenience will democratize action."