Unfortunately, every time there's a risk-on environment a new series of opportunists arrive, and bagholders don't want to call anyone out because their bags are being pumped What are reasonable, effective strategies available to improve this wretched hive of scum and villainy?

If competition returns to Capitalism- the unsolved 'curation' problem is going to be front and center.

What LLMs would actually be useful for- friggin 'settings' screens 'I don't want to hear about ###' 'Ok I changed your settings' 🥳🍻

from 2009-2021, we argued that crypto should be *useful* then, post-2021, we decided we were wrong and that crypto was good for one thing: buying tokens this emotional fallout you’re experiencing? it’s the realization that we were wrong we were wrong crypto needs to be used.

Matthew Green Friendly PSA that the US Department of Commerce still has an export control regime for cryptography, and France still has an import control regime for cryptography. Code is speech, cryptography is speech. The Challenge against the US export regime was left stalled simply

If NVIDIA ever fails, it’s bc they got stuck at CUDA and never moved on to WUDA and SHUDA.

In crypto we just call this a bug bounty

rahul watching. movies. does. not. make. you. a. good. filmmaker playing. games. does. not. make. you. a. good. gamedev looking. at. paintings. does. not. make. you. a. good. painter

GUESS WHO'S BACK BACK AGAIN ARCHIVE'S BACK TELL A FRIEND archive.org

And I'm not even arguing that memecoins need to be regulated by the SEC! The argument is: you try to destroy the practical applications of this tech, you will not succeed in destroying it altogether, but instead you will give a lot of breathing room to stuff that wouldn't be

we are so back

ah never mind it's so over

the disconnect between CT & grassroots adoption of crypto is astonishing! we‘re so focused on institutions buying our bags & tokenizing Wall Street, but places like Africa is where real impact will be made and almost nobody is talking about it! shame! thank you Yoseph Ayele,

🚨 There’s a large-scale supply chain attack in progress: the NPM account of a reputable developer has been compromised. The affected packages have already been downloaded over 1 billion times, meaning the entire JavaScript ecosystem may be at risk. The malicious payload works

Lot of chatter about the QIX NPM compromise. TL;DR -- Dev was compromised ~9am ET ( bsky.app/profile/did:pl… ) -- Malicious packages removed at ~11.30 ET ( github.com/chalk/chalk/is… ) If you installed in this time please check your codebase.

This would only impact you if: - FRESH install between ~9am and ~11.30am ET - OR Package-lock.json created in that time - Vuln packages in direct or transient dependencies

drxl.eth That's because TradFi is colonizing crypto rails without delivering on the financial access that permissionless systems promised the world. Most people don't care about permissionless systems or decentralization, they care about their personal prosperity. The crypto industry

he stole billions of dollars from people around the globe. nearly every one of you knows someone who was directly impacted by these scams. to this day the articles are calling him a businessman like he’s done something meaningful with his life. no. hes just a fucking scammer.