Rhythm Keep dreaming. Bitcoin is never going to hit $100,000!

When will Capo change his view? 🤫

"I don't think that we should pull out of NATO, and no, I don't think that we should abandon Europe. But yes, I think that we should pivot, The United States has to focus more on East Asia. That is going to be the future of American foreign policy for the next 40 years." -Vance

"So, where does the yield come from?"

RESEARCH FINDS: CRYPTO OWNERS = PSYCHOPATHS. Univ. of Toronto researchers found that crypto holders display lower levels of analytic and scientific thinking and are likelier to exhibit psychopathy than the general population. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Just minted this myself. You are now a security Gary Gensler Checkmate.

현금이 스테이블 토큰의 형태로 블록체인화가 된 게 전부가 아니고 주식이 주식 토큰의 형태로 블록체인화가 된 게 전부가 아니다. 이 두 개가 같은 시스템 안에 들어왔다는 게 중요하며 우편과 이메일의 차이를 보여줄 거라고 생각한다.

The toughest barrier to AI adoption in business isn’t algorithms—it’s alignment. Skill levels vary too widely, making consistent implementation a bigger challenge than the tech itself

Probably the best solution, fire everyone that does not come to the same page soon

JUST IN: Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says tokenization is going to "eat the entire financial system."

Guy IS GOING TO NYC!!! Two underdiscussed possibilities: Augmented reality + generative AGI means people can suddenly do expert-level work they never trained for. Real-time overlays guide you through any task - repairs, construction, technical assembly, complex procedures. Visual guides showing

Every week: “scientists cure another disease.” Also every week: my hairline retreats.

that's nice

Global token consumption will increase from 5 Quadrillion per month now to 50 Quadrillion per month by the end of 2026

Latest OpenAI numbers from the FT: 800m users, 5% paying (40m). $13bn in ARR. Implies a $325 annual ARPU, or $27/month per paying user. 70% of rev from subscriptions, rest is API. $8bn loss in H1, prob $20bn run rate loss now? So basically spending $3 for each $1 in revenue.

Sharp Robotics of Singapore has officially unveiled SharpaWave, an impressively dexterous hand. The 1:1 life-size model boasts 22 degrees of freedom, with over 1,000 tactile sensors per fingertip. It can crack eggs, play the piano, or use scissors, combining strength, speed, and

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