Louis Aboud-Hogben (@louiskbfah) 's Twitter Profile
Louis Aboud-Hogben

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calendar_today01-11-2012 07:12:27

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Louis Aboud-Hogben (@louiskbfah) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great thread Good technology progresses exponentially, so if a tech trend has longevity it is pretty hard to be 'too late'. If you have conviction in the underlying trend, being long today is usually better than having no position. See: every previous cycle top vs current price

Kurt Barry (@kurt_m_barry) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Smart contracts are unforgiving of the tiniest errors...COMP bug is a tragic case of ">" instead of ">=" (in two code locations). Two characters, tens of millions of value lost.

Rune (@runekek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ETH is back as the no.1 Dai collateral at 41% 🥳 USDC down to 37.7% Dai growth over the past month is 1.4 billion to 7.9 billion total Dai in circulation This is all *before* Staked ETH and Direct Deposit Modules have come online. 10 billion soon.

ETH is back as the no.1 Dai collateral at 41% 🥳

USDC down to 37.7%

Dai growth over the past month is 1.4 billion to 7.9 billion total Dai in circulation

This is all *before* Staked ETH and Direct Deposit Modules have come online. 10 billion soon.
Senator Matt Canavan (@mattjcan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Australia's proposed misinformation laws protect the banks over the right of Australians to speak freely. If these laws pass you won't be able to say anything that causes harm to "public confidence in the banking system." So under these laws those who called out the

Australia's proposed misinformation laws protect the banks over the right of Australians to speak freely.

If these laws pass you won't be able to say anything that causes harm to "public confidence in the banking system."

So under these laws those who called out the
Senator Gerard Rennick (@senatorrennick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This Misinformation Bill is something else. Fancy trying to censor criticism of the banking system and the financial markets. What’s so concerning is how on earth did that clause even get into the bill. Have the private banks and superannuation funds infiltrated the

This Misinformation Bill is something else. 

Fancy trying to censor criticism of the banking system and the financial markets. 

What’s so concerning is how on earth did that clause even get into the bill. 

Have the private banks and superannuation funds infiltrated the
Louis Aboud-Hogben (@louiskbfah) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In a sense this has been done excluding the low price assumption; the restomod market proves there is demand and at a huge price premium. Regulations are the one reason car manufacturers don’t (can’t) build new examples of old or near-original designs (safety regs, certain