Crypto has become the glue that binds together so much of what Donald Trump and his administration are doing, Will Gottsegen writes. theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

while im p turned around and quite literally chopped rn one thing i do have high conviction in is there will not really be any alt expansion anytime soon i think a lot of retail capital that would have come onchain during a move like we had instead got sucked into treasury cos

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Arthur So many people make mistakes and accidentally send centralized stablecoins to the contract address of tokens or hot wallet by mistake due to bad UI/UX. Circle will not help you if you make such a mistake when their token contract allows recovery.

undervalued advice

A common misconception is the US is a democracy. It never has been, its a democratically elected republic. The system of government is a republic. I would argue it has become a plutocracy.

Crypto people are so retarded about rev sharing, that it's genuinely a great idea to tokenize a dividend stock with rapidly shrinking market share and then exit dump it on chain Give the market what it wants.

On Aug 19, 2025 a victim fell for a social engineering scam and lost 783 BTC ($91M) after exchange and hardware wallet customer support were impersonated. The stolen funds began to peel off and deposits to Wasabi were made by the threat actor. Coincidentally this theft

fawi The people freaking out as if they were targeted by this zero-day are the same gamblers mindlessly using multiple TG bots with 5-6 figs, downloading many extensions, clicking buttons on random sites, and letting people control their device on screen share in hopes they will find

Motivated by Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York, the Democratic Socialists of America are dreaming big, Arash Azizi آرش عزیزی writes. But little from their recent convention suggested a movement intent on winning elections and coming to power: theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

Yes, the stake are large. Very large.

yes, and this is why we shouldn't be cheering government bitcoin acquisition efforts. the SBR is and remains a dangerous road.

ok this is kind of nuts. so the authors of the paper looked at job data since 2022 and divided jobs into most and least exposed to AI (quintile 1= least exposed, quintile 5 = most exposed) found significant job loss among young workers in the most exposed jobs