selling testnet $MON $10,000 per I know what I've got

OH: "What would Alexander the Great, or someone with his abilities, be doing if he was alive in 2025?" "Hmmm probably working on Solana"

How much does it cost to shoot down a satellite? Like 15 mil? "Stealing" a satellite costs maybe 50 mil? Your TEE/ zk prover on a satellite will get stolen by DPRK, I think we should stick to man-with-a-glock-in-virginia security

Getting acquired within 12 days of receiving the license is hilarious

So funny

When will the Fed be putting x402 coins on their balance sheet

Yakira proffer! Govt seems to be saying "we don't think sandwiching is illegal but here's a proffer just in case." Makes sense so they can prosecute their case but kind of interesting

DCM license -> acquisition pipeline still hot

PredictIt (Aristotle Exchange) received their DCM license on Sep 5, after a 4-year application process. Railbird's application took 2.5 years. There are only 21 DCMs and 15 DCOs. Makes sense why Polymarket and DraftKings would acquire licenses for O($100M) instead of applying

Congrats boys

Didn't know your address could get banned from Polymarket. I thought this was DeFi. Sad! I'll just create another one I guess.

Kalshi's edge was distribution and regulatory capture, now Robinhood has both Ventuals can we get a Kalshi perp I would like to make an inverse investment

I hold 2022 Amsterdam MEV Day on a similar pedestal as 1969 Woodstock

Most important inventions of the past 10 years: 1. Perpetual future 2. Initial coin offering 3. Same game parlay 4. Cash-settled option with illiquid underlying 5. Special-purpose acquisition company

Can you argue about expected value and Kelly criterion again I liked that episode I want a rerun Dan Robinson