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@jimchang It can’t stop you from filthy fiat purchases and candy! Until it can freeze your spending unless authorized use cases. 😬

life tip: if you want to lose weight, build an AI agent that orders your groceries every week my clanker wakes up, checks my pantry, decides what I’m eating, and i have zero say. last week i tried to sneak in oreos. it removed them and doubled the greek yogurt 🥹 every week lil bro: - has a db of all my groceries pulled from my current meal plan + diet goals - launches a browser + pulls up instacart - searches my foood - evaluates every result against my preferences if my usual fage greek yogurt is out of stock, it knows to try chobani 0% plain next. if that's gone too, it walks a substitution chain until something fits. and it enforces hard dietary constraints. if i say sugar-free or low-fat, it won't settle! building off of my pizza agent, payment works the same way - USDC on Base funds a virtual card through @LasoFinance and @agentcashdev via x402 - @browserbase stagehand types it into checkout like a human would. browser sessions persist in the database so it doesn't log in every time. if instacart's site changes and selectors break, it catches the drift before ordering anything wrong and sends me a telegram instead. if checkout fails on instacart it falls back to freshdirect. but if checkout succeeds and then something breaks downstream (like internet cutting out or overloaded memory), it stops immediately so it doesn't double-order. the whole process takes ~10 minutes, but i sped it up bc no one wants to watch a clanker navigate a webpage in real time. in 2 years, clankers will instacart's #1 customer. mine already does a weekly run. give an agent a wallet and a schedule and you've got a personal shopper that never forgets what you like.

@dennis_qian Same here. That sweet refresh

most exciting moment of my week

@zackbshapiro Damn, I am glad I didn't ask you about Spellbook on our call just now 😬

Spellbook and Harvey are the Juicero of legal tech. For those who don't remember, Juicero was the $700 WiFi-connected juicer that squeezed proprietary juice bags. Then Bloomberg discovered you could just . . . squeeze the bags with your hands. $120M in venture funding, dead within months. That's what's happening in legal AI right now. Companies are raising hundreds of millions to build a fancy chrome press around Claude and GPT (adding dashboards, "legal-specific" wrappers, and enterprise pricing) when the underlying models are already better at legal work than anything these wrappers add. The wrappers don't make the juice taste better. They just make it more expensive.

@dan_uptop New job seekers bro

Founders are cashing out in a $5 billion dollar industry, while they employ people like you to execute their vision. You should walk into every job opportunity knowing EXACTLY how much you're worth. If you're thinking about taking a new job, make sure they PayUP 👇🏼👇🏼

@benjitaylor Can we modify to work across multiple providers / code setups outside of Claude Code? Could it be used with an openclaw type setup? This looks awesome, been building something similar but this is so much cleaner.

Readout is a fully native macOS app I’ve been building for myself. It provides a real-time overview of your dev environment and Claude Code config. All local, no account required. It's still very much a beta, but now available to try: readout.org

@buffalu__ Blowing my mind how much application I keep finding for it. Sitting here building out improvements to its memory and specialists for certain things.

im not really sure what im going to work on next, but trying to find painpoints in my life, job, or goals i have an somehow encoding those workflows into this app. pretty mind blowing experience and will continue to share more as i go on...

i setup openclaw last night. i want to use it to help with my personal life (and isolated work things; no docs/repos bc security). main benefits of 🦞: - memory (conversations condensed to file system daily) - cronjobs: agent self-triggers - multiple agents for diff use cases

RT @glacislabs: Getting ready to drop some big news in the coming weeks! Excited for the AI workshop & demo tomorrow from the team. https:…

@jonwu_ There’s gold in them there hills Jon… GOLD!

when did dentists all learn to upsell the shit out of you sure my geriatric taiwanese dentist wasn't perfect but my new, young private equity owned dentist is constantly taking x-rays and pointing out how many dollars are hidden in my mouth

@web4O @CarlKVogel @mdudas That feels like too much overhead requiring all trading cards or cars to be warehoused add an intermediary shipment leg and adds cost. Sell first ship later is much better UX imo. What happens when I want to simply trade between 2 spirits held by different platforms?

@chaingenius @CarlKVogel @mdudas this is why the tokenization platforms hold the physical assets to authenticate and vault prior to tokenization vs. the ebay/stockX model where you can sell first and ship later

Tokenized Collectible Markets (TCM): The Future of Collecting Physical collectibles have been tokenized across Spirits to Cars to Sports and Trading Cards The 'why crypto' is obvious; great teams are capitalizing and growing quickly My TCM thesis is outlined below 👇

Paint it Black.

@MarcinRedStone Marcin, you have been a stalwart supporter of crypto values and I appreciate the transparency on sensitive internal issues like this. RedStone, Pyth, ChainLink and Chronicle are all needed to encourage adoption and competition in the space!

Over the weekend we learned that our new CMO crossed a line. His actions were taken without my knowledge or the knowledge of our team. Coordinated doxxing campaigns have no place at RedStone. We verified the facts and made a decision: we cannot continue working together, effective immediately. Below is my perspective. We have a small marketing team and wanted to bring on a seasoned CMO. Peter joined us in September with years of professional marketing experience. Figuring out communication strategy in a competitive market is part of the job. But it has to be done following the company values. RedStone team are builders, not drama seekers. That's not who we are, and it's not what we stand for. We mutually agreed with Peter to part ways effective immediately. Peter acted outside our boundaries without the knowledge or support of our team. We have our differences with Chainlink, but we have many similarities too. We believe the world will run on crypto infrastructure, that oracles are an essential part of the system, and that Chainlink helped to bootstrap DeFi. We respect their skills and achievements. The oracle space needs healthy competition that drives progress, not toxic behavior. CatfishFishy and I can have our exchanges of views, but ultimately, we're all playing to grow the crypto pie. That is what matters long term. It's your choice to be anonymous or public: that's a personal decision. But targeting someone's identity to cabal against them is not the crypto industry I want to build. Our top priority remains building the most reliable and useful oracle technology for the crypto ecosystem. That's where our energy goes. After this, I'm only more certain what I and RedStone strive for and where our integrity lies - on supporting builders with the highest quality and reliability of blockchain oracles data. We've grown RedStone from 15 to more than 50 people over the last year. Our team has shipped Bolt, Atom, Credora DeFi Ratings, dozens of network launches, and tokenized asset feeds for the world's biggest financial institutions. We've helped over a hundred clients expand and reach their potential. We built RedStone to make crypto a better place by offering best-in-class products and building honest relationships. That's how we measure our success. Here's RedStone's Official statement: x.com/redstone_defi/… We're committed to staying on that course and keeping our values intact as we scale. Our foundation and motto doesn't change: By builders, for builders.

@hasufl Fee compression at work. Find other rev sources or lose share.

Classic innovators dilemma

Apologies for the silence, cooking something YUGE. $250M transported. Uptober looking even bigglier.

@shayne_coplan @NYSE Damn Shayne, quite the glo up. Congrats! I remember the 2018-2020 days grinding through the trenches.

Markets on everything. We’re proud to announce that $ICE, the owner of @NYSE and the largest exchange company in the world, is making a strategic investment of $2 billion into Polymarket, valuing us at $9 billion post-money. Our partnership with ICE marks a major step in bringing prediction markets into the financial mainstream. But in addition to that, it’s a monumental step forward for DeFi. ICE is the one remaining founder-led exchange company, and Jeff is all-in on utilizing his assets, including NYSE, to usher in a new financial era of tokenization. We’re humbled to be working together on this endeavor. ICE will also begin distributing Polymarket data to thousands of financial institutions around the world. There is so much to build when you combine the force of ICE’s institutional scale and credibility with Polymarket’s consumer + cultural savvy and distribution. The past two years have been surreal. Going from a write off to creating a category, watching our vision become a reality. The Polymarket origin story is funny because it's a rare case of the dream being identical to how things played out. If I learned one thing, it’s that bold ideas are everywhere, hidden in plain sight. It just takes someone crazy enough to spend their life willing it into existence. That’s entrepreneurship: willing things into existence. I remember reading Robin Hanson’s literature on prediction markets and thinking - man, this is too good of an idea to just exist in whitepapers. There were a million reasons why it shouldn’t work, countless arguments of why not to do it, and the odds were against us, but we had to try. At the onset of the pandemic, I quite literally had nothing to lose: 21, running out of money, 2.5 years since I dropped out and nothing to show for it. But I knew we were entering an era where ways to find truth would matter more than ever, and Polymarket could play a critical role in that. After all, nothing is more valuable than the truth. It’s still a work in progress, but we’re honored to have made the impact we have thus far. I’d also like to give a special thank you to all of our users, builders, and community members who have been with us since 2020. Your support will not be forgotten 🔮 Last but not least, I am deeply grateful for all of the support and hard work of my brilliant team. I’m getting to live my wildest dreams, seemingly against all odds, and I don’t take it for granted. The best is yet to come… 🇺🇸 Que Sera Sera

GM Perp DEX meta seems to still be going on $GMX, the biggest truly decentralized perp DEX, with no crime and no fake numbers, flipped the 200d ema couple days ago, retested it yesterday and moving again now. Is this really the time for $GMX spotlight again?

@nic_carter Bro, you never talk about the right side's establishment media or their pundits. The whole media world is controlled by private interests. This platform we are talking on is controlled by a singular individual that influences the whole distribution algo.

Incentive wars for HIP-3 quote assets. USDC vs USDT0 vs USDH 🍿

@ercwl Sounds like something a big blocker would say

If you missed the blocksize wars, I invite you to pay close attention to what’s going on right now. If you’re interested in Bitcoin consensus and politics, this is a unique chance to become retarded forever

Huge SEC + CFTC joint statement out! The priorities include: - 24/7 Markets - Event Contracts - Perpetual Contracts - Portfolio Margining - Innovation Exemptions and Decentralized Finance