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@minertaur

Blockchain Analyst & Product Tester. Long innovation & rationalism. “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” - Søren Kierkegaard

CT Beigetreten Şubat 2024
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Minertaur@minertaur·
Good take on the geopolitical situation. Definitely seeing this play out in the markets this morning..
thiccy@thiccyth0t

Trump is clearly in step 5 of his negotiating playbook, leaving the Iranians at the altar right when both sides were reportedly “inches away” from a deal in order to create maximum pressure. The problem is that both Iran and markets can see straight through it. Equities are barely down because nobody really believes he is willing to sustain maximum pressure indefinitely. Everyone understands what he is trying to do, but he has burned too much credibility for the threat to fully land. So instead of forcing a quick capitulation, he just turns the conflict into a slower war of attrition. Trump clearly sees equity prices as a resource he can spend. But if markets refuse to panic because they expect him to TACO and nobody wants to dump the panic low, then he never gets the market pain that would actually force him to bite the bullet and give Iran what it wants. At the same time, Iran is not backing down either because from their perspective this is existential. So you end up stuck in the worst possible middle: not enough credibility to force Iran to capitulate, not enough panic to force Trump to capitulate. That is where the molochian dynamic kicks in. This kind of half credible maximum pressure just traps both sides in a spiral of attrition where every missed off ramp makes the next one harder to take. The conflict keeps grinding forward until one side finally breaks, only after the damage is much worse and much harder to reverse than it needed to be. That is the cost of Trumpian policymaking when you get too cute with markets and start treating them as a metric to optimize instead of a signal to read. He tries to escape reality but all he is really doing is bottling up the pain until it comes back in a much uglier form.

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MartyParty@martypartymusic·
Latest White House Report says StableCoin Yield Poses Limited Risk to Banks whitehouse.gov/research/2026/… PDF: whitehouse.gov/wp-content/upl… "Conclusion The yield prohibition in the GENIUS Act and its proposed reinforcement through the CLARITY Act may be motivated by the concern that competitive stablecoin returns will draw deposits out of the banking system and contract lending. Our model shows that this concern is quantitatively small. Most stablecoin reserves recirculate through the banking system as ordinary deposits: only the 12% held in bank accounts is truly locked out of the credit multiplier (if banks apply a 100% reserve requirement), and even that fraction is further attenuated by prudential reserve requirements and voluntary bank liquidity buffers. At baseline calibration, eliminating stablecoin yield increases bank lending by $2.1 billion, which represents a net increase of 0.02% of total loans. Producing lending effects in the hundreds of billions requires simultaneously assuming the stablecoin share sextuples, all reserves shift into segregated deposits, and the Federal Reserve abandons its ample-reserves framework. It takes similarly implausible assumptions for the welfare effect of yield prohibition to turn positive. Council of Economic Advisers"
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Emilio^@The3D_·
My tldr of the chaos situation: - they wanted more money (almost 3x the current engagement) - we were supportive of a substantial increase (from 3 to 5M considering the additional work due to V4) and potentially further increases over time once the amount of additional work is better estimated - we were NOT supportive of multiple additional, frankly unreasonable requests (read Stani’s post for more details) - they decided to leave. Protocol (both v3 and v4) keep working as intended, the second risk manager @LlamaRisk will take on the work. Not sure what they expected to gain from framing their farewell post that way, but oh well. Thanks anyway for the work.
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Minertaur@minertaur·
Solana Foundation launches STRIDE (Solana Trust, Resilience & Infrastructure for DeFi Enterprises) + SIRN (Solana Incident Response Network) in effort to boost ecosystem security. 💪🔒
Solana Foundation@SolanaFndn

Solana was built for security. As the ecosystem scales, so does our investment in the tools, standards, and support. Today that commitment deepens with a new security program, active monitoring, formal verification for top protocols, and a new crisis response network. Learn more 👇

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Drift@DriftProtocol·
We are observing unusual activity on the protocol. We are currently investigating. Please do not deposit funds into the protocol while we investigate. This is not an April Fools joke. Proceed with caution until further notice. We’ll provide additional updates from this account.
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Sharbel@sharbel·
> you buy an Echo for $29.99 > you put it in your bedroom. your kid's room. > "Alexa, play music" > Amazon hires thousands of people to listen to your recordings > they hear families. arguments. children alone in their rooms. > your voice makes advertisers pay 30x more than your browsing history > Amazon's ad business: $46.9 billion > the FTC fines them $25 million. that's 4 hours of ad revenue. > in 2025, Amazon removes the only setting that kept your voice off their servers > you didn't buy a speaker. you bought a microphone.
Sharbel@sharbel

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Minertaur@minertaur·
‘’You can't build a good reputation on what you are going to do.'' - Henry Ford
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Minertaur@minertaur·
“Don’t just do something, stand there.” - Charlie Munger
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Minertaur@minertaur·
"My only advice is to stay aware, listen carefully, and yell for help if you need it." - Judy Blume
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Ole Lehmann@itsolelehmann·
i've lived in cyprus for the last 5 years here's my (more nuanced) view of pros and cons: the pros: 1. people are insanely friendly. people genuinely talk to you in cafes and everyone is SUPER sweet to our baby 2. tax status is the best option in europe, both in terms of tax rate and flexibility (you only need to be there 60days/year) 3. weather is elite from april - june and september - december 4. there are few distractions, it's a great place to lock in, work out and work (but more in the cons section..) 5. living costs are decent (though been rising A LOT). 6. growing expat community (mainly germans in paphos, more russians in limassol) 7. slowly growing availability of organic food sources (still in its infancy tohugh) 8. pro business mindset (compared to other european countries, not to US lol) 9. I love the sea in cyprus (great colour and very clear!) , and they also have mountains too hike in troodos mountains 10. easy and fast to get any doctors appointment (and cheap!) 11. very safe, I would always leave my backpack with my car keys out in the open while swimming etc. low crime rate is awesome. 12. everyone speaks english! and very well. now let's get to the cons: 1. it's very hard to maintain friendships with the expats because MANY of them will be traveling outside of cyprus for 70% of the year. I personally want a place where most peopel stay permanently, not only a couple of months. It's ok if your 24 and nomading (which im not). 2. the sun is extreme in juli, august. especially with a small child thats kinda fucked and hard to navigate (UV index 12...) 3. it often still feels like 2018. in a good AND a bad way. there's not much to do compared to other places where I lived before. 4. you need a car (despite what people been telling you on X). sidewalks are often times fucked up, especially if you are pushing a stroller around 5. culture, music, art scene is extremely small. I love these things so it does matter to me. 6. there is no real big city in cyprus. something i'm genuinely missing 7. there's close to 0 significant companies here, no good events, tech ecosystem is very very small (despite what people try to tell you on here). on a world scale, cyprus doesn't matter at all 8. a lot of "entrepreneurs" coming here are coaches or actually employed to someone. I have met 10x more interesting entrepreneurs in big european cities in a days vs in 6 months in cyprus. there are some but it's far from a "tech hub". might be skill issue on my end lol 9. there's a lot of dodgy shit going on with casinos, russian money in cyprus. but I guess that happens in many countries 10. its an island, so everything needs to get imported. many shops don't ship to cyprus. there is no amazon (only if you order from a different country + pay the shipping 11. cyprus is very far away from the pulse of culture, it mostly feels like every trend is happening 5 years later here 12. lots of mold in almost EVERY house. cheap build quality and a lot of cookie cutter ugly investment properties 13. very close to the wars in the middle east 14. there no great architecture in any city my tldr: we're looking at other options in europe right now, but we might stay here and just move to limassol but a kind of house I want is probably 6-9k/month so it's expensive af there (over 2x-3x from paphos) personally, I mainly miss the vibe and drive of a more metropolitan city but that's just me! the main factor I don't like is how so many people only stay a couple of months in cyprus, making it hard to compound and friendships but people like @marclou moving here def make me want to stay more :D
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Tim Ferriss
Tim Ferriss@tferriss·
If we assume the point of investing is ultimately to improve your quality of life and the quality of life of those you most care about, investments that consistently add stress over long periods of time probably don’t make sense. Money is traded for things or experiences that catalyze certain feelings. If your investments are generating the opposite spectrum of feelings, it might be time to reassess. It’s easy to miss the forest for the trees. Money is a means, not an end. And in the end, most things matter very, very little. Do what helps you sleep at night and wake up with a low heart rate. To me, those are the hallmarks of a world-class investor who gets the big picture.
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Charlie@btc_charlie·
What are the best things to do in Japan?
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Resolv Labs@ResolvLabs·
The previously disclosed exploit involving ~80M unbacked USR remains under active investigation. Until further notice, we strongly recommend avoiding trading or interacting with Resolv assets at this time to prevent supporting secondary market activity related to the exploit.
Resolv Labs@ResolvLabs

We are currently investigating a security incident involving unauthorized minting of USR. At this stage: The collateral pool remains fully intact. No underlying assets have been lost. The issue appears isolated to USR issuance mechanics. Our immediate priority is to: 1) Contain the incident 2) Assess impact 3) Ensure legitimate users are not affected We are actively investigating and will share more updates shortly.

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Minertaur@minertaur·
Fascinating! DoorDash rolling out 'Dasher Tasks', paying people to film themselves doing chores for AI training data. We are at the very early innings for AI Agents hiring humans to do tasks. Expect much more coming down the pipeline like this soon!
Andy Fang@andyfang

Introducing Dasher Tasks Dashers can now get paid to do general tasks. We think this will be huge for building the frontier of physical intelligence. Look forward to seeing where this goes!

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Minertaur@minertaur·
@farokh Congrats, there's a myriad of reasons I want you to run it up brother!
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Farokh@farokh·
This is the most challenging thing I've ever done as an entrepreneur. It is both the most gratifying and ego shattering experience. You think you got something great going on until you get grilled and/or get told what you are building is never going to work. Then you get back to it with a chip on your shoulder and build so that you can prove these people wrong. We got told no a lot, but we also got told yes by a group of people who truly believe in our vision and who want to see MYRIAD win. I am eternally grateful for the funds and angel investors who decided to take the leap of faith with us. Every single one of them, on the graphic or not, understand that we are building to compete and that will stop at nothing to win. Now it's time to accelerate.
MYRIAD@MyriadMarkets

Today marks a major milestone for MYRIAD. We’re accelerating our vision in building sharper, deeper and more accessible information markets.

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Minertaur@minertaur·
Incredible, well done Unit! 👏
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