@functi0nZer0 Itโs the look of disgust you get as soon as you mention the word โcryptoโ ๐
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LRTintern ๐ฆ๐
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LRTintern ๐ฆ๐
@LRTintern
Thread Alpha. Restaking enjoyooor. Maximum effort shit poster. newsletter: https://t.co/m2iA9JjbQR
Landan ๊ฐ์
์ผ Aฤustos 2022
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Attended a wedding today, and performed a temperature check for you all
It remains more socially acceptable within the heartlands of England to be an Epstein associate than admit that you work anywhere near the cryptocurrency industry
Hope this helps!
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@PeterMcCormack @DarrenBar88 Iโm confused, I thought they wanted to tax the rich? Now they want to significantly reduce their wages?
Make it make sense ๐
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@DarrenBar88 You wonโt have a very good CEO at ยฃ140 an hour. Then you likely wonโt have a Tesco.
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People crying because a CEO would only get paid ยฃ140 an hour.
ยฃ140 an hour!!
An hour!!!
Max@maxcownie_
The first is ridiculous. Tesco employee could earn ยฃ14 an hour and you want the CEO to work for ยฃ140 an hour๐คฃ Then get taxed half. Nah๐
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@LRTintern join the network -- let me know if you have any questions while setting it up
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Wake the world's sleeping compute.
Look at the Mac nearest to you. What's it doing?
Probably nothing.
There are 100M+ Macs with Apple Silicon out there. Apple quietly made them *really* good at inference. A $3k Mac runs a 60B model at 30 watts.
Most sit idle most of the day.
Meanwhile every AI API call passes through three layers of margin before reaching the hardware. We call this the Inference Tax.
We got curious: what happens if you connect idle Macs directly to inference demand?
This is Darkbloom. Private inference network for idle Macs.
darkbloom [dot] dev -- paper + code open.
Reply for invite + free credits โ
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Only recently started following this story, actually wildโฆ
Leading Report@LeadingReport
Tenth person linked to top-secret U.S. nuclear research has disappeared without a trace, per Daily Mail.
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Iโm incredibly proud to share that weโve officially come out of stealth with a successful fundraise.
This moment is about far more than capital, itโs the official launch of our mission to build the essential safety infrastructure for the agentic economy.
For too long, autonomous AI agents have operated in a dangerous gray zone: powerful creativity with no reliable guardrails when real economic value is at stake. Today, we change that.
Navaโs Arbiter provides rigorous, verifiable verification, ensuring every agent proposal is checked for intent alignment, safety, correctness, and adversarial risks before any capital moves onchain. No more black boxes. No more โtrust me, bro.โ Just transparent, accountable execution.
With this funding, weโre accelerating from early demos to production-grade infrastructure that institutions and builders can actually trust. Weโre moving beyond experimental DeFi agents toward a future of safe, scalable, institutional-grade autonomous finance.
The agentic economy is no longer coming, itโs here. Our job is to make sure itโs built on a foundation of verifiable safety from day one.
Huge thanks to our investors for believing in this vision. To the builders and institutions out there: the private testnet waitlist is open.
Letโs build the trusted layer for autonomous agents, together.
The best is yet to come.
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Nava AI@navaai
AI agents are starting to move real money. The problem: thereโs still no independent check between what an agent intends to do and what actually gets executed. Today, that changes. We're Nava, and today weโre coming out of stealth with an $8.3M seed round from @polychain, @archetypevc, @hack_vc, @FalconXGlobal, and @seedclub / @seedclubvc to build the trust infrastructure the agent economy is missing.
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LRTintern ๐ฆ๐ ๋ฆฌํธ์ํจ
Blockspace is the real alpha.
Validator Tickets (VTs) let operators prepay for future execution reward upside.
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LRTintern ๐ฆ๐ ๋ฆฌํธ์ํจ
@etheconomiczone Weโve been working on based rollups for the past 19 months good to see EF and others catching up with the idea.
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Only one question for institutions rn:
Puffer Finance ๐ก@puffer_finance
Institutions want ETH yield. But they need regulated custody and compliant infrastructure to access it. Thatโs why @Anchorage ร @puffer_finance matters: 1๏ธโฃ Institutions deposit ETH into Anchorage Digital Custody 2๏ธโฃ Anchorage stakes & restakes ETH via Puffer 3๏ธโฃ Institutions receive pufETH directly in their Anchorage accounts 4๏ธโฃ Institutions can deploy pufETH across DeFi integrations available on Anchorage โ keeping liquidity while earning yield Regulated custody + compliant infrastructure + Ethereum restaking yield. Perfect for the institutional phase of Ethereum adoption. Full details in our article ๐
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@functi0nZer0 Saw this earlier, we're undeniably a laughing stock on the global stage
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This is literallyโฆ the opposite of what HS2 was meant to be built for?
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FT UK Politics@ftukpolitics
Ministers set to order HS2 to consider slower trains to save billions ft.trib.al/Zoi36KX
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@DecentraSuze Sad state of affairs, when US funds are accumulating billions of BTC and the BoE can't even be bothered to try and understand it.
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We are sold KYC, AML and surveillance as protection, while the Bank of England moves to restrict 'unhosted wallets' to keep activity within intermediated systems in the name of stability and control.
These rules do little to curb illicit flows but expand data collection, erode privacy, impose costs, and add friction and limit access through banks and intermediaries.
Self custody removes that layer entirely, exposing the limits of that approach.
When policymakers shaping these rules have never used a wallet or sent a transaction, that gap in understanding gets written into policy.
Whatโs being sold as protection is harm.
Further context in the articles below.
@FreddieNew @RoxomTV
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@functi0nZer0 (3) is specifically painful for the Yoo-kay, since it will mean more levies too, further exacerbating the soaring electricity cost problem
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Off the top of my head (I used to ponder this stuff for work in a past life):
1) Marginal borrowers in sectors highly-levered towards oil (agriculture, chemicals) get shut out, private credit fills the gap at punitive terms: price discovery becomes more difficult, more idiosyncratic blowups
2) Collateral repricing in real estate and logistics businesses causes covenant breaches in unexpected places, liquidity mismatches surface within pensions and insurers, โsafeโ stuff starts getting forcibly deleveraged across the board
3) Forced panic acceleration of renewable energy projects to mitigate future risk, stuff will inevitably be badly underwritten and weโll see a cyclical bust in the green sector after an initial surge
*Everything* slows down, cracks appear in weird places - this is how you turn a uniform-liquidity-reliant world order into a set of isolated equilibria with just a few drones
Masterful gambit
Sam@samlogic
We understand that oil prices will remain high for some time and that a recession is on the horizon. However, what additional, less obvious consequences might we face as a second or third-order effect?
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@LRTintern They donโt call him Rack Zolanski for nothing
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the future is now, old man
Wildcat Labs@WildcatFi
fuck it we're getting claude to do all the marketing now
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โยฃ55,000 is a millionaire wageโ
Honestly Iโve typed and deleted four or five hyperbolic jokes in response to this but I canโt, itโs just too depressing
The crab bucket is real, the poppies never grow tall enough to stand out
I am trapped in hell
TechToby@techtoby__
Average British comment on Salaries
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nobody accidentally swaps $50M into a pool with $36K of liquidity lol. fresh wallet, $50.4M from Binance, zero slippage protection, routed through the jankiest Sushiswap path possible. and then an MEV bot just happens to flash borrow $29M from Morpho in the same block and pocket $9.9M?
cmon. 0xngmi called this exact play a year ago - construct a deliberately terrible swap, let a friendly bot extract the value, dirty money comes out the other side as "legit MEV profit."
$154K per AAVE isn't a fat finger. it's a laundering fee
Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru
JUST IN: Trader accidentally swaps $50 million $USDT for $36,000 $AAVE on Ethereum.
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