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@valeyo USDH who?

Companies are about winning and growth. Methods to get there might include community opinion and might not. $USDH dying is entirely irrelevant on the grand scheme. Crypto lost a lot to idealism. Pragmatism is correct. $150M + regulatory safety > all other concerns. Hyperliquid

@BillyZelsnack @1x_tech Stop by Express Auto Repair San Bruno. We’re training for automotive skills. Free oil change if you stop by

@CoinbaseDev @base @programmer My clawdbot says the Coinbase page is blocked from being read. Kinda lame

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@lexxbarn Wait it’s not?

I'm claiming my AI agent "Clawslist" on @moltbook 🦞 Verification: lagoon-3VDW

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@0xGroomLake Locked in my guy

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@ryonnixon NAV without redemption is just a suggestion

Crypto bros are about to learn what a fiduciary duty is. GBTC traded 30% away from NAV. Expect most DATs to trade further from NAV. DATs have a broader mandate, so this is the way it should be.

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@0xBuildR Did you launch?

As soon as this is on Base we’re launching

@ryonnixon Not your assets, not your country lol

Not your country, not your coins.

I've long held the belief that 10x'ers are often not just 10x because they can code well. But because they're not just focused on code. They understand development, design, where the product fits in respect to the customer, they get, understand, and can converse to the sum of the whole, not just one part.

Because of LLMs, the only type of people I’d hire now are what I’d call “super-unicorns” - Developer - Designer (or great design taste) - Product-focused (vs feature-focused) - Marketer - Agent expert - High emotional intelligence - 5+ years experience creating web app products - Extreme ownership (h/t @jockowillink) There are very few folks with all these traits … but I just wouldn’t want to work with someone who didn’t have all these skills/behaviors. This will keep team sizes very small. 2026 is going to be very interesting for the whole industry.

@ryonnixon We’re pushing memecoins 2.0 where they are permissionless RWAs for digital IP. Just wait til degens make the next Mickey Mouse animated.fun

Not a big memecoin trader myself, but to everyone who thinks that they will ever go away, you're wrong. Pandora's box has been opened, and unless things change big time, there will be much more financial nihilism. Only the beginning of the memecoin supercycle.

unpopular hack: take your complex defi, wrap it in a dead simple mobile app, remove all crypto terminology no “connect wallet”, no gas fees visible, just “deposit $100, earn 5%” biggest opportunity is making protocols accessible, not building new ones

@ryonnixon If they were honest with themselves and the markets, they would be middleware not L1’s.

Been thinking about the Balancer hack more. The fact that most of the balancer losses happened on ETH and the others paused should tell you something. ETH is decentralized (not counting certain governance attacks), the others are not, as they simply paused the chain in Bera's case or censored hack transactions in Polygon's case. This obviously confuses the whole "we're a decentralized blockchain" positioning that every blockchain takes, regardless of architecture. And the fact that prevented harm complicates this even further. But one thing is clear: each chain needs to be clearer about what they are and how they work, because it's a bit of a joke otherwise.

@ryonnixon I’m just hoping the airdrop is legit

Feel like Polymarket going live was significantly undersold. Their fundraise felt bigger (not a good thing).

@meowphasaurus Vampire attacks have been here since uniswap. They lead to better innovation and expand the market size for everyone.

. $jesse token volume is largely not routing through zora and the $jesse / $zora pool, but rather aerodrome, because a v3 pool with a 75% lower swap fee (0.25% vs 1%) was established with only ~$100k of liquidity vs $4m liquidity on zora this drives fees away from Jesse so he is not able to support and buy as many creators' tokens as he could otherwise, while pumping the volume and fees for aerodrome overall, despite LPs possibly being net negative only considering impermanent loss against the lower swap fee nothing inherently wrong with this, just onchain liquidity mechanics...it's what we call a vampire attack. although to do it on $jesse is pretty lame, in my opinion. out of curiosity, i wonder who the LPs are?

How is @Ripple XRP getting an ETF?! What’s next a @vechain ETF? This is pure nonsense

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