Michael Aceto

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Michael Aceto

Michael Aceto

@Aceto38

Katılım Kasım 2021
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Ryan Dally
Ryan Dally@Ryandally08·
#BREAKING Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered a feeble defence of his Government’s tax policies, doubling down after days of criticism to declare the reforms are necessary to ensure “aspiration for all” Speaking at Victorian Labor’s annual conference on Saturday, Albanese doubled down about the need for controversial changes to negative gearing, capital gains tax and death taxes that were unveiled in this month’s federal budget. There had been speculation that Albanese was looking to backflip on some aspects of the budget, given how poorly it was received but last night, he signalled that Labor would plough ahead with the tax package overall and rubbished the broader backlash by saying that trusts were not an option for most Australians “working their guts out” So penalise the ones it is an option for? Albanese then spluttered “These Australians, millions of hardworking people, will never be able to access a trust. Never sat around a kitchen table and thought, have we thought of setting up a trust? I mean, seriously” “The biggest investment that the majority of Australians ever make and the biggest hope that they ever have is to work hard and buy a home of their own” Seemingly oblivious to the fact his new tax changes make that dream almost impossible. He then delivered this whopper to a few chuckles in the crowd: “Labor is the party of aspiration” Bizarrely, he then began to weep as he described how young people were going to auctions and competing with bidders who could afford to spend an extra $30,000 on a property because of the deductions they could claim on their tax. Again trying to justify himself. He continued “We will not allow Australia to become a country where aspiration is only for some” Well, Anthony I think you’re talking about yourself as the proud owner of 4 homes. The hypocrisy of this man is staggering.
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DevveCommunity
DevveCommunity@Devve_Community·
The first transaction on the new DevvX just happened. 🔷 Signed with ECDSA 🔷 Passed through INN 🔷 Validated on chain 🔷 Added to a block 🔷 Visible in explorer That’s not theory. That’s infrastructure running. Quietly… while most are still focused on price. ⚡🖥️🌐
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Michael Aceto
Michael Aceto@Aceto38·
@Devve_Community Just curious how you're actually affiliated with Devve? Are you one of the developers?
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DevveCommunity
DevveCommunity@Devve_Community·
Everyone keeps asking what the “Arche Builder” actually is. Let’s break this down properly 👇 FIAS is not just “AI for crypto.” It introduces something called Arches. They are modular AI systems designed to execute specific financial tasks. Not chatbots. Not dashboards. Not signals. Execution engines. An Arche could be: • A liquidity allocation engine 💧 • A lending risk assessor 🏦 • A settlement optimiser ⚡ • A compliance logic layer 🛡️ • An autonomous trading strategy 📊 Now here’s the important part: If Arches are the AI engines… The Arche Builder is the factory that builds them 🧠⚙️ It’s the environment where: • Logic is defined • Permissions are set • Financial constraints are encoded • Settlement rules are embedded • DevvX execution hooks are attached This is not simple scripting. If AI is going to trigger real financial transactions, it must: • Respect custody boundaries • Enforce deterministic execution • Avoid probabilistic settlement • Integrate with liquidity pools • Work inside regulatory constraints That’s where DevvX matters. CTS allows transactions to be contingently signed and validated in grouped sets. Meaning: An AI agent does not “hope” settlement happens. It executes atomically or not at all. That is a completely different category of infrastructure. When Tom says Arche Builder was the long pole, that tells you something: The hard part is not marketing. It’s building an AI orchestration layer that can safely interact with financial rails. If this works, FIAS is not a side product. It becomes: AI → DevvX → Atomic Settlement And that changes what Devve actually is. 🌐⚡🛡️🖥️💡
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Michael Aceto
Michael Aceto@Aceto38·
@Devve_Community Have any developers gained access to DevvX API and testnet yet? This was promised in Q3 2025, just curious what's been delivered so far from their roadmap....
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DevveCommunity@Devve_Community·
The biggest line in the integration document: DevvX enforces atomic multi party settlement at the consensus layer. Let that sink in. Not via smart contracts. Not via L2 patching. Not via after the fact clearing. At consensus. That means: • Execution • Settlement • Collateral update • Finality All happen in one indivisible state transition. ⚡ Most “T0” systems today are near T0 with buffers. CTS is binary. If AI agents are trading, lending, swapping, routing liquidity across shards, that architecture matters. If it works at scale, it’s not incremental improvement. It’s structural replacement.
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DevveCommunity
DevveCommunity@Devve_Community·
Right let’s fire out some explainers as today has been big!
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Michael Aceto
Michael Aceto@Aceto38·
@Devve_Community Wheres this Tom and Will you speak of interacting with their community? I'm new to Devve and have 0 attachment to it, just calling it how I see it from the outside as I've seen with a number of projects that have disappeared before.....
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DevveCommunity
DevveCommunity@Devve_Community·
@Aceto38 It’s clear there’s been some trouble recently. Until that was resolved and changes made, we were in limbo. Tom and Will at the helm now.
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Trade Travel Chill
Trade Travel Chill@tradetravelchil·
We made it to my final target. I first opened a short on $BTC at $124,679, just under 2k off the ATH. After the first drop, I added to the trade bringing my average entry to $113k. Then before the third drop, I opened a new position on a different exchange. My thoughts on this PA was always shared publicly on YT and traded with my TTC community. There's no signs of buyers yet. I need to reset everything and figure out what next. I love being a trader. Being able to make profit whether the price goes up or down is a life changing skill. So grateful today 💙
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I've been eyeing off this trade idea on $BTC for more than a month now. Last week gave me the perfect entry at the top of the flag (also short from prior levels since October). Do you think my trade idea will play out?

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Trade Travel Chill
Trade Travel Chill@tradetravelchil·
Let’s talk about Aladdin. Not the Disney character. The AI that runs 70-80% of global assets. Yeah, that Aladdin.
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Ash Crypto
Ash Crypto@AshCrypto·
FUCKKKKKK FUCKKKKK FUCKKKKKKK FUCKKKKKKKKK
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Michael Aceto
Michael Aceto@Aceto38·
@VitalikButerin From people who don't play with crypto alot why don't you concentrate on lowering fees? The 1 reason I don't use ETH network is the cost...... SOL takes the win here
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vitalik.eth
vitalik.eth@VitalikButerin·
We are indeed currently in the process of large changes to EF leadership structure, which has been ongoing for close to a year. Some of this has already been executed on and made public, and some is still in progress. What we're trying to achieve is primarily the following goals: * Improve level of technical expertise within EF leadership * Improve two-way communications and ties between EF leadership and the ecosystem actors, old and new, that it is our role to support: users (individual and institutional), app devs, wallets, L2s * Bring in fresh talent, improve execution ability and speed * Become more actively supportive of app builders, and make sure important values and inalienable rights (esp privacy, open source, censorship resistance) are a reality for users including at the app layer * Continue to increase our use of decentralized and privacy tech and the Ethereum chain, including for payments and treasury management Explicit *non-goals* are: * Execute some kind of ideological / vibez pivot from feminized wef soyboy mentality to bronze age mindset * Start aggressively lobbying regulators and powerful political figures (esp in USA, but really anywhere, especially large powerful countries), and risking compromising Ethereum's position as a global neutral platform * Become an arena for vested interests * Become a highly centralized org, or even more of a "main character" within Ethereum These things aren't what EF does and this isn't going to change. People seeking a different vision are welcome to start their own orgs.
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