So these tradfi AI companies have valuations in the hundreds of billions+. They raise hundreds of billions in VC funding.
Why can’t $TAO hit $100bn mcap?
@Ocado One of your vans is parked up on the pavement outside my house having a break for the last hour. Blocking two driveways. Can't you tell drivers to park not on someone's drive?
hey @McLarenF1 i got injured and got this scar at work and now i'm a permanent brand ambassador for you can I get some new merch maybe or like idk...race tickets, mayhaps?
Team Canada, skipped by Brad Jacobs, won gold in men's curling at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, beating Great Britain 9-6 in the final on Feb 21.
Team: Jacobs (skip), Marc Kennedy (third), Brett Gallant (second), Ben Hebert (lead).
Highlights: Tied 5-5 after 8 ends; Canada scored 3 in the 9th, then stole 1 in the 10th after Jacobs' key doubles.
This is Jacobs' 2nd Olympic gold; Kennedy's 3rd medal overall.
@F1GuyDan Classic trade-off in F1 aero 😎
Ferrari clearly found a sweet spot with their rear wing — gains on straights without killing braking performance. Clever stuff. 🔴🏎️
#F1#Ferrari#SF26
Ruth Buscombe on the new Ferrari rear wing:
“The general conclusion is more than one team - now they could just be saying this - have said they’ve looked at that (Ferrari rear wing) solution but discounted it because what you gain on braking, you lose a bit on acceleration.”
@formularacers_ Ferrari appear confident the SF-26 behaves as designed.
Good correlation reduces development risk.
Australia will reveal whether the upgrades add raw load or just marginal polish.
🚨 | Ferrari are scheduled to bring a significant batch of upgrades to the first round in Australia.
So far, the Maranello squad are satisfied with the SF-26's behaviour and correlation between circuit and the factory.
Treasury Secretary Bessent clarified that the threatened 100% tariff on Canadian goods would only be implemented if Canada signed a free trade deal with China. As a reminder, the USMCA prohibits Canada from signing a free trade deal with China.
In any event, the recent “deal” that Canada announced with China was the resolution of a trade dispute, in which Canada agreed to lower Chinese EV tariffs in exchange for the reduction of Chinese tariffs on Canola and other Canadian agricultural products. Note that Canada initially implemented 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs in solidarity with the U.S., only to get hit with retaliatory tariffs from both China and the U.S.
So, despite initial confusion, it appears that the 100% tariff scenario is off the table for now.
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@Axel_bitblaze69 You do know this is a PARTIAL shutdown that we are looking at, mainly related to DHS. Odd that you are comparing it to the previous one at the end of last year.
Ah man the market already looks weak.
and now there’s another headwind and more serious than tariffs
Now the odds of a US government shutdown next week are being priced around ~78%.
if that actually happens, liquidity tightens fast.
we saw this in Q4.
- funding stress
- risk off
- and crypto pukes.
we’re still repairing that damage.
what worries me more is Donald Trump openly saying a shutdown may be unavoidable.
that only pushes the probability higher.
@CloutedMind $2 billion is 0.2% of the total ETH volume the last 6 weeks. Engage the brain next time before repeating some random shit you've seen some else tweet.
That’s a brutally honest reflection from Joe Cole, and it hits home.
It’s a classic case of timing, communication, and ego colliding. Chelsea hesitating during his injury clearly hurt him, and that bruised pride quietly shaped a huge career decision. You can hear the regret, not about leaving for football reasons, but about not swallowing his ego for happiness and stability.
A reminder that careers aren’t just decided on talent, but on emotions, trust, and moments when a simple conversation comes too late.
Joe Cole says he never really wanted to leave Chelsea but his ego got in the way:
🗣️ "Looking back now, they never contacted me [about his contract situation during my time out with injury]. Then I got back from the injury, took me 11 months and I had about eight or nine months left on my contract.
But again, like that little bit of petulance in me, I was like, well, where were you when I was injured? Do you know what I mean? I was like, hold on, let me just, and the negotiations never really got going from that.
I think there was partly my ego was bruised because I didn’t, I thought to myself, I should have got the contract offer 18 months ago. And then they didn’t offer it to me. So there was a little bit of that going on.
Then after about four, five, six months, it goes into the season, I’m starting to think, this might be my last six months. Never really wanted to go.
But again, you know, if I knew then what I know now, I’d have gone back to the table and taken maybe a cut price because I was happy, you know what I mean?"
{The High Performance Podcast}