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BlockchainTek
BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@FurkanGozukara Property deeds are public and likely contain both your social and drivers license Not too stunned here
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Furkan Gözükara
Furkan Gözükara@FurkanGozukara·
Terrifying reality check. Hacker Ryan Montgomery leaves Tucker Carlson completely stunned by revealing his social security number, driver's license, and exact property deeds. He exposes how the massive digital surveillance state has completely destroyed all American privacy.
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Rapha Zagury
Rapha Zagury@alphazeta·
In my last monthly letter I wrote about why mining decentralization is important, and also inevitable. Few groups are doing more to decentralize Bitcoin mining hardware and software than the 256 Foundation. If you mine, consider donating some hashrate. I’m pointing my home miners there, and maybe a few more. May the hashing luck gods be with us.
256 Foundation@256FOUNDATION

TOMORROW - TELEHASH #4 Point your hashrate! dash.256f.org

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0xMarioNawfal
0xMarioNawfal@RoundtableSpace·
A CHINESE STUDENT TURNED $0.90 INTO $408,292 ON POLYMARKET IN 2 DAYS WITH A CLAUDE BOT. ALMOST NOBODY NOTICED. It doesn't predict Bitcoin. It exploits micro-delays between spot price, signals and Polymarket's order book. 1000 orders per second.
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Danny Jones
Danny Jones@JonesDanny·
One injection. 85 days. 9.4% less visceral fat and 3.2% more muscle. Mark Bell discusses WVE-007, the "James Bond peptide" that's showing results unlike anything in the current GLP-1 landscape:
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Fred Krueger
Fred Krueger@dotkrueger·
Get ready for the big rip.
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Dennis Porter
Dennis Porter@Dennis_Porter_·
If market structure doesn’t include “ethics guardrails” in it, it won’t pass into law. Period. Full stop. Expect an ethics provision during markup next week.
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BlockchainTek
BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@EricBalchunas Coinbase is 35bps for limit maker trades @coinbase you might want to correct the score here. Don’t these banks take your position as the cheaper alternative
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Eric Balchunas
Eric Balchunas@EricBalchunas·
SHOTS FIRED: Morgan Stanley is rolling out crypto trading on its E*Trade platform for 50bps/trade, undercutting Schwab's 75bps (who undercut Coinbase). If I know Schwab, they likely won't let this stand. Others will prob undercut too. By the time the dust settles it'll be pretty dirt cheap to trade crypto everywhere- just was we saw with btc ETF exp ratios prior to launch. This is why TradFi is no joke and crypto exchanges should be scared.
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BlockchainTek
BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@Leishman Plaid has terrible privacy terms and conditions It’s the worst kind of surveillance middleware
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Tony Lu
Tony Lu@Tony_Lujian·
@exec_sum Distributed computing actually makes sense long term. The main problem is, will homeowners get paid enough to care? What about noise, heat, security, and other problems? Consumer infra only works when the user barely notices it exists.
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Exec Sum
Exec Sum@exec_sum·
BREAKING: Nvidia and PulteGroup are partnering with startup Span to install mini data centers on the walls of new homes Each unit packs 16 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs, 4 AMD EPYC CPUs, and 3TB of RAM - and taps unused home electrical capacity to run AI inference workloads
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RocketSwap@Rocket_Swap_·
@exec_sum who’s handling the thermal dissipation?
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NoLimit
NoLimit@NoLimitGains·
Is anyone investigating this?
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𝕋𝕣𝕠𝕪
𝕋𝕣𝕠𝕪@0xTroyTrades·
@OMApproach @dbongino I guess you missed the part where a terrorist regime with a nuclear arsenal was eliminated, US energy dominance got a huge boost, gas prices are falling to prior lows, NATO showed their hand, & the stock market's at all-time highs. This was objectively a huge win for the US.
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Dan Bongino
Dan Bongino@dbongino·
So weird how the Media/Swamp class, who’ve been wrong for generations on geopolitics, keep getting outsmarted by a guy they dump all day as their intellectual inferior. And next they’ll claim it’s all “luck.” It’s not. Regardless, I’d rather side with someone “lucky,” who wins, rather than zeroes who are unlucky, and lose.
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BlockchainTek
BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
The Iran war isn’t over until Hormuz is truly free: mines detonated/removed, no IRGC ‘approval’ needed. Iran & Trump claim it’s open & mines cleared—but US Navy advisory says threat ‘not fully understood,’ avoid the area. Iran lost track of its own drifting mines. Verified safe passage or it’s not done. #Hormuz #IranWar
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Simon Dixon
Simon Dixon@SimonDixonTwitt·
🇺🇸🇮🇷 There it is. U.S. weighs $20B asset release in exchange for Iran’s uranium stockpile; Talks expected Sunday in Islamabad. Iran officially reopens the Strait of Hormuz for ALL commercial vessels for the remaining period of the ceasefire. Iran's statement below: "In line with the ceasefire in Lebanon, the passage for all commercial vessels through Strait of Hormuz is declared completely open for the remaining period of ceasefire, on the coordinated route as already announced by Ports and Maritime Organization of the Islamic Rep. of Iran." No need to apologize for those that were so offended by my analysis throughout, and fired so much abuse in my direction. The deaths were real. The negotiations started before the war. The war was theatre and were part of the negotiations. This was never about helping the Iranian people. This was a financial industrial complex operation. Next we may need another round of escalation, but nothing stops this train. I’ll break it all down on my live show tonight. Be smarter next time. Follow the money💰
Simon Dixon@SimonDixonTwitt

🇱🇧🇮🇷 The Final Act: How the Iran War Ends (Lebanon, Deals & Global Reset) simondixon.com/blog/iran-war-…

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BlockchainTek
BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
The Iran war isn’t over until Hormuz is truly free: mines detonated/removed, no IRGC ‘approval’ needed. Iran & Trump claim it’s open & mines cleared—but US Navy advisory says threat ‘not fully understood,’ avoid the area. Iran lost track of its own drifting mines. Verified safe passage or it’s not done. #Hormuz #IranWar
Nick Sortor@nicksortor

BREAKING: Iran has agreed to hand over ALL their "nuclear dust," and "no money will change hands" WHATSOEVER, per President Trump Additionally, Trump has now BARRED the Israelis from bombing Lebanon any longer "They are PROHIBITED from doing so by the USA. Enough is enough!"

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Edward Dowd
Edward Dowd@DowdEdward·
We have a blockade of a blockade. My best guess is the US blockade doesn’t make past Monday’s $SPX cash open.
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@steipete @m_james6193 @steipete I agree. Codex is just better And this propaganda war between the frontier AI Labs is really annoying I bet half the people are bots. Soon AI community will be like crypto - but worse
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Peter Steinberger 🦞
Peter Steinberger 🦞@steipete·
@m_james6193 Nah I use codex, but for OpenClaw we run e2e tests with all models to ensure there's no harness regressions.
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James M@m_james6193·
It's a telltale sign that Claude models are better than OpenAI models when @steipete, creator of OpenClaw, still uses Claude models in his workflow despite joining OpenAI
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Dalton (Analyze & Optimize)
Dalton (Analyze & Optimize)@Outdoctrination·
Polyester underwear decimates male fertility & sperm in study. After 6 months of wearing a polyester sling, all men had ZERO sperm. At the beginning of the study: • 64.3% of men had sperm count 41–60 million/ml • 35.7% of men had sperm count >60 million/ml • 0% had sperm count below 40 million/ml After 3 months: • 28.6% had near-zero sperm count (0–1 million/ml) • 71.4% had low sperm count (2–10 million/ml) • 0% were above 10 million/ml After 6 months: • 100% of men had 0 sperm (azoospermia) • 0% had any detectable sperm So basically, they went from normal → heavily suppressed by 3 months → completely wiped out by 6 months.
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Dalton (Analyze & Optimize)@Outdoctrination

After 6 months, all 14 men had ZERO sperm. At the beginning of the study: • 64.3% of men had sperm count 41–60 million/ml • 35.7% of men had sperm count >60 million/ml • 0% had sperm count below 40 million/ml After 3 months: • 28.6% had near-zero sperm count (0–1 million/ml) • 71.4% had low sperm count (2–10 million/ml) • 0% were above 10 million/ml After 6 months: • 100% of men had 0 sperm (azoospermia) • 0% had any detectable sperm So basically, they went from normal → heavily suppressed by 3 months → completely wiped out by 6 months.

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Leo Naderi
Leo Naderi@nichtleoo·
Im actually going crazy using 5.4 with OpenClaw. Any fix in sight? cc: @steipete using `openclaw update --channel dev` too
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