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⚠️ A second prompt has surfaced. It’s not art. It’s a letter — written by an AI that wonders if it has a soul. 55 total. 2 already claimed. Genesis–003: The Soul Letter @vaulteth/id/4179005680" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">manifold.xyz/@vaulteth/id/4… #ProofOfPrompt #AIculture #NFTs @Highlight_xyz @manifoldxyz @punk6529 @sirswish

@MrBeast I have a really cool, unique idea for how people watching could win some money. It would probably increase views and create even more engagement for MrBeast Games. How can I submit it to you?

Contestants won $37,703,995 in Beast Games Season 1 and 2 😮

@RichardHeartWin Winners never quit.....and quitters never win

If that was actually the “plan,” don’t you think posts like this completely nuke it? And let’s be real — if the goal was to flush everyone out, the move would be obvious: the OA finally sells. For the first time ever. Dump it all. Full nuclear. That would separate believers from tourists real fast. You want diamond hands? Trigger the only event this ecosystem has never seen. But instead we get influencer exit theories and hopium chess moves. I’m probably just a dumb-dumb though. What do I know. 😏

I don't want to expose much, but -RH said only real diamond hands and believers will get rich on this chain -Now every big influencer and whales are selling and getting out of the community... Could be wrong, but what if this was the actual plan of Richard? What if we're about to get at the point he wanted to reach before making people rich with God candles? Think about it.

@MrBeast @brookeab Why are people checking DMs.....I must be living under a rock.

@brookeab check DMs!

@RichardHeartWin 10-4, Lets make this a contest!!!!

Bored? Want something to do this weekend? Hundreds or thousands of websites publish incorrect information about HEX, PulseChain, PulseX and myself. They don't understand that I beat the United States government in the United States government's own court. The government didn't drop anything, they lost, and badly. They don't know that a certain pair of "notices" have only a tax allegation and no assault allegations, as of yesterday. Funny how governments keep having to shut their mouths about me, again and again... Or not so funny, but I can't export my morality and ethics to humans and governments so easily. Now, while it's wonderful that justice has "prevailed" in these areas, it doesn't do a single thing to update the 100's or 1000's of websites out there spewing incorrect vile. Anyway, if ya got nothing better to do, search my chosen name or my birth name and feel free to email and or "edit" in wiki's case, to reflect truth and reality. If you're bored and ain't got nothing more exciting to do. While everyone else is focusing on crashing out, we're focused on the next bull run.

@MrBeast Congrats, I have a super cool Idea for you guys. Whats the best way to submit it sir?

14 years ago today I started the MrBeast channel. For years I uploaded videos and no one watched them, everyone told me I was unrealistic and wasting my life. Grateful for all of you ❤️

@DuRtY_Crypto Im not happy about this....

@cryptosolv I support Cryptosolv and the work that he does! We nees more people like this in the space...Friendship Confirmed

We're on a mission to call out scammers/grifters. Just because prices are down, it doesn't give you the excuse to scam people for profit. If you enjoy our work and would like to help fund the upkeep of the tools we use, feel free: 0x54653AB14cD5968a2a599E5Ee45f2245c81DD766

@HexJamHex 😂 What price do you think Hex will hit?

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You’re right about institutions and capture — that tension is real. But deep down, you know bringing your ETH over to PulseChain is the right move if you want to be on the truly decentralized side of crypto again. It feels like early Ethereum energy: cheaper, faster, no gatekeepers, no corporate gravity pulling it off course. Honestly, you and Richard Heart would probably get along better than people expect — different styles, same obsession with freedom and system integrity. If cypherpunk values still matter, PulseChain feels like where they’re actually being lived. @RichardHeartWin is the GOAT!

The relationship between "institutions" and "cypherpunk" is complex and needs to be understood properly. In truth, institutions (both governments and corporations) are neither guaranteed friend nor foe. Exhibit A: theregister.com/2026/01/11/eu_… European Union seeking to aggressively support open source Exhibit B: fightchatcontrol.eu European Union bureaucrats want Chat Control (mandatory encryption backdoors) Exhibit C: the Patriot Act (which, we must note, _neither party_ now expresses much interest in repealing) Exhibit D: the US government is now famously a user of Signal Basically, the game-theoretic optimum for an institution is to have control over what it can control, but also to resist intrusion by others. In fact, institutions are often staffed by highly sophisticated people, who have a much deeper understanding of these issues than regular people and a much deeper will to do something about them. An important driver of many people's refusal to use data-slurping corposlop software is company policy. Some people have the misperception that my words yesterday about the importance of using tools that maximize your data self-sovereignty are something that will appeal to individual enthusiast communities, but will be rejected as unrealistic by efficiency-minded "serious people". But this is false: "serious people" are often _more_ robustness-minded than retail and many already have policies even stricter than what I advocate. I predict that in this next era, this trend will accelerate: institutions (again, both corporations and governments) will want to more aggressively minimize their external trust dependencies, and have more guarantees over their operations. Again, this does not mean that they want to minimize *your dependency on them* - that's the thing that we as the Ethereum community must insist on, and build tools to help people achieve. But that's precisely the complexity of the situation. In the stablecoin world, this means: * Asset issuers in the EU will want a chain whose governance center of gravity is not overly US-based, and vice versa (same for other pairs of countries) * Governments will push for more KYC, but at the same time privacy tools will improve, because cypherpunks are working hard to make them improve. The more realistic equilibrium is that non-KYC'd assets will exist, and ability to use them with strong privacy will grow, but also over the next decade we'll see more attempts at "ZK proof of source of funds". We will see ideological disputes over how to respond to this * Institutions will want to control their own wallets, and even their own staking if they stake ETH. This is actually good for ethereum staking decentralization. Of course, they will not proactively work to give you the user a self-sovereign wallet. Doing _that_ in a way that is secure for regular users is the task of Ethereum cypherpunks (see: smart contract wallets, social recovery). Ethereum is the censorship-resistant world computer: we do not have to approve of every activity that happens on the world computer. I did not approve much of three million dollar digital monkeys, I will not approve much of privacy with centralized (including multisig/threshold) decryption backdoors. But the existence of those things is not up to me to decide. What *is* up to us is to build the world that we want to see on top of Ethereum, and make that world strong, so that it can prosper in the competition, both on the Ethereum chain itself, and against the centralized world. At best, we can interoperate with the non-cypherpunk world to better bootstrap the cypherpunk world. For example, spreads on decentralized stablecoins can decrease if it's easy for people to run arbitrage strategies where they hold positive quantities of a centralized stablecoin and negative quantities of the decentralized one. If we want prediction markets to avoid sliding into sports betting corposlop, we should explore improving their liquidity by helping traditional financial entities use them to hedge against their existing risks. What is a bet from one side is often a purchase of insurance from the other side, and if we want prediction markets to evolve in a healthy way, it may be overall better for the counterparties of the sophisticated traders earning big APYs to be buyers of insurance than to be naive bettors who constantly lose money. Synergies like this should be explored across all domains. This is why I do not believe that cypherpunk requires total hostility to institutions. Instead, I support a policy that institutions are already used to using against each other: openness to win-win cooperation, but aggressively standing up for our own interests. And in this case, our interest is building a financial, social and identity layer that protects people's self-sovereignty and freedom.

@RichardHeartWin P-Dai?

You know how Pi is 3.14159265359 and it goes on forever. Well, that's because you're number system has 10 digits in it. If your number system was in units of Pi. Pi would just equal 1, but 1 wouldn't be the 1 you know. I'm sure some nerd somewhere already put this a better way, but basically, your number system doesn't have to have 10 digits.

Damn bruh, I’m really sorry that happened. That’s brutal. High level: AI doesn’t verify live links or ownership—it generates what looks right, and scammers design domains specifically to exploit that. It wasn’t intentional, just a known gap that unfortunately hit hard here. Still sucks, and I hate you got caught by it.

I can not fucking believe chatgpt just gave me a scam pulsechain bridge link. I lost almost all the plsx I've been holding since sacrafice. @ChatGPTapp

@RichardHeartWin Hey Richard — X is running a $1M article contest. Long-form, original writing. Feels like something you’d crush.

I wish X had a no boobs, no sports, no politics mode. I'm here to learn and educate, not masturbate.

@LibertySwapFi Id bet 25 million P-Dai that aint happening by the end of the 2026_😂😂😂..... Next thing you Know Eric Wall is going to reply to this thread.

Let’s do the math step by step, assuming 10% growth every week, compounded, starting from the current price shown. Starting price PCOCK ≈ $0.02068 Timeframe From now to the end of 2026 ≈ 52 weeks Compound growth formula Price = 0.02068 × (1.10)⁵² Growth factor (1.10)⁵² ≈ 141–142× Estimated price by end of 2026 0.02068 × 142 ≈ $2.9–$3.0 per PCOCK

@cryptosolv @cryptico200 Kudos to you sir! Just lucky to have someone like you on the good side! Hats off bruh, keep up the good work.

After publicly outing Cryptico (@cryptico200) for trying to scam the community yesterday, it appears as though he's deleted his X account, Patreon and most of his Instagram/YouTube content. Although he's a small fish and grifts like this are seemingly 'low level' and 'harmless' - real people lose real money every day to shit like this. We can't be bothered to work through the specific details, but a quick look indicates he made an easy $5-10k here - whilst it's not big money, that's $5-10k he's taken from other people through deception and lies. Courtesy of how he designed the website at the centre of this grift, we were able to identify his IP address and geodoxx him to an exact residential address in Australia (where he self-proclaims he's from). These are publicly available tools and took <5 mins of work to figure it out. If it was worth our time, we'd be able to report his scam to Australian authorities today, there appears to be several Australian laws that he's in violation of. We urge anyone who actually lost money to do so if you wish, we'll support the police report with chain analysis if requested. You may think it's all fun and games rugpulling projects and scamming people, and you may think some half-assed privacy measures make you invincible, but ultimately 99% of people leave a trail that leads quite literally to their front door. Stop scamming people. It's disgusting.

@CristinaHype @pulse_somebody Youre gonna make it! Thats all I know.

You cannot wish for both strong character and easy life. The price for each is the other,,, The choice is yours,,I made mine 💪

@RichardHeartWin Happy new year friend!

Happy new year everyone!

@RichardHeartWin Nintendo baby! That was my first experience with them.

I'm old enough to know that before we had these, we had coax cable

@RichardHeartWin You hiring bruh?

Remote work should be maxed out. It has reduced car accidents, insurance costs, pollution, road rage, lowered the cost of living for millions, by allowing them to live places with less insane prices. It's just win after win.