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Dan Held

@danheld

Investing in Bitcoin. Space. Cryo. Prev: Head of Marketing @Krakenfx | Growth @Uber @Blockchain. Founder Zeroblock/Interchange (both acq)

NYC/Austin Katılım Temmuz 2013
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Monumental Labs
Monumental Labs@Monumental_Labs·
We made this 4ft, 1000lb marble bitcoin
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James S
James S@OptimusinSpace·
@pbeisel Merger with a premium bonus on our shares. Not sure how else he’d make it fair for all Tesla investors
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The Boring Dad
The Boring Dad@the_boring_dad·
@p_ferragu East India Company is the closest precedent that I can think of.
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Pierre Ferragu
Pierre Ferragu@p_ferragu·
Researching SpaceX is fascinating. We are having a blast. On innovation, the company is 8 years ahead of competition and moving... 100x faster (as launch cadence defines your speed of innovation, of course.) I don't know a single precedent. Ultimate category domination. 😎
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Blake Scholl 🛫
Blake Scholl 🛫@bscholl·
BREAKING: The bipartisan Supersonic Aviation Modernization Act (SAMA) just passed the House UNANIMOUSLY and is headed to the Senate. Supersonic flight isn't red or blue. It's Red, White, and Blue. 🇺🇸✈️💪
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This Week in Startups
This Week in Startups@twistartups·
"I think the game of Bitcoin has ended." @Jason explains why he's betting deep six-figures on $TAO — and how Bittensor subnets actually work. Plus: @hustlefundvc on AI in venture, the Delve scandal, and @brick_data's energy savings 📷 New TWiST:
This Week in Startups@twistartups

“Everything has changed, and nothing has changed.” That’s how Hustle Fund general partner Elizabeth Yin described the impact of AI on her job as a venture capitalist. AI is also changing how founders hire and how much capital they need, Yin added. Unlike capital demand, the need for trust in the startup world isn't fading. Ceel founder Ryan Mahdavi joined the show to discuss accusations that rival compliance startup Delve was promising more than it could deliver. If you wanted a primer on how venture investors handle due diligence, this is the conversation for you. Next, Brick founder Seb Sheng joined to explain how his startup combines hardware and AI to reduce operating costs for buildings and data centers. Finally, LeadPoet founders Gavin Zaentz and Pranav Ramesh dialed in to explain their startup, which uses the Bittensor network to collect and validate leads for its customers. Jason wrapped the show by explaining his bet on Bittensor’s token, which he said runs deep into the six-figures. (cc: @jason @alex @dunkhippo33 @hustlefundvc @RyanMahdavi @pepeleplutus @PranavRame96294) 0:00 Intro 1:18 Plaud: If your work depends on conversations — interviews, meetings, calls — you need a Plaud NotePin. You can check it out at Plaud.ai/twist and use code TWIST for 10% off! 1:32 Jason got a new Plaud pin 3:45 Elizabeth Yin from Hustle Fund on how AI tools have changed her workflow 9:21 How founders use AI to learn how to suck less 10:34 Sentry - New users can get $240 in free credits when they go to sentry.io/twist and use the code TWIST 13:17 Ryan Mahdavi from Ceel joins to explain the Delve SOC 2 scandal 18:39 Is Silicon Valley's "bend the rules" culture at fault? 20:38 Red and pink flags, and how investors can spot potential fraud 21:41 LinkedIn Jobs - Hire right, the first time. Post your first job and get $100 off towards your job post at LinkedIn.com/twist 23:45 How to not do securities fraud: a simple guide 26:50 Ryan asks: How did the company get through diligence? 31:03 Northwest Registered Agent — Get more when you start your business with Northwest. In 10 clicks and 10 minutes, you can form your company and walk away with a real business identity — Learn more at northwestregisteredagent.com/twist 32:25 Were there early warning signs about issues with Delve? 33:26 On Delve's use of tactical donuts 36:55 What about the Delve board? If there is one? 45:24 Seb Sheng stops by to tell us about how Brick Data saves companies massively on energy costs 49:38 Who are Brick's customers and how much are they paying? 54:16 Lightning Round: A quick history of Brick 56:02 Why Jason is so bullish on $TAO 56:45 Ro.co: Ro's insurance checker will let you know if your coverage includes GLP-1s for FREE. Go to Ro.co/Twist for your free insurance check. 1:01:12 Gavin and Pranav from LeadPoet explain how to actually buy a subnet 1:06:35 How do LeadPoet's "miners" track down the best leads? 1:13:09 How Bittensor subnets map to traditional startup forms 1:17:15 How can agents build up authority if they can't get hired for their first job? 1:18:09 Jason pulls back the curtain on his $TAO bet 1:21:03 Jason: "I think the game of Bitcoin has ended…" 1:23:22 Why Jason likes to place a bet, then learn 1:24:16 The inherent risks in crypto investment 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇

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delian
delian@zebulgar·
talkin' moon base, mars nuclear ships, and the orbital economy with @NASAAdmin hell yeah
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Breadman
Breadman@BTCBreadMan·
The longer you’re in Bitcoin, the less you try to help other people understand Bitcoin. Not because you become less passionate or less convicted. But because you get burnt out by how incredibly retarded and self-sabotaging the people you’re trying to help truly are. Fuck ‘em.
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Matt Walsh
Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog·
When TSA has been tested, it has failed to stop up to 80 percent of weapons smuggled through security. TSA to this day has never actually prevented a terrorist attack. There is not a single documented case of a terror plot foiled by TSA. On top of that, TSA was formed in response to 9-11, but 9-11 was not a failure of airport security. Airport security had basically nothing to do with it. So while this stand off over TSA funding continues, keep in mind that the agency shouldn't exist and is historically terrible at its job. We should privatize airport security again. Then it can't be used as a bargaining chip by politicians.
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Dan Held
Dan Held@danheld·
@Aviator852 Ah yes, we’ve automated every other machine and process but it’s impossible to do that with aircraft for some reason!
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Eric
Eric@Aviator852·
@danheld Maybe stay in your lane Dan, leave flying to the professionals.
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Dan Held
Dan Held@danheld·
The aircraft collision in NYC could have been easily avoided. We fact that we still route aircraft just with verbal communication is absurd. Routing could all be automated and even the piloting of the aircraft could be automated.
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Dan Held@danheld·
@TeamSatoshi Im sure my iphone could run the routing software for the entire world
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Bitcoin-Music-Television
Bitcoin-Music-Television@TeamSatoshi·
A simple GPS tracking system could make air traffic collisions a thing of the past on the ground & upon decent. If X < proximity- continue else ~ secondary plane alt path. This few lines of code can easily become global standard with ease. Manual override option with credentials only.
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Greg Daugherty
Greg Daugherty@GregDaugherty17·
@danheld I’m amazed that a government monopoly on air traffic control works as well as it does.
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Trevor Scott ✘
Trevor Scott ✘@TrevorScottReal·
SpaceX IPOs. Tesla and SpaceX merge under one umbrella corp. Instantly becomes the largest company in the world. $10T market cap by 2030. Profit.
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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman
NASA is leading the greatest adventure in human history, and it has only just begun.   On Tuesday, we’ll share our plans for the future of NASA across many of our programs.   We’ll see you tomorrow morning for Ignition.
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@jason
@jason@Jason·
$tao > $btc
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GREG ISENBERG
GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg·
you shouldn't be allowed to be a VC if you haven't worked/built a startup idk why this would be controversial
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