Check Raise

It was during this 1990 appearance on the BBC’s ‘Wogan’ to promote his film "Wild at Heart", that we learned every ounce of cocaine may also contain traces of Nicolas Cage.

Holy shit why is this man on Fox News wearing a literal CIA mask

When you finally understand bitcoin

Bitcoin. Mining. ASICs. BIP-302. ⚡️ We got updates... Join the Tech AMA with Dr. K today at 11 AM CDT to dive deep into the hardware and tech driving Proof-of-Work forward. Set your reminders: x.com/i/spaces/1rGmq…

@Cernovich 100% Just had the same thought after seeing this. Joe has taken the cash to sway public opinion.

There is some sort of intelligence agency op to make Theo look crazy. I've seen this happen many times over the years. Why Joe Rogan is doing it is anyone's guess. But it's not a "concerned friend." This are far more nefarious forces at work.

@TheoVon Bro.....people completely twisted that lil rant you did on the show a bit back. Tons of people are thinking exactly what you said!!! Starting to think Joe may be getting paid to swing public opinion now. Regardless....he doesn't seem like much of a friend to you at this point.

This is mostly 🧢. Sad to see this kinda stuff. Im doing great. Im a human being which is a rocky ride. But im doing fine thanks.

@lorddrey The Book of Enoch gains credibility and a lot of The Bible should be assumed to be more literal than philosophical. Are people still actually questioning if intelligent beings exist in a universe that seems to be infinite???

If Aliens are real what then happens to the Bible?

Today would have been Hal Finney's 70th birthday. Finney was the first person other than Satoshi to run Bitcoin's software. On January 12, 2009, he received the first peer-to-peer bitcoin transaction ever made: 10 BTC from Satoshi. His tweet from the day before: "Running bitcoin." When the whitepaper dropped in 2008, most cryptographers ignored it. Finney was one of the few who immediately saw what it could become. He had already spent years building the tools that laid the groundwork, including the first reusable proof-of-work system in 2004. He was diagnosed with ALS the same year Bitcoin launched. He kept writing code from a wheelchair using eye-tracking software until he couldn't. Happy birthday, Hal.

@kostascrypto Interesting theory. It would be cool to hear @mechanikalk and yourself trade some thoughts on quantum mechanics.

Quantum mechanics might enforce a zero-knowledge-like constraint on physical reality… observers can verify statistical consistency of an underlying structure, while being fundamentally unable to extract or clone that structure. My recent deep interactions by swinging between quantum crypto, quantum physics and humanity’s recent cryptography advances, somehow convince me that universe’s physics might be closer to a new theory some of us are weakly exploring for more than a decade but we cannot prove or fully comprehend yet. I understand that many theorists will fight back on my ideas, but I’m promising to spend enough time for the rest of my life in quantum mechanics until I also contribute to fundamental science. For those in the crypto space, this post is unrelated to blockchains, if you follow me just for crypto skip that post and forbid me. For those who are curious for our existence, give it a thought, but I’m not a proficient physicist (not yet at least, my studies were CS, then Electrical Engineering (some physics), then Medical Doctor (drop out), and eventually a PhD in Cryptography), I do math, yes oftentimes advanced, so take it with a grain of salt. Who knows, one day science might prove me right. Still too early… Einstein, Bohr, Tesla, Schrödinger and co… all of the great human minds, were always my inspiration on how I should perceive life and human evolution and understanding our universe… My Thesis: Quantum mechanics might be the universe’s ultimate privacy layer. And this has mostly to do with the probabilistic models and how some believe there might be a hidden structure that we cannot still understand, and hence we simulate with randomness and a probability distribution. As humans we still cannot prove what is the absolute truth with certainty. We’ve been taught that quantum randomness is “fundamental.” But what if that’s just the interface and not the underlying reality? I Think of it this way: In Zero-knowledge proof, a prover convinces a verifier that something is true without revealing the secret itself. Now look at quantum mechanics through that lens: - The quantum state behaves like a hidden witness - Measurements are transcripts - The Max Born rule enforces consistency - The observer is just a verifier You can validate statistical structure… but until today at least, you can’t extract the underlying state. Not necessarily because it’s “random”… but because it’s information-theoretically hidden. This aligns with core quantum constraints: – No-cloning theorem -> you can’t copy the “witness” – Bell’s theorem -> correlations prove structure exists, but forbid classical reconstruction – Measurement -> reveals partial info while destroying the rest This doesn’t look like randomness. It looks like zero-knowledge by design. A system where: You can verify consistency of reality… …but you’re cryptographically prevented from accessing its full state. If there is a deeper deterministic layer, it may not be observable, not because of noise, but because of provable indistinguishability. In that sense: Quantum mechanics isn’t just physics. It’s a privacy-preserving protocol between reality and observers… and probabilities are just the leakage function. Reality reveals proofs, not secrets, it will take us many years due to lack of sensors and larger very expensive experiments in the universe, outside earth’s gravity, thermodynamics and cosmic radiation influence to get to a new theory that will surpass accuracy of conventional and current quantum understandings, but I’m convinced that we miss something big.

@Primequbic I was wondering if emissions plus buybacks going to miners has increased has increased since DOGE mining began. I assume 99% of previous DOGE miners are selling qubic mining revenue.

$QUBIC is falling. Something is wrong. What did I miss?

@DeFi_Alien0 @CurrentSUI I used to do this manually with sSUI and SUI. At the time interest was being paid to me for borrowing SUI. There is an optimal formula for claiming rewards that depends on how long you plan on depositing them for. There use to be a deposit/withdrawal fee to consider as well.

I opened a $400 position on @CurrentSUI’s multiply strategy but this is what it shows Looks confusing at first but here’s what’s actually happening: - I deposited ~$400 and used a 4.8× multiplier - Current then used a flash loan, borrowed $1,482 and swapped to USDsui - Now my total position is $1,868 ($1,482 + $400) - This means I’m earning yield on $1.8k and not $400 You should also note that I’m paying interest on the $1.4k I borrowed So my net APR should be something like this: Net APR = (4.8 × Supply APR) − (3.8 × Borrow APR) PS: I’m using max multiplier, so there’s always a risk of liquidation 👀

JUST IN: Jack Dorsey is helping launch a new film on #Bitcoin pioneer and freedom fighter Julian Assange 👀 "THEY TRIED TO BLOCK WIKILEAKS' FINANCIAL ACCESS. BUT THEY COULDN'T BLOCK BITCOIN." 🔥

We just hit our all time high for 5090s on Salad 🥳 Bad news (for us 🥗) - it's still not enough to satisfy current demand! Good news (for you 🧑‍🍳) - it's still not enough to satisfy current demand! If you have a 5090 or 4090, we have ~450 fresh jobs waiting to get Chopped.

@BlueMoon_Mining Condolences and prayers!!!

Lost my uncle today, only 47 man. Drinking is horrible.

The Doge Mining, Phase 3, Day 4 numbers are in. Real sample. qMine DG1+ ASIC. 13 GH/s. Mining DOGE via Qubic → $12.14/day Mining LTC + DOGE on traditional pools → $7.23/day That's +$4.91/day. ~68% more profit. And that's still against merge mining — where other pools combine LTC and DOGE just to stay in the game. Same hardware. Same effort. Completely different outcome.

@martypartymusic SUI was frozen after the Cetus hack

Banks can freeze your dollars Brokers can freeze your stock or paper metals Circle can freeze your USDC Tether can freeze your USDT Any bridged crypto asset on a L2 can be frozen Bitcoin can never be frozen Solana can never be frozen Ethereum can never be frozen SUI can never be frozen Understand L1 digital asset custody and why its special.

@YoungWolfViaBTC @TwhitNub101

🚀 Home Mining Setup: Level 100 Automation with Tapo 🔥 Back again showing how I run my little ASIC farm without babysitting it 24/7. These TP-Link Tapo smart plugs are straight-up game changers. I’ve got S19k Pro miners on Tapo plugs 1/2 & 2/2 so I can: • Monitor real-time power draw • Auto shut them down if temps spike or electricity gets expensive • Turn everything on/off remotely with one tap Paired with the Tapo camera (“my own cam”) staring directly at the rig. Night vision on point, live feed on my phone, and I get alerts the second anything moves or the fans change pitch 😂 Even got the S21 fan + S19k fan running on their own Tapo circuits so cooling stays independent. Whole “Wolf den” is now fully automated — miners, power monitoring, camera surveillance, the works. Crypto mining in 2026 doesn’t have to be chaotic. Tapo makes it clean, safe, and actually manageable from anywhere. Who else is running home miners with smart plugs & cameras? Drop your setup below 👇 #BitcoinMining #HomeMining #ASIC #Tapo #CryptoSetup #SmartHomeMining #S19k #S21

@LFGMiningLLC L7s for 1k shipped looking solid too.

S21s ROI 300days + S19XP under 75 days Keep them coming !!