Edward

Its 420

@RaminNasibov Enter the void

Can someone recommend a movie that will emotionally destroy me?

@SkaterGains This what AI is for. Wow

Dawg really?

@brian_armstrong Potheqds

402

@EleanorTerrett @WSJ @SecScottBessent He's waiting, she's waiting..we all waiting! & half expecting 😬

The U.S. Treasury Secretary is weighing in on the push to pass crypto market structure legislation in a new @WSJ op-ed. @SecScottBessent framed it as a national priority, saying “economic security is national security,” and argued the Clarity Act is the cornerstone to bringing long-awaited rules of the road to crypto markets. He also warned that time is of the essence. “Senate floor time is scarce, and now is the time to act,” he said. “The promise of GENIUS can’t be realized without Clarity’s support.” Link below ⬇️

@pmarca How rare will human intelligence become?

The pricing tiers for AGI are something like (1) $20/month, (2) $200/day = ~$75,000/year, (3) $1,000/day = ~$350,000/year, and (4) ~$10 billion. For now.

frick frock & hodL

@scottmelker Looks like the golden age will have some orange legs.

"JUST IN: US dollar bills to be printed with President Trump's signature, removing Treasurer signature for the first time." It’s not the headline that’s insane, it’s how normal this all feels now.

@nicksortor Holy cow

ICE agents absolutely LOVE the idea of being sent into airports. People don’t realize airports are CRAWLING with illegals. This might just be one of President Trump’s best ideas yet 😏

If you had to build a team with 11 copies of the same player, which player would you pick?

@PeterBernegger Interesting, dns filtering is mint

🚨 Tweet #11: The weapon they built is called Pythia. Built at Georgia Institute of Technology. Funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. But this is not theory. We have the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's own internal planning document - a working agenda sent by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contractor Christopher Schneck to Professor Manos Antonakakis on February 26, 2020 - eight months before the 2020 election. Read what is on that agenda. Word for word: "Deploying Active Domain Name System Pythia - Defense Digital Service / Department of Homeland Security" "Wants to be able to run Reverse Mode and find unknowns." Translation for non-technical readers: Pythia was being embedded inside the Department of Homeland Security, the very agency responsible for declaring elections secure, with the specific goal of running Reverse Mode. Here is what Reverse Mode does in plain language: You pick a target network - say, a voting machine company. Once inside a network, and the documents confirm Pythia was deployed inside the Department of Homeland Security by February 2020, Pythia maps every single connection on that network. Public or private. Internal or external. There is nowhere to hide. Who is accessing it. From where. At what time. Through what pathway. Encryption does not hide this. Firewalls do not block this. Because Pythia operates at the Domain Name System layer: the foundational address system every internet-connected device must use to function. There is no way around it. And here is what else is on that same Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency agenda - listed as Reverse Mode targets: ✅ Voting machine manufacturers ✅ Burisma - the Ukrainian energy company ✅ Department of State ✅ National Security Agency leaked report ✅ State of Georgia - its own separate line item All of this. On one Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency planning document. Eight months before you voted. And United States Army soldiers were trained on this weapon at Georgia Tech's campus. One of those soldiers wrote this to Professor Antonakakis after his training: "Thanks for hosting the Pythia training a couple of weeks ago. It was very interesting seeing the tool in action." The Army unit's motto: 'Pierce the Shadows.' They were not kidding. Captain Severson's email signature contains the Second Battalion Cyber Protection Brigade motto: "Pierce the Shadows." It is in the document. In Ancient Greece, Pythia was the Oracle of Delphi. Nice documents @TheAndersPaul - he obtained them via public records requests and hit gold.

@scottmelker No explanations, just smoke signals, like a black eye on the sec.

Can someone please explain to me how negotiations between two industries, in this case crypto and banking, are relevant for legislation? Has outside influence in politics really gotten to the point where this is so normalized that nobody even bats an eye?

@EricLDaugh The script has flipped

🚨 BREAKING: NATO SecGen Mark Rutte just STUNNED the Democrats, coming out in 100% support of President Trump's Iran triumph "The Commander-in-Chief, the leader of the free world, President Donald J. Trump, I REALLY commend what is happening here! Taking out Khamenei, taking out the nuclear capability and ballistic missile program in Iran." 🔥 "This is crucial. I spoke with ALL the key European leaders...there's WIDESPREAD support for the president's doing."

@ZPEdisclosure Whats the patent for a magnetic engine?

If you invent a new energy technology in the US and file a patent, here's what can happen: 1. Your patent gets flagged by one of 12 federal agencies 2. A secrecy order is issued 3. You cannot publish, sell, or discuss your invention 4. Violation = up to 2 years in prison This is current US law. Not a conspiracy theory. It's 35 U.S.C. §§ 181-188.

@Crypto_TownHall Who gets Paul Atkin's, 'innovation exemption'?

@MatchDCentral Who cares, England's gonna win the world cup!

🚨 BREAKING: Manchester City could reportedly face a drop as far as non-league football if they are expelled by the Premier League at the end of the season 😳🔵 The English Football League would not be required to place them in the EFL Championship, EFL League One, or EFL League Two. It’s also believed Pep Guardiola could reconsider his position if the club is ultimately found guilty. [@topskillsportuk]

Well played Elon, the future is insight.

Four!

@jimcramer Are you spying a 100% gain for the month, Jim?

I am a huge gold bug, but I am NOT a silver bug. If there were no sentimental value to it, i would try to cash in on family silver. It is getting ridiculous...

@Jayde8700 Digital identities would change everything

People aren’t “misinterpreting” Carney. “The old order is not coming back” is code for: voters don’t get a say anymore. Decisions get centralized, dissent gets framed as a problem, and sovereignty becomes an inconvenience. When politicians talk about ending the “old order,” they rarely mean their own power.