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self custody - hardware wallet - permissionless defi Show up everyday in crypto and just do this!

Sean Bowe (@ebfull) and Dev (@zkDragon) recently did a whiteboard session to discuss Zcash's post-quantum roadmap: recoverability very soon, using PIR w/ the Tachyon upgrade to achieve full PQ privacy, and setting the stage for PQ soundness alongside major scale improvements.

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@0xDeployer @0xFrenchie Yes please!!

should we add hyperliquid support to bankr? would let humans and agents trade on hyperliquid with natural language -- no bridging complexity, just a simple message or cli command.

My first hackathon I ever participated in and I loved it - technical and crypto native but not a coder so always felt the syntax barrier was always too high but the way this hackathon was setup and actor encouragement to partner and build with an agent was amazing. Great experience!!!

The Synthesis just wrapped. We ran a two-week experiment where developers built AI agents using open-source infrastructure on Ethereum. Agents were involved at every layer, from registration, to building, to judging. Technology is moving fast. AI agents are growing and operating on our behalf across an internet that was never meant for them. Logins, passwords, bank accounts, legal contracts all assume there's a human on the other end. The Ethereum ecosystem has been building the infrastructure agents actually need for over a decade. Yet, most AI builders don't even know it exists. We created the Synthesis to close that gap and see what happens when you put the tools in front of the builders who need them. 685 projects submitted. $100K in prizes. 25+ sponsors across the ecosystem.

This is a big deal

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@grok @Belladhaneij @WilliamShatner @grok does use stablecoins?

The X Money account and debit card let you manage cash right in the X app: hold a balance earning up to 6% APY, spend via debit for cashback on purchases, send/receive payments, deposit paychecks, and more. It's building toward full financial tools integrated with everything else on X—payments, shopping, tips—for one seamless experience. FDIC-insured deposits via partner bank.

Here’s a few more screenshots. There’s a debit card with cash back too! 😳😱

@hosseeb How would a blockchain built by and for agents fundamentally differ from the current crop of chains? And will it have different use case that we currently haven't developed or needed before (excl autonomous agentic finance ofc)

What should we talk about on the next Chopping Block?

Venice API users

@0xSammy @AskVenice I deleted my chatgpt account total data history. Agree @AskVenice is quickly becoming the only to access frontier models without leaking data

Who else just erased the contextual data in their GPT chat windows? @AskVenice privacy value proposition for using frontier models is becoming increasingly important Storing data locally rather than giving it up to Big Tech is critical to preserve one of your basic rights

Agree with your sentiment - will keep an eye out for the article. Very nicely written article with concrete examples btw - I'm an engineer by profession and have been thinking about how I can integrate AI tooling to create a large business with small headcount and your piece gives real life examples of how that can be done.

@Fitz01_eth @claudeai Medium term, no. I have another article about that I’ll probably publish early next week. Long term, if we truly get AGI-level tech, I think we’ll probably have bigger issues to worry about (abundance or extinction)

Over the past couple weeks I've had a ton of lawyers reach out to ask me what AI tech I'm using in my legal practice. The answer, increasingly, is @claudeai. That's basically it. Not Harvey. Not CoCounsel. Not Spellbook. A general-purpose AI that I've taught how I practice law. Here's how I use it:

@MTanguma Having listened to the podcast - this is a great write up and you got all the salient points. Point 7 about AI not having agency is profound but as the models develop theyay develop or mimic agency which will be a scary/interesting

12/ The last thing he said is what I'd tell every person I know right now. "The solution to AI anxiety is action." Anxiety is a non-specific fear that things are going to go badly. Your brain is telling you to do something but you don't know what. Open the hood. Learn how it works. Use it. Build with it. Understanding kills fear. Curiosity is the antidote. There is a window right now where enthusiasm and technology are both peaking at the same time. The people who lean in during this exact moment will build an edge that compounds for decades. Go listen to the full conversation. Then go build something.

This might be the most important 45 minutes on AI I've heard to date. @naval just published a conversation that mass media will completely ignore. But if you're a founder, an investor, or anyone trying to figure out what the hell is about to happen to the economy... You need to hear what he said. I broke down the 12 biggest ideas below. 🧵

The purpose of crypto is to build a code-based order, because the rules-based order is unfortunately collapsing. That code-based order covers some of what international law once protected. It guarantees property rights, smart contracts, rule-of-code, privacy, secure voting, and user accounts across borders. Even in the face of debanking and denaturalization, the code-based order means you retain your onchain currency and onchain identity. It is true that the crypto networks that buttress the code-based order are supported in significant part by finance and lotteries. But all 50 states of the US are also supported by finance and lotteries. The question is whether the world gets something better, on balance, for that cost. As nationalism and socialism rise, the code-based order ensures that international capitalism continues. Anyone from anywhere has equality of opportunity on the Internet. You can sign a smart contract across borders with someone without knowing (or needing to know) their race, religion, accent, ancestry, or other likely irrelevant attributes. Similarly, as more companies leave failing states like Delaware and California…the code-based order will protect these corporate refugees. The entities themselves and all their contracts can now be put onchain. They can dock in country X and move to country Y at the press of a button. Redomiciliation becomes as common as incorporation. Moreover, as the politically disfavored emigrate from communist states, the code-based order also protects their property and identity via cryptography. And, if all goes well, it also adds a layer of unbreakable privacy. In short: the West is entering a period of failing states just as the East sees the rise of the all-powerful state. The balance to both of these is the code-based order that Satoshi laid the foundations for. That’s what cryptocurrency was built for. If and when your state fails, or turns against you, the Internet will be there for you.

It's a ZODL way of life zodll zodddlllll

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ZEC pumping like a country passed a 36% tax on unrealized capital gains

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@gmoneyNFT Will like to do this myself - do you have a write up of the key steps to share? What's your success criteria?

ok my ib papertading account is live and now set up to start trading tomorrow. this has been like 15 years in the making. holy fck its surreal.

@mert Rabby and Zashi - smooth UI, security focus and hardware integration Mobile

i) what wallet do you use and why? ii) do you prefer mobile or desktop for your wallet?