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I like Russian writer induced depression.

Was an audit of those donations ever done or are they just being pocketed by whatever cousin of the current politician ?

@Gwenole_M It was within France. So local inter regional 🚚

@FloB_Safe From where? Sent some parcels from Japan to France and it’s always fine (But Japan Post is top tier)

Sent a colis in France. Weight measured by the transporter at reception 10kg, weight delivered 4kg and they blame me, trust society is down only.

@direkturcrypto It isn’t an EOA but NP

THIS IS THE FUD. SORRY 🙏 is this real ? owner of MEGA token is EOA wallet ? what if this wallet compromissed ? this wallet can execute minting the token. security reason

EU has GDPR so hacker can go directly to your local governments to collect your data.

'who thinks abstractly? the uneducated, not the educated.' hegel told us in 1808. crypto talked about 'account abstraction' for years but never shipped it at scale. now fintech did it for us. except they didn't abstract the account. they abstracted crypto itself. away from the people who were supposed to use it. who knew stablecoins were just an intercompany accounting tool? circle mints USDC on its own balance sheet, shuffles it between its own subsidiaries, burns it. the bank sends fiat in, gets fiat out. $68M across 8 entities in one month, settled in minutes. the stablecoin is born and dies inside circle's corporate group. nobody else ever touches it. who knew you could build an entire blockchain where the whole point is that nobody knows they're on a blockchain? stripe shipped tempo, a chain where businesses issue virtual addresses to their customers and all funds route to one master wallet. the customer sees a payment. the business sees a ledger entry. the blockchain is a backend detail, like a database vendor. who knew 'self-custodial' could mean signing up with an email? privy ships passkey wallets where the credential is bound to a single app domain. the user never sees a key, never signs a transaction, never knows the wallet exists. self-custody as a legal classification, not a user experience. of course. this is the WaaS playbook. circle does it for banks. stripe/privy does it for fintechs. both for consumers. the plumbing works. but it's hidden plumbing. and incumbents will always be better at hiding crypto than we are. let them have it. except every roadmap tells a different story. I call it account graduation: circle's own press release says the quiet part: managed payments is designed so institutions 'gradually evolve from a managed model toward greater ownership and control.' that's graduation language. start with training wheels, end with direct ownership. tempo is building the infrastructure for what comes after the training wheels. access keys with spending caps so businesses can delegate without losing control. a shared policy registry so compliance rules apply once across every token. ISO 20022 memos so on-chain payments reconcile against ERPs without custom code. abstraction features graduate to ownership features. privy's Q4 roadmap points the same direction. preconfigured agent policies. a treasury management suite. the tools you need once you stop hiding the account and start actually running it. everyone starts by hiding crypto. then they build accounts. the abstraction is transitional. the account keeps floating to the surface. crypto's job is not to build more abstraction layers for people who don't want to touch it. the incumbents have that covered. instead, cryptos job is to builds the concreteness. the ownership infrastructure that the training wheels eventually come off onto. the uneducated abstract. businesses ahead of the curve make it concrete. kanye had a word for this on graduation: 'good morning and look at the valedictorian; scared of the future while I hop in the DeLorean'. good morning. welcome to graduation. 🧸

I like to see the leeches complaining about @megaeth rewards.

Where I will be if Trump decides to kick the communist out.

Honest question: If you couldn't touch your crypto for 10 years, how would you store it? Reply below. Curious about the answers.

@STACCoverflow Didn’t they raise a billion dollar less than a year ago ?

BREAKING! this just in: 30% of pumpdotfun (around 30 people!) were laid off April 1, and received slaps in the face for severance. Remote+UK, mostly. In total they were all due significant % the company AND tokenshare in equity, when vested. .. .. .. .. .. scumbags. laid off by -email- cowards.

@adcv_ We don't celebrate commies festivities here.

Zug does not stop working for Labor Day, as the free hand of the market intended

Because you are not the kind of user they want to attract.

@adcv_ @flipdazed

@flipdazed the most dominant europe has ever been historically was when it was at its most disunited

Feels like a good time to revisit how ridiculously dominant a united Europe would be…

Still no decent gold tokens or tokenized stocks.

@mewwts @A_Leutenegger sea*

@mewwts @A_Leutenegger Hence why Switzerland should buy the whole French alps until the French riviera so they unlock see access ahah

I'll soon have to vote on capping the population in Switzerland to 10 million people. What are the best reasons and resources for and against anyone has?

@alexanderchopan @FunctorNetwork Yeah we had discussion couple of months back, we discussed with couple of teams on that subject.

@FloB_Safe tangential but have you seen @FunctorNetwork keystore rollup. much needed imo. i know yall were working on one for a while.

if only you could rotate your keys every once in a while and keep the same address and account without moving funds, some of these old wallets, getting drained might’ve had a shot at survival. frames eip 8141 and native account abstraction helps.

Dude went full rush B p90 blyat