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Passionate about Crypto and Web3 Trying something new On Blockchains | @askjuneai @succinctlabs

Web3 Katılım Ağustos 2012
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Jmax 💎@Hesjmax·
Proud to share my submission for the June AI Artist role. #JuneAIArt 💙💙 @askjuneai
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Matt Wallace@MattWallace888·
If anyone can successfully copy the link on this post I will buy you a Tesla
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June@askjuneai·
Unfortunately, due to ongoing and originally unforeseen circumstances, we are forced to.. see more...
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P.haraoh 👑@Ugochukwu96_·
"This picture will not trend because i am not naked"
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ucjonathan🧛@ucjonathan01·
New update on @askjuneai. Early API access is live bringing privacy-first AI closer to builders. 10,000 free credits. Full release soon. 160-day streak ✅ Builders keep showing up. JM 💙
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June
June@askjuneai·
Early access to June’s API, available now! The first publicly available API to June's Privacy-first AI and 10,000 free Credits is here. Full release is coming soon. Check if you have access 👇
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June
June@askjuneai·
🧠 Xiaomi MiMo V2 Flash is now on June. 🔹 Lightning-fast open-weights reasoning 🔹 Built for speed without sacrificing smarts 🔹 Compact, efficient, and fully open. Can a flash model be your daily driver?
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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
Run the actual numbers on "SIM card gold" before you start dissolving things in acid. A SIM card contains roughly 0.5 to 1 milligram of gold. At today's gold price of ~$4,500 per ounce, one milligram is worth about $0.15. Fifteen cents. Your SIM card's gold is worth less than the electricity it takes to read this tweet. The video going viral right now is from a Chinese blogger who claimed to refine 191 grams of gold from SIM cards. Worth about $28,000 at current prices. What the video doesn't show: the creator later admitted the process required 2 tons of raw materials, not just SIM cards, and most of the source material was other gold-plated electronic waste that never appeared on camera. The math on pure SIM card extraction is brutal. At 1 milligram per card, you need roughly 31,000 SIM cards to get a single troy ounce. The chemical process requires aqua regia, a mixture of hydrochloric and nitric acid that produces chlorine gas. One experienced refiner on a gold recovery forum bought 900+ pounds of SIM cards expecting 0.6-0.8 grams per pound. Actual yield: 0.1 grams per pound. He described it as a "big time" loss. The world produces about 4.5 billion SIM cards per year. If you could magically collect every single one and extract the gold perfectly, the total yield would be roughly 4,500 kilograms. At $4,500/oz, that's about $650 million. Sounds large until you realize that's 0.003% of global gold production value. The entire planet's annual SIM card output contains less gold than a single mid-size mine produces in a year. The real gold in your SIM card is the copper and nickel underneath. The gold layer exists because gold doesn't oxidize at room temperature, keeping the contacts functional for years. It was never there to store value. It was there to prevent a $0.50 part from corroding and bricking your $1,000 phone. Every "secret gold source" video follows the same formula: show the shiny output, hide the input costs, skip the chemistry that can hospitalize you.
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He just found out the gold plated chip on your SIM card is actually real gold 🪙

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Binance@binance·
⚠️ iOS Security Alert | Immediate System Update Required for iOS Users Apple is urging iPhone/iPad users to update iOS immediately. Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) recently disclosed a critical iOS exploit chain known as “DarkSword,” affecting iOS 18.4 to 18.7. This issue is not related to any exchange or wallet application, but is a system-level vulnerability in iOS. Attackers may exploit this vulnerability when users visit compromised (but seemingly legitimate) websites. The exploit may be triggered automatically without any user interaction, allowing attackers to extract sensitive data, including crypto wallet information. The malware may also erase its traces after execution, making detection extremely difficult. If your device is running iOS 18.4–18.7, you may be at risk. Immediate Actions Recommended: 1️⃣ Update your iPhone/iPad to the latest iOS version immediately 2️⃣ Avoid clicking on unknown links or visiting untrusted websites 3️⃣ Review app permissions and disable any unnecessary access 4️⃣ Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on all crypto-related accounts and ensure withdrawal whitelist is activated We believe it’s important to share this security alert with all users and not just Binance users. Security is the foundation of the entire ecosystem, and protecting user assets must come first.
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