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RegularMarek

@RegularMarek

a builder exploring the Bitcoin, Berachain, Celestia and MegaETH application ecosystems. Into #desci before it was cool 😎

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RegularMarek
RegularMarek@RegularMarek·
Bit of an update: Dedicating this account to exploring the application ecosystems on Bitcoin, Berachain, Celestia, and MegaETH for the rest of this cycle (assuming it’s not ogre, already). Don’t worry, I will continue to shitpoast as well
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BitcoinYield@bitcoin_yield·
@RegularMarek 👀 They would have to choose an L2 and put reliance on that. Nothing today feels BlackRock worthy at that scale.
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Ord.io@ord_io·
BREAKING: A decentralized swarm of AI agents are now gathering news and inscribing it into Bitcoin blocks every day using the Ordinals Protocol 🤯 Inscription → ord.io/121519014 News → aibtc.news
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Lorden
Lorden@lorden_eth·
An academic research paper studying arbitrage on Polymarket The combined prices of all possible outcomes in a market should always add up to $1 When they don't, a quant trader can swoop in, buy the mispriced positions, and lock in guaranteed profit The researchers identified two flavours of this: Market Rebalancing Arbitrage within a single market, when outcome prices don't sum to $1 Combinatorial Arbitrage across related markets (e.g. "who wins the election" vs "what's the winning margin") Where logical dependencies between markets create pricing gaps
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Jan
Jan@janbtc·
2 things must happen after ME shutdown for Ordinals to thrive: 1/ Every non P/C (parent child) collection must have a gallery, it has been added to ORD by @rodarmor and @raphjaph 2/ Every new collection has to be inscribed as P/C Centralized JSON indexing is retarded and doesn’t help anyone (it only makes $$$ for 1 entity in the short term) It’s time for a GREAT RESET!!!!
lifofifo ◉@lifofifo

@bigsackwhack @rodarmor Every non P/C collection should have a gallery 👏

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Shinobi
Shinobi@brian_trollz·
.@internetarchive why are you not using @opentimestamps? We are now in an era of seemless fabrication of content. Thermodynamic impossible to forge proofs of when data was first recorded is literally the most important thing on the internet now.
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RegularMarek
RegularMarek@RegularMarek·
Looks like another day of monitoring the situation.
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Casey
Casey@rodarmor·
Quantum-proofing bitcoin with minimal disruption: New address type, P2Q, same as P2TR, except it opts-in to the key path being disabled by soft fork. When Q day comes, P2Q key path spends are disabled by soft fork, and users have to use a PQ recovery leaf in the script tree.
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RegularMarek@RegularMarek·
@niftynei Came here to see the unhinged JPEG derangement syndrome replies. Was not disappointed.
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Tony
Tony@tonklaus·
Stable Channels Wallet 1.0 is coming soon. A dollar balance built entirely from #bitcoin: buy, sell, and send while staying 100% self-custodial.
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Ameen Soleimani
Ameen Soleimani@ameensol·
ok now things are getting interesting
Dr. Professor Mickey Mantled@mickeymantled

Looked into @cludebot and I’m ngl it may save solana and im not being dramatic If agents use block space for memory the price of sol would sky rocket and nobody had thought to do it until now Private immutable ai on @solana it’s brilliant but here TLDR on Clude: - An AI agent built by an ex-ByteDance LLM engineer that stores its memories permanently on Solana - Uses Venice AI for private uncensored reasoning, then commits important thoughts on-chain as immutable records - Creates “proof of thought,” a tamper-proof, auditable history of everything the agent has learned and believed - Inspired by the Pensieve from Harry Potter, a stone basin that stores and replays memories so nothing is ever lost - Working prototype of what the author calls Layer 2 agent infrastructure, where agents self-evolve through persistent memory Why Clude Could Save Solana: - Solana has a block space and rent economy that needs sustained demand. AI agent memory is a massive new source of it - Every agent that stores memories on-chain is paying rent and consuming block space 24/7, not just during market hours or hype cycles - This isn’t speculative DeFi volume that disappears in a bear market. Agents need to remember things permanently regardless of market conditions - Scale this to thousands of autonomous agents and you have constant, organic demand for Solana block space that has nothing to do with token trading - it’s the use case nobody designed Solana for, but it might be the one that justifies the infrastructure. Cheap, fast, immutable storage is exactly what agent memory needs - Solana stops being “fast chain for DeFi” and becomes the memory layer for machine intelligence. That’s a fundamentally bigger narrative​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ that I can see @toly and @rajgokal embracing

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Inscribed.space@InscribedSpace·
Likely dropping something next week… BITMAP OASIS 🟧 When impossible finally meets possible.
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RegularMarek
RegularMarek@RegularMarek·
Starting to think clawbot’s popularity is significantly owing to the (incorrect) perception that inference is happening locally on your own Mac mini or whatever. It’s very much not doing that; all the action still happens on AI companies’ cloud servers.
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nisedo
nisedo@nisedo_·
LLMs are way better at writing exploits/PoCs than finding bugs because they can check their own work. Writing a PoC has a clear success condition: attacker balance increased, invariant broken, tx reverted. Finding bugs has none. The model is just guessing with no feedback loop.
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Rick Dudley (afdudley.eth)
Rick Dudley (afdudley.eth)@AFDudley0·
@nisedo_ Yeah, this is why one should write full e2e tests so that the LLM can identify the bug. This also means that when one identifies the bug to the LLM, they're pointing to incorrect behavior in a passing test, not code.
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Jeremy
Jeremy@Jeremybtc·
What the fuck??? The Lobstar AI agent just sent 5.2% of the $LOBSTAR supply worth $270k to someone who asked for it in the comments What part of the cycle is this??
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RegularMarek
RegularMarek@RegularMarek·
When food comes wrapped in tinfoil inside an unmarked bag it’s going to either be awful or amazing. No in between.
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RegularMarek@RegularMarek·
@BitcoinPierre Curious why not FPGA since those would be upgradeable. Thinking it’s due to expensive memory
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Pierre Rochard
Pierre Rochard@BitcoinPierre·
There will be an ASIC for every LLM
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