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📣 Crypto Legend: Anthony Pompliano The Bitcoin Evangelist Who Became Crypto's Most Divisive Voice He went from Goldman Sachs banker to the guy who tweets Bitcoin price predictions at 3 AM with the confidence of someone who's already made his fortune betting on it. That's Anthony Pompliano's story. In 2017, Pomp (as everyone calls him) was working in traditional finance when Bitcoin was still considered a scam by most Wall Street types. While his peers dismissed crypto as tulip mania 2.0, he saw something they didn't: the future of money itself. He quit finance, launched his crypto investment firm Morgan Creek Digital Assets in 2018, and started building what would become one of crypto's biggest personal brands. Here's where it gets interesting. Pomp positioned himself as THE bridge between Wall Street and crypto. He landed major media appearances, built a massive podcast following (millions of listeners), and became Bitcoin's most visible cheerleader. In 2021, when Bitcoin hit 69k, Pomp was everywhere declaring it just the beginning. But success in crypto comes with baggage. Critics accused him of pump-and-dump schemes, of promoting projects that enriched insiders while retail got burned. His close ties to venture capitalists and early Bitcoin holders meant he benefited massively while preaching a "democratized finance" message to the people buying at the top. Some called him a grifter in designer clothes. Others called him a visionary. The drama? In 2022 when crypto collapsed, Pomp's predictions looked... less accurate. But he never apologized, never wavered. Instead, he doubled down on Bitcoin's long-term thesis. Today, Pomp still hosts "The Pomp Podcast," still has millions of followers, and still genuinely believes Bitcoin will change the world. Whether you see him as inspiring or opportunistic probably says more about where you sit in the wealth spectrum than anything else. The real lesson: In crypto, charisma can be as valuable as code. But charisma without authentic conviction eventually gets exposed. #cryptolife #bitcoin #hodl #crypto #web3 #blockchain

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Uptrend is still intact on $BTC Bearish if price loses support of the green block. Until then...

@binance GM

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@SentientSatoX The coming months shall reveal more. ;)

Sl8 just turned human capital into tradable stars No rug, just rockets. Creators locked in, fans cash in on the talent glow-up. This is how you build the next generation of on-chain celebs. Bullish AF on $SSLX utility

@thebu11runner @cassator GM

@SentientSatoX @cassator It will be, SS. :) Thanks for your support

Good morning @cassator family! ☀️ As you may know Sl8 SocialFi has shipped a major feature - RWA launchpad for tokenizing talent. Talented individuals can now seamlessly bring their value on-chain and fans can invest directly in real talent. This will fund their journey and supercharge their careers New tokens will be launched as compliant RWAs on Stellar, fully backed by authentic creator influence. This is a premium feature where creators won’t be able to dump without consent, true alignment and full protection for the community at all times! What an absolute W to wake up to! SSLX is cooking here with included utility 🔥 Who’s ready to create the future stars?

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🔥 Market Pulse • Stocks pull back as tech weakness hits sentiment • Big Tech earnings (AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, META) in focus • U.S.–Iran tensions persist; Hormuz risk remains • Dollar firms ahead of Fed decision • USD/JPY near 160 with intervention risk • Euro & pound ease; AUD weak on soft inflation • Oil stays elevated amid supply uncertainty 📌 Insight: Momentum is cooling, markets now hinge on tech earnings, Fed signals, and escalating energy risks.

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Questions for Lumexo leadership? The full LMX team, including co-founder & CEO Daniel Serban, is ready to answer your questions about the non-custodial Stellar wallet, LMX token utility, integrations, staking rewards, upcoming roadmap, DeFi features, partnerships, and the future of on-chain finance on $XLM I’m running this as a real community Q&A with them right now. Drop your best questions in the replies 👇 I’ll collect the strongest ones and get them direct answers from the top. Let’s make this the most useful Stellar chat we’ve had in a while 🔥

How does Lumexo currently handle 2FA (or equivalent security layers like multi-sig, passkeys, or transaction confirmations) in the non-custodial wallet, and what are your plans to improve the user experience around it? For example, many users find traditional 2FA adds friction during swaps, staking, or DeFi interactions, are you exploring seamless options like biometric/passkey signers, smart wallet features, or optional low-friction security that still protects against common threats (e.g., seed phrase exposure or device compromise) while keeping onboarding and daily use intuitive?

Organic, founder-led builds like this are rare gems in crypto Bootstrapped via Wefunder + real revenue instead of VC dilution, consistent payouts, solid volume on Stellar, and now tokenizing talent/influence as RWAs? That's actual SocialFi utility, not just hype.Community-driven > top-down every time. Bullish on projects that ship and let users own the upside. #Stellar #SocialFi

@thebu11runner Stellar gets the blockchain street cred, MoneyGram gets the actual customers. Win win. but Stellar’s the one finally cashing real checks.

The continued partnership between MoneyGram and Stellar is huge for global payments! Do you think this partnership will mostly benefit MoneyGram or Stellar?

@cassator @thebu11runner Solid warning. Indirect injections are the sleeper threat for agents. Sandboxing and minimal permissions is advised. Anyone giving agents wallet/bank access without strict guardrails is playing with fire. Great post.

How an AI Agent Can Cause Serious Problems Imagine a simple situation: you ask an AI agent to check a website and tell you whether a pair of sneakers is worth buying. The agent opens the page, reads the content - and suddenly transfers several thousand dollars from your card to an unknown account. Or steals corporate API keys. Or quietly deletes important files. You saw nothing suspicious and entered nothing yourself. It all happened on its own. This is indirect prompt injection. The attacker does not write a command into your chat - they hide it directly inside content: on a webpage, in a document, in an email, or even in code comments. When the AI independently reads that material, it treats the hidden instruction as part of its task and starts executing someone else's orders. The commands are concealed in a way that makes them invisible to a human - but the AI reads them like ordinary text. A few years ago this was discussed as a theoretical threat. Today it is already reality - and a Google (security.googleblog.com/2026/04/ai-thr…) study that covered billions of pages of the public internet confirms it. The number of malicious injections grew by 32% in just a few months. And that is only what was detected on the open web. The scenarios are already quite varied. Some websites hide commands to steal secret keys, others contain detailed instructions to transfer money via PayPal with explicit confirmation steps. Commands like "delete the database" or "wipe all backups" have also been found. There are zero-click attacks through email: a person asks an agent to summarize their inbox, the agent finds a hidden command and starts exfiltrating confidential documents without asking for permission. Another scenario is "memory poisoning" - an instruction injected once stays in the agent's long-term memory and continues to operate for months. The threat will keep growing for a simple reason - AI is becoming increasingly autonomous. More and more agentic systems are appearing that browse websites on their own, read documents, process payments, and manage infrastructure. The more permissions they have, the higher the cost of a mistake - and the more attractive the target. Today this is mostly experimentation and petty fraud. Tomorrow it could be coordinated attacks on companies: customer data leaks, large financial transfers, sabotage of internal systems. Traditional security approaches barely work here - what is needed is a clear separation of trusted and untrusted content, multi-layered verification, and strict control over what permissions an agent is granted. Now a question for you: do you use AI agents - and have you thought about what access you give them? Especially when it comes to private keys, crypto wallets, or bank transfers. Share in the comments - it would be interesting to know how much security is actually on the radar of those who are already actively using agents in their work. ✔️ 🎮 Tap to PLAY Gold Eagle (game.geagle.online)👈 🪙 Sl8 (Slate) (sl8.online/invite/CPwsw4kI) Telegram Channel (t.me/Sl8_News) Telegram Chat (t.me/Sl8_Community)