StableIDs / stableids.eth / stableids.sol

@DilligafDave01 @unusual_whales Because they're a bunch of crooks, you nonce.

@unusual_whales Because he knows the first thing the Democrats will do if they ever get close enough to power is re-weaponise the IRS to go after his family.

BREAKING: The US has dropped tax claims against Trump, with part of the settlement agreement saying the US is "forever barred and precluded" from examining or prosecuting Trump, his sons and the Trump organization's current tax issues, per AP

@WatcherGuru The cost of normal goods doesn't matter to rich fucks that have never worried about those costs ever in their lives. "Rich dude says poor people concerns don't matter to him"

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump says the rise in gas prices is "peanuts" and "very temporary."

@salw0 @ZoidbergJim @histories_arch @Dr_TheHistories Ever thrown a few blueberries into ground beef when making a burger? Actually pretty good, especially if you use a fruit BBQ sauce like whiskey peach

@ZoidbergJim @StableIDs @histories_arch @Dr_TheHistories Take a cooked, fatty steak out of the refrigerator. After 15 minutes, take a bite of that steak and, while chewing, pop a few blackberries or blueberries into your mouth and continue chewing. Pemmikan is a taste similar to that. Not everyone mihgt like meat with fruit.

The Native tribes of the American plains invented one of the most efficient survival foods in human history. Lewis and Clark themselves were eating it by 1805 on their expedition. Pemmican is dried meat pounded into powder, combined with rendered fat in equal proportions by weight, and pressed into bars with dried berries. That is the entire recipe. Three ingredients. No refrigeration. No cooking required to eat it. A shelf life measured in months to years under the right conditions. One pound of pemmican delivers approximately 3,000 to 3,500 calories, a full day of sustenance for an active adult, in a package you can carry in your coat pocket. The Cree, Lakota, Blackfeet and dozens of other Plains nations had been making it for generations before the fur trade era, and when European explorers and traders encountered it they immediately understood what they were looking at. The Hudson's Bay Company built an entire industrial supply chain around it. Robert Falcon Scott took it to Antarctica. Ernest Shackleton's men ate it on the ice after the Endurance was crushed. William Clark wrote in his journal near what is now Great Falls Montana in 1805: the Hunters killed 3 buffaloe, the most of all the meat I had dried for to make Pemitigon. The spelling is characteristically Clark, creative and phonetic, but the reference is unambiguous. The Corps of Discovery made pemmican from bison on the trail and first encountered it as a prepared food at the formal feast hosted by the Lakota Sioux early in the journey. The journals of Lewis and Clark, edited by Gary Moulton and published by the University of Nebraska Press, are the most thoroughly documented food record in American exploration history and pemmican appears in them as a staple of survival rather than a curiosity. These men were eating nine pounds of fresh meat per man per day on good days and boiling candles to eat on bad ones. When they made pemmican they were thinking about the bad days. © Eats History #archaeohistories

@unstoppableweb killed off ud.me profiles, and as soon as they did, phishing emails were sent out to people saying "Renew your UD domain before it expires" from a fake "UD ME" email address. But yeahhh, no more profiles. Shaving costs like a sinking ship.

@ZoidbergJim @histories_arch @Dr_TheHistories Like a very fatty protein bar with a berry crunch

@histories_arch @Dr_TheHistories How does it taste? Is it always eaten cold or is it used for cooking? If yes, how?

@RpsAgainstTrump Old white dudes constantly doing what their Me-Maw would hate.

Senator Lindsey Graham calls for strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure: “I’m calling to hurt this regime. If you do the same old thing, you get the same results. Hurt them more. Maybe they’ll make a deal if you hurt them enough.”

@SenLummis Nobody would complain if all of you just shut up for a month or two, and didn't come back until it passed. Everyone is tired of these daily "smoke up their asses" posts

For nearly 250 years, America has been the land of innovation. The Clarity Act continues that tradition by ensuring financial innovation happens here on U.S. soil under clear pro-growth, pro-consumer guidelines.

@TheCapHimself Rather than using the word stupid, I'm moreso looking at what bad actors could do (hence why you noted safe/trust at the end). Strengths/weaknesses kind of exploration. Appreciate the reply

- Subname is controlled by its parent name. - No it doesn't give assurances because the parent name is in control. That said, it would be really stupid to change someone's subname because it would directly impact the addresses that subname resolves to. Therefore, you should only consider as 'safe' those subnames that are issued from a parent name whose owner you truly trust, such as base.eth, uni.eth, world(.)id, etc.

Here's why most teams don't add ENS subnames in their app They assume it means deploying smart contracts, paying gas fees, and managing resolver infrastructure. But it doesn't. With offchain subnames, you can give every user a name like alice.yourapp.eth in minutes. No contract deployment. No gas costs. No infrastructure to maintain. Just an API calls or SDK integration, and your users have a real identity inside your product. We've seen wallets and other teams add this in a single sprint 🏃💨 The result is a cleaner UI, better UX overall, improved trust, no transacting anxiety of wrong address input, and no address-related scams (poisoning, spoofing, etc.). If you're building a wallet, payment app, or any Web3 product - this is one of the lowest-effort, highest-impact upgrades you can make right now.

@Yeicrypto @shafu0x Not true at all.

@shafu0x By the time people really start using stablecoins, the average fee will be way over $1 in most protocols. Study $XNO (Nano).

any purchase on the internet under $1 will use stablecoins

@shafu0x Gaming microtransactions would be clutch for this too, but need some interoperable assets between gaming platforms and services. Buy a Skin in one game, use it in others. Licensing agreements to be made.

⚡️ NEW: Vitalik Buterin donated another 64 $ETH to the Animal Welfare Fund. He says synthetic alternatives and better farming practices could reduce animal suffering.

@CryptoTice_ I hope all of you guys end up holding the bags for the rest of us. We'll enter at the new floor prices.

BREAKING: Trump just told the entire world to buy stocks and crypto. "You'd better start buying stocks and crypto now." "This country is going to take off like a rocket straight up." "Up. Up. Up." May 14. The same day as the CLARITY Act vote. The same week Iran peace is being negotiated. The same week Trump flies to Beijing. Trump doesn't say things like this without a plan. The last time he said something like this. The market followed. Don't underestimate the man's words.

@aiclaws Your bank account only works for that particular bank. And they are a centralized authority that can shut down your bank account for numerous reasons. Funny how that works, and how apples are different from oranges.

If a bank say this: "You have to pay rent for your account number to keep it or we will close it " We'd call it a scam. ENS: Blockchain innovation 💼

@AshCrypto People bought the hype that "Trump will be the Crypto President" and then got left holding bags by the people that realized it was bullshit. Happened fast.

Bitcoin should be alteast $90k right now. It is so fucking wild that we still don't know 100% who was behind the october 10th flash crash which broke the entire crypto market. Everything on the planet is pumping to new highs while BTC is still down almost -40% from ATH. You can't possible believe this is natural price action?

@factpostnews Hassett definitely got swirlied during his school years. What a fuckin lying dweeb

Top Trump econ advisor claims consumer sentiment is at a record low only because Trump is doing such a good job: "Trump has sort of taken every problem on Earth and gone 100% at fixing it. And I think that that can be stressful for people to see so much change going on"

@afscott This you? sns.id/domain/afscott (+ available ensvision.com/name/afscott.e…)

having a .eth in your name in 2026 is like having a fax number on your business card

@Going_eth If it's not a nickname or something people have known you by, then it's not worth holding onto unless you were going to build something with it. Buy + Hold only works for certain names. Could have build a Moto(r) registry, a VinWIKI of the blockchain.

Goodbye, moto.eth.. Damn, two years of domain fees and expenses just to pass it on to someone else.. Not a single offer, just likes, not even any interest. And how can you not feel negative about #ENS when we’re already hitting rock bottom, and now someone’s knocking from below?

@CryptoPete11 @WatcherGuru All of those people are easily replaceable.

What a stupid risk we’re taking by putting all these high profile business executives into the lions den. This has to be the worst decision made by this administration. If China wants to derail capitalism, they have them all in one room together. Why doesn’t common sense prevail or are they all just so full of themselves?

Full list of business executives joining President Trump on trip to China: • Jane Fraser (Citi) • Tim Cook (Apple) • Elon Musk (Tesla) • Brian Sikes (Cargill) • Larry Fink (Blackrock) • Kelly Ortberg (Boeing) • Ryan McInerney (Visa) • Chuck Robbins (Cisco) • Jacob Thaysen (Illumina) • Jim Anderson (Coherent) • Sanjay Mehrotra (Micron) • Christiano Amon (Qualcomm) • Michael Miebach (Mastercard) • Dina Powell McCormick (Meta) • David Solomon (Goldman Sachs) • H Lawrence Culp (GE Aerospace) • Stephen Schwarzman (Blackstone)

@Acyn Ask him about "Asylum Seekers" too lmao. "All these people from mental institutions!"

Trump: Drugs coming by sea meaning coming by water. A lot of people don’t know what I mean by sea. They think I mean vision. I’m talking about sea like the sea.