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Is it true #UK buddies?

all falling in place what's your best alternative to #metamask?

@0xGOC "AI coins" 😂😂😂 good luck buying hype

You stare at the BTC chart, I'm in the weeds aping new AI coins for the next rotation. Btw, how are most of these AI coins still so cheap? It's insane.

@wideawake_media His soul was sucked out a long time ago

"When did the word expert become almost an insult?" Participants in a panel discussion at the WEF's annual Davos summit are baffled as to why people no longer blindly "trust the science" when it comes to "vaccines", "pandemics" and "climate change"—citing "misinformation" and "disinformation". Source: weforum.org/open-forum/eve… Follow my backup account: @wide_awake_news Subscribe to me on Telegram: t.me/realwideawakem… Subscribe to my newsletter, for daily email updates: wide-awake-media.com

@MentiObscura @KimDotcom my dad and his whole generation

The moment when Victoria Nuland told the world that Olaf Scholz was a co-conspirator in the US terrorism against NordStream 2? “We have very strong and clear conversations with our German allies… one way or another NordStream 2 will not move forward.”

@kitesrfun fcuk vanity plastic surgery is a sign of inner unbalances

@INArteCarloDoss Implying there's a massive imminent housing crash in the US? 08 redux

Kind reminder that the same Fed that’s starting to make noise about the need to slow down QT because RRP is close to being drawn-out, is still to this day sitting on close to $ 2.5 trillion of MBS. Every Twitterista portrays the Fed as having been the UST buyer of last resort, but MBS are MORE THAN HALF of their current UST Holdings. More than a 1/3rd of Fed Total securities held on B/S are MBS. What part of their mandate is this?

@mert @musalbas soylana keeps getting shut down for maintenance. only the wisest of businesses would consider buidling there

most of these points seem to be objectively untrue i) integrated**, not monolithic ii) you can get instant UX (10ms) with durable nonces on Solana without sacrificing fragmentation or security — instant soft finality isn't exclusive to rollups iii) parallel execution minimizes state contention as much as can be minimized iv) even the most optimized rollup isn't close to Solana's avg base fees of 0.00025$ so the point about fees or profit margins doesn't make sense v) less moving pieces, less attack vectors, and less complexity for an L1 vi) you can pay gas fees with USDC on Solana as well, and again, the fees are much lower in absolute terms Rollups are good for many things, but payments is an easy example where integrated chains are better — otherwise, you're just creating a slightly less bad ACH system with batch payments and fragmentation

One of the biggest underrated aspects of rollups is that they *actually* give you Web2 scale and UX, with Web3 properties. The biggest use case of crypto should be payments, but why has only Web2 succeeded at that? Well, imagine if PayPal decided to start running a rollup sequencer to post batches of its transaction data on-chain. Boom, PayPal becomes a rollup, and users wouldn't notice. The rollup sequencer would have instant soft confirmation finality before posting batches to the base layer, giving users a Web2-like UX. Not 400ms latency, but 10ms latency. People wouldn't even know they're interacting with a chain. Instead of trying to achieve that all on a monolithic L1 and getting the worst of both Web2 and Web3 worlds, rollups give you the best of both worlds, because the rollup sequencer gives you a fast Web2 experience, while inheriting the censorship-resistance and security properties of the base layer, giving you Web3 guarantees. Now, imagine if PayPal tried to do this on monolithic L1 as a smart contract: - it would have to wrangle its payment system to operate on the EVM or SVM, instead of using what it already has that's probably more optimised for its use case - it would have to share the same computation resources as every other on-chain app, just for the off chance some of those transactions need to access the same hotly contested state quickly - PayPal would have to pay validators to execute the same transactions 1000 times, for that privilege, reducing its profit margins - it would leak MEV for things like currency conversion to the validators - users would typically have to hold the native L1 token to pay gas, a major UX issue, when on a rollup PayPal can accept USD for gas and convert it on users' behalf - it would be limited to the latency of the base layer, versus the rollup sequencer giving instant soft confirmation finality - if PayPal wanted to, it could even accrue value by having its own utility token that does not need high issuance to pay validators, used for fees, instead of letting the L1 accrue all the value

@INArteCarloDoss I believe the real adjustment will only come with CBDCs. Only then the pain might be directed towards where it's "convenient". The sun king returns.

Everyone is parroting how US M2 growth rate collapsed into contraction and what dreadful consequences it will have. Problem is, like CB bs (not bullsit, balance sheets 😆) there is still ways to go. Many don’t exactly understand the utter insanity of what CBs have done and the time element of needed adjustments that lie ahead

@INArteCarloDoss Lisbon corp offices also look pretty empty. Remote might be here to stay, though productivity doesn't always go up.

CRE…empty offices but this time with ChatGPT and WFH

@DegenSpartan Why stETH though? Solo staking is accessible.

Flashbot's Lido might get the squeeze they deserve and loose a good chunk of their 31% eth validators. Good for Ethereum. Specially good for defi.

@lex_node sun's dump-o-rama

1) What

@DegenSpartan amen

@brucefenton US today = Russia 40 years ago

Please don’t believe this nonsense. The US is increasingly anti business & corrupt. Additionally it is entirely unclear, tiered and opaque - with access & favors given to cronies like SBF & selective enforcement for others. The regulators are the problem.

@bigdsenpai purge

2022

@Narodism we only stop to start again

@AlessioUrban where is the capital going?

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@JakeSenftinger that's what naive govs hope cbdc gives them. and also why crypto is swallowing everything else. it's open. it's free.

⚠️ If a merchant accepts crypto payments via a reporting crypto-asset service provider, the customer of the merchant will also have to be reported as a crypto asset user by that service. That means the merchants' customer has to do full KYC to pay in that scenario. (7/9)

🇪🇺 EU crypto tax reporting: Proposed amendments to the Directive on Administrative Cooperation (‘DAC’) will require crypto-asset service providers to report crypto transactions to authorities. WHO will have to report WHAT about WHOM according to the current draft? 👇 (1/9)