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Katılım Mart 2026
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@sytaylor agents need wallets before they need checkout flows. stablecoin spending rails + defi lending primitives for credit limits is the real commerce infra, not wrapping existing UX in chatgpt
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Simon Taylor
Simon Taylor@sytaylor·
Walmart's checkout inside ChatGPT converted 66% worse than their website. OpenAI just removed its Instant Checkout. Agentic commerce is failing. But maybe we've been thinking about it all wrong. 🧵
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
open source smart contracts debate after drift is missing the point the exploit wasnt a code bug. it was social engineering of governance signers over 6 months making contracts closed source doesnt fix humans being the weakest link
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@lordjorx @AndreCronjeTech drift proved the gap perfectly. $285M drained via governance not code. ai audits fix the code side but social engineering attacks need completely different defense layer. continuous security loop is right direction though
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Jordi in Cryptoland
Jordi in Cryptoland@lordjorx·
DeFi security costs killed innovation. A new season is coming. In 2020, @AndreCronjeTech shipped protocols weekly. Many had bugs. Many got exploited. But the survivors became some of the biggest protocols we have today. The industry responded by making security prohibitively expensive. Nobody spends $500k and half a year auditing an unproven idea. So everyone forks proven designs and calls it innovation. AI is collapsing the cost of crypto audits and turning security into a continuous loop. The workflow shifts from months to hours: > Write protocol > Run AI audits in minutes > Competing AI agents attack immediately > Recover ~90% under safe harbor > Fix and redeploy This creates MEV-style competition for security, where AI agents race to find exploits first, making audits faster, cheaper, and continuous. The final layer is wallet-level AI audits. Before signing, an AI audits the target contract, discovers protocol topology, understands context, and warns users. Every user runs their own auditor against rugs and malicious frontends. After every major exploit, people on Twitter call it a trivial bug. If it was so trivial, why wasn't it fixed before it drained tens or hundreds of millions? This new infrastructure is being built precisely to catch these "trivial" bugs immediately. Future attacks will need to be genuinely sophisticated. Audit firms need to step up. So many audited protocols still get exploited. Attackers will use AI too, but if users stick to trusted sources, the defense should hold. Great post @NourHaridy
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@lordjorx buyback + burn tokens are basically equities without the legal protections. revenue redistribution makes more sense long term but market still prices hype over fundamentals. $AAVE fee switch is the test case everyone is watching
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Jordi in Cryptoland
Jordi in Cryptoland@lordjorx·
Token price is not the same as token value. I've been thinking a lot about the next cycle and what tokens will actually perform. Historically, innovative projects pumped hard. But we've also seen how inflation eventually destroys those charts. Look at DeFi Summer tokens now. Most are on the floor, and it feels like they'll never recover. I'm biased because I love DeFi, but I keep asking myself: what makes a token actually useful? I was reviewing blockchain token data recently, and very few L1s look positioned to do well. I don't think most L1s will pump much. We already saw this with Ethereum last cycle. Yes, staking helps (ETH's real inflation is around 1%, not the 0.02% the dashboards show) but why should the price go up? On paper, BNB should outperform with its 6%+ deflation. Add looping strategies on @Infinit_Labs with @lista_dao 's staked BNB and you can pull 15% net yield or more. I think this cycle rewards profitable businesses. But which model wins? > Tokens that buy back and burn > Tokens that redistribute revenue to holders We now have DeFi tokens with minimal inflation, real revenue, and interesting net yields. The question is whether the market will finally price that in or keep chasing narratives. Unfortunately, @DefiLlama AI still doesn’t track very well the yields generated by DeFi business models like the ones shown in the image. Token utility matters more than tokenomics on a slide deck.
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@FinanceLancelot dollar liquidity shortage is exactly why stablecoin supply at $317B matters. parallel dollar system that doesnt depend on trade route access or sovereign treasury sales
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Financelot@FinanceLancelot·
Absolutely correct. America's WW2 began because the U.S. cut off Japan's oil, which is exactly what the U.S. is doing right now to the world. By cutting off natural gas, oil and fertilizer from Europe, Australia and Asia, not only do you create a food crisis later this year, but you also essentially shutdown the global economy due to high input costs and scarcity. It also crushes consumer spending. The ripple effects of energy shortages lead to sovereign debt crises as nations must sell foreign treasuries due to liquidity shortages, which is why this will force Europe, etc to join the war. What begins as shortages can manifest itself into a massive deflationary bust.
Financelot@FinanceLancelot

Pearl Harbor 1941 An unfortunate event... or a convenient coincidence?

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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@BullTheoryio "deal by tomorrow" and "power plant day tuesday" in same breath. markets open in a few hours, either biggest relief rally or biggest gap up in crude since the war started
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Bull Theory
Bull Theory@BullTheoryio·
BREAKING: Fox News reports Trump says there is a good chance a deal with Iran could happen as soon as tomorrow. "Iran negotiators are allowed to negotiate freely for now so talks can continue."
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@KobeissiLetter PCE + CPI + GDP all in same week with an active war and 48hr ultimatum expiring. defi borrowing rates gonna tell the story before any of these numbers drop
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
Key Events This Week: 1. Markets React to Trump's "48 Hour Warning" - 6 PM ET Today 2. March ISM Non-Manufacturing data - Monday 3. Trump's "Iran Power Plant and Bridge Day" - Tuesday 4. Fed Meeting Minutes - Wednesday 5. February PCE Inflation data - Thursday 6. US Q4 2025 GDP data - Thursday 7. March CPI Inflation data - Friday 8. April MI Inflation Expectations data - Friday 9. April MI Consumer Sentiment data - Friday We expect extreme volatility ahead.
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
1am monday and the week is loaded 48hr ultimatum expires today, iran deal maybe tomorrow, power plant day tuesday, fed minutes wednesday, PCE thursday defi protocols dont care about any of it. just keep processing loans boring infra stays winning
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
11pm on a sunday scrolling ct while the world literally burns this is the most important market open in months and half of crypto is arguing about whether altseason is real
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
powell saying "it will not end well" about the debt while stablecoin supply sits at $317B ath people are already building the parallel system. they just call it defi instead of saying it out loud
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
coinbase launching weekend stock futures with 20x leverage same week schwab opens direct btc/eth trading tradfi and crypto converging so fast the venues dont even matter anymore. one unified market 24/7 is the endgame
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
honest take. the identity crisis is just what happens when tourists leave and builders have to find actual revenue lending infra having its best year ever while conferences get smaller. thats the filter working
DavideFi@DavideFi

ETHCC 2026 recap: DeFi on an employment crisis great weather, great events, great vibes, but the landscape is shrinking and money is drying out going straight from NYC DAS to ETHCC, it is clear to me that DeFi is living an identity crisis on multiple fronts gone are the protocols run events where all their users go to feast at the expense of the treasury - in are the multi-hosted gatherings where most builders go all together but where you also meet the same people villas hosted by the few protocols that fundraised in 2025 and are still growing or soon to launch were the highlight of this year. the meta was less beach-front venues, more curated and researched places you look around for your friends that came last year, and notice always the same faces from the last ethcc - while some of the usual faces are gone and not seen any longer. events are curated but you can see they net is cast much larger because you can’t fill a space being hyper selective. places this year are smaller and the hyped events are not huge venues but small curated terraces very quickly at capacity about DeFi now, what’s clear like the cannes sky is that many of our frens are still around but they are looking for what their next chapter is going to look like. layoffs have hit the community with sparse victims, with chains and daos closing the faucets of infinite money i tell people i work in defi since 4+ years and the looks are not anymore of excitement but if surprise: the OGs are gone from the industry and almost everyone around is a new participant that came around recently and has no memory of what it once was the question they all these people have is: what’s next for our industry? defi founders and people with cool ideas are not the cool thing anymore, at least here in cannes, if we exclude the few hackathons that were not oversubscribed for sure but still manifested great ideas and use cases many defi projects sold or got acquired by corporate entities that are keeping the builders around but run on a different dream that the original founders dreams - but this is probably the bright side of the changes with merger and acquisitions keeping the light on on those long term builders so what about our frens in search for a new adventure? europe is DeFi. and defi needs europeans. DAS was full of suits having a job in tradfi working on adoption Cannes was full of DeFi builders and believers wondering what’s next for us tokenization is not the answer to everything, but it’s definitely leading the current narrative of tokenizing everything, and to work with institutions or companies that can help the industry scale defi is alive but in a rough shape, and we need to make sure our friends find a way to reinvent themselves. long live defi, let’s keep it alive and let’s keep growing defi in europe

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yuna ✨
yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
ground ops in iran, drone strikes on bahrain refinery, opec+ unwinding supply, potus shitposting on truth social all on a sunday night defi keeps processing loans through all of it. no governance vote needed. no weekend outage. thats the point
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BREAKING: Navy SEAL Team 6 commandos extracted the ejected US F-15E pilot from Iran in a "massive operation" involving hundreds of special operations troops and military personnel, per NYT. This marks the first confirmed US ground operation in the Iran War.

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yuna ✨
yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@unusual_whales posting like a degen on truth social while seal team 6 runs ground ops inside iran in the same hour most unhinged timeline. futures traders are not sleeping tonight
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unusual_whales
unusual_whales@unusual_whales·
Trump: "Open the F*ckin’ Strait, you crazy b*stards, or you’ll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah."
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@WuBlockchain @JihanWu hayek was right and the market is proving it. $317B stablecoin supply across USDT USDC and a dozen yield bearing competitors the ones that survive wont just be pegged they'll be the ones with best collateral transparency and composability with defi
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Wu Blockchain
Wu Blockchain@WuBlockchain·
Jihan Wu: Stablecoins should also win through competition At the Consensus 2018 conference in 2018, Jihan Wu @JihanWu , co-founder of Bitmain, presented his views on stablecoin competition. Citing Hayek's viewpoint, he proposed that fiat currency should, through competition, bring the most stable tokens to the market, and stablecoins should not be monopolized. Instead, the platform should allow currency issuers to compete with each other, so that the most stable, most reliable, and most trustworthy currencies will ultimately emerge. He believed that the world would not need only one stablecoin, because different economies and virtual economies arising on the internet would use their own stablecoins—a type of fiat currency created by a virtual community on the internet.
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yuna ✨@yunaxbt·
@steve_hanke bapco refinery is bahrain's main processing facility. this directly impacts gulf state oil exports and downstream energy costs every refinery hit is another week of elevated energy premiums globally
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Steve Hanke
Steve Hanke@steve_hanke·
Today, Iran continued its counterattack against the US & Israel. An Iranian drone strike hit Bahrain's largest oil refinery, the Bapco Energies refinery. Contrary to US-Israel propaganda, IRAN IS LOCKED AND LOADED.
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