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Himura

@aceddeca1

Christian. NFA. Curious about AI/ML, Blockchain, Options, Stocks, and 🥃 $DRINK shiller

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Himura@aceddeca1·
People are under indexing what @realDonaldTrump and @davidsacks47 are doing to steer the country with the coming changes. In the worst case scenario none of our plans mean anything and it all doesn’t matter if we have civilization collapse. In the best case scenario we meaningfully scale productivity and gains where we can actually lessen the blow of the transition. Most favored nation for meds is a step in helping every day Americans access and afford meds while taking a meaningful attack on chronic conditions and burden on healthcare system and social services Energy security with drilling and natural gas while building out nuclear will have impact on electricity and costs. This also all the more important that he had Microsoft eat the costs behind the meter and not lead to competition for prices to end consumers. Why deregulation and having government work collaboratively to permit and get these jobs done are important. Rare earth and processing is all the more important both for data center building but on shoring and protecting health care supply chain. Trump accounts giving children access to upside of assets as debasement continues and productivity gains improve. This allows the younger generation to stay at least exposed to the moves as they age rather than selling the lie of going to college, grad school, and then working a job that has no prospect of paying down debt while having zero assets. The man is effective and certainly imposes his will, but honestly I’m thankful he won. Things might be chaotic upfront but honestly it is sparing us from the future implications of the continued path. When we see the UK, France, and Germany continue on their track and compare 5-10 years from now it will become more apparent that Trump was an inflection point that set us on two very different paths within Western civilization.
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matthew sigel, recovering CFA
VanEck Bitcoin ChainCheck, key takeaways: Key takeaways >Bitcoin consolidates after sharp drawdown: The 30-day average bitcoin (BTC) price fell 19%, but spot prices stabilized as realized volatility dropped from 80 to 50 and futures funding rates declined from 4.1% to 2.7%. >Options signal peak defensiveness: The put/call open interest ratio averaged 0.77, its highest since June 2021, while put premiums relative to spot volume hit an all-time high of 4 basis points. >Onchain activity and miner selling remain subdued: Transfer volume fell 31%, daily fees dropped 27%, and long-term holder distribution slowed, while miners sold roughly all newly issued BTC.
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Robert Sags
Robert Sags@RobertSagurton·
So the entire TL is now focussed on perps price discovery, CoLo, arb, and latency down to the millisecond? What took you so long? @fogo @TheHUB @defi_monk
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Raven
Raven@raven_brah·
I got more enjoyment out of this clip than Villeneuve’s Dune films
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Steven (っ♡◡♡)っ
Steven (っ♡◡♡)っ@stevensarmi_·
Got my seeker today... scheming app ideas now...
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Raydium
Raydium@Raydium·
The @Collector_Crypt intern gave us 5 Gacha packs to giveaway Like this post and comment your SOL address to enter ⬇️
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Danny Nelson
Danny Nelson@realDannyNelson·
Trade XYZ's new after-hours circuit-breakers: - Silver (roughly) ±12% – Gold (roughly) ±8%, – copper (roughly) ±5% - WTI (roughly) ± 15% - S&P (roughly) ± 4% Somewhat vibes-based approach to allowable price discovery. It'll work until it doesn't. Still, a good upgrade
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Himura@aceddeca1·
@PaulGoldEagle It is by definition invasive … it just happens to have focal targeting which can kill cells and then hopefully immune system recognizes foreign aspects and induces and immune response
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Paul White Gold Eagle
Paul White Gold Eagle@PaulGoldEagle·
In a groundbreaking development, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a novel cancer therapy that uses focused sound waves to target tumors, offering an alternative to traditional treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery. This approach, sometimes referred to as high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), harnesses the energy of sound waves to destroy cancerous tissue with precision while sparing surrounding healthy cells. During treatment, ultrasound waves are carefully directed at the tumor, generating heat and mechanical forces that disrupt the cancer cells’ structure. The process can trigger cell death, reduce tumor size, and in some cases, stimulate the body’s immune response against remaining cancer cells. Unlike conventional therapies, sound wave treatment is non invasive, which means no incisions, less risk of infection, and often shorter recovery times for patients. Clinical studies have demonstrated promising results for certain types of tumors, including prostate, liver, pancreatic, and breast cancers. Patients experienced tumor reduction and improved outcomes without many of the side effects commonly associated with chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Researchers believe that this technology may expand to other cancers in the future as devices and techniques continue to improve. Experts note that while sound wave therapy does not replace all standard treatments yet, it represents a major advancement in non invasive oncology care. Ongoing research aims to refine targeting methods, optimize treatment protocols, and evaluate long term effectiveness and safety. This FDA approval highlights the growing potential of innovative technologies to provide safer, more precise cancer therapies with fewer side effects. #CancerResearch #TheInsightHub #fblifestyle #MedicalInnovation #SoundTherapy
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Gui Bibeau e/acc@GuiBibeau·
I now refuse to use my real title in a public setting... I wish to be known just as the @solana Plumber.
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Michael James | Pyth🔮
Michael James | Pyth🔮@MikeJamesX·
The last few months we've been heads down working with the world's leading exchanges - Coinbase, Crypto.com, BitMEX, Bitget, Binance, OKX, LMAX, TradeXYZ, Dreamcash - to solve a problem that's held back the industry for years: fragmented, expensive, slow market data that can't keep up with modern exchange ambitions. Together, we've been pushing their markets beyond crypto - into multi-asset offerings spanning equities, FX, metals, commodities and more. True global, 24/7 markets across every asset class. @PythNetwork
Pyth Network 🔮@PythNetwork

Introducing Pyth Pro X. Institutional market data built for exchanges. One subscription. Every asset class. No exchange fees, no redistribution barriers, no vendor lock-in. Powering @coinbase, @cryptocom, @tradexyz, @Dreamcash, @bitget, @BitMEX, @LMAX, and others.

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vibhu
vibhu@vibhu·
Strong Foundation > No Foundation > Weak Foundation
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Nick shirley
Nick shirley@nickshirleyy·
NYC is now spending $81,000 per homeless person The average median household income is $81,000 for a New Yorker You work hard and receive nothing in return while the homeless receive your entire paycheck for free Stop the waste and fraud.
Anti Fraud@AntiFraudClub_

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Raiku 🐉
Raiku 🐉@raikucom·
We also managed to chase down @nelo_66 to tell us about @GetPyra ...and why Solana needs onchain options!
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Himura@aceddeca1·
@0xIchigo Ya man … my tax bill has done more to radicalize me after understanding that the US deficit is primarily fraud
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Ichigo | helius.dev
Ichigo | helius.dev@0xIchigo·
the government steals half of my chocolate milk money then the government taxes me on chocolate milk life is a fucking prison
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Alessandro Decina
Alessandro Decina@alessandrod·
Transaction sending and landing is more or less solved. I haven't had to think about this in months. Smooth as butter.
Noah 🎈@redacted_noah

It's been about a year, so I think it'd be fun to look back and see which of these complaints has been solved. 1. IDL infrastructure is even more of a mess now. There's now two sources of truth, the original PDA and now a metadata program. Unfortunately, the metadata program was built without first class support for IDL versioning. So, next time IDLs change major versions, expect more pain. 2. Parsing historical programs given the lack of IDL versioning/history is still a problem now, and with the added metadata program it's now slightly worse. 3. The read layer has improved substantially. Most rpc providers heavily index gPA, so it's not as bad (still bad). Indexers have gotten unbelievably reliable now, such that I trust running an entire UI off of indexed data. It's heavier, you have devops costs, but at least it works and you can customize to your heart's content. 4. Running an API powered by indexers is still somewhat pricey 5. Transaction sending and landing is more or less solved. I haven't had to think about this in months. Smooth as butter. 6. Anchor has gotten faster and they've fixed a lot of the issues that blow out memory. There's still a lot of improvements to be made here, and new frameworks/anchor v2 are coming. 7. CPI depth limit is set to be increased. So this will not be an issue for much longer. 8. TX size limits are set to be increased. So this will not be an issue for much longer. 9. Rent costs have gone down because SOL price shit the bed. Yay? They are also going to actually cut rent costs soon™ 10. All of the cNFT issues described still exist. These have mostly been solved by just not using cNFTs. Use core or token metadata nfts instead. 11. Errors have, for the most part, gotten better. There are still quite a few useless errors, though. 12. All of the top wallets are still closed source. No progress made there, and seems like no one cares. 13. Rust anchor client still sucks. 14. Explorers still have issues, but thanks to claude I built my own that solves most of the issues (explorer.chewing.glass) 15. The base RPC spec still sucks, but if you're okay with vendor lock-in, Helius has a ton of useful APIs. Transaction history. Ability to only fetch accounts that have changed since a given slot. Etc. 16. I actually haven't had a dependency hell issue in a few months, I also haven't upgraded anything. Maybe it's getting better? 17. I haven't had issues with preflight disabled transactions in a while. Not sure if they fixed these issues, or I just started simulating more often. 18. Running programs on a cron is largely fixed. I wrote tuktuk for this, and it's been running reliably for almost a year. Largely things seem to be getting better. I've noticed that a lot of the pain goes away if you shove all of your solana-related stuff into an API, and use that API from your various clients web2 style. You can leverage indexers for complex queries. You can change your program and IDLs without breaking all clients. You can record your own transaction history. Etc. I always had a dream that blockchain dev was a way to avoid devops costs and burden by running everything on decentralized infrastructure. We seem to have moved far from this ideal, web3 is just web2 with another kind of database. Doesn't look great for protocols outliving their parent companies, but as we've seen that almost never happens anyway.

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Mike Cahill | Pyth
Mike Cahill | Pyth@mdomcahill·
Less than a year in, Pyth Pro is becoming core exchange infrastructure. Pyth Pro X takes it further: one pricing layer for multi-asset, cross-margin, always-on markets. Adoption is already there. This is the direction.
Pyth Network 🔮@PythNetwork

Introducing Pyth Pro X. Institutional market data built for exchanges. One subscription. Every asset class. No exchange fees, no redistribution barriers, no vendor lock-in. Powering @coinbase, @cryptocom, @tradexyz, @Dreamcash, @bitget, @BitMEX, @LMAX, and others.

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