basedfk

@satsbased makes sense

@basedfk i think frontier labs and projects that already raised insane funding will win this building consumer products that are local, national and continental will have more adoption for startup to win

i feel like i can move mountains with a check behind me at the same time it feels very hard to do so from Australia with no Ivy league or big tech background not to use it as an excuse though, if it's 10x harder then all i need to do is try 10x harder or longer

@satsbased that would limit the potential though, wouldn't it? i'm building something based on the general societal trend that i've identified

@basedfk this is why i think people should build projects that’s resonate around their country or continent first

@drewcoffman real

to the senator during the CLARITY markup that said "i've been in crypto hell and i'm hoping to get to crypto heaven" ...i felt that

@nikshepsvn sorry was on mute and this is all i could notice

this is one of the more interesting bets in the AI infrastructure space ie, utilizing existing telecom towers as edge nodes for AI workloads phase 1 of this effort actually wrapped up last month with Vodafone

@drewcoffman what if someone made a AI slop remix of this?

mentally i'm here (prince's 1998 PC video game Interactive)

Buy and burn imo is the best way to drive value of the underlying business to the token. You also generate more revenue that way through LP fees and more active trading. More community alignment. There is no better way to survive the gravitational pull towards zero and the xy=k curve pricing should tell us, if you model out liquidity to FDV - that a buy and burn is extremely efficient.

For those who wrongly think collecting fees means stopping growth subsidies — think a little more. x.com/eddylazzarin/s…

The "revenue is bad" story is usually just cope (with some interesting exceptions). It's powerful and often smart to minimize fees and subsidize growth, but you need to test pricing and learn where you can consistently take revenue. Crypto is learning.

@sama @pawel_handle Oh? 👀

@sama @pawel_handle Got remote control yet? I am needing to use Hermes or Claude Code for that (to control Codex)

Codex in the ChatGPT mobile app!

@annanay nohup

UPDATE turns out that yes, nobody has heard of tmux.

@cobie sup

:)

@hthieblot probably tells u that crypto should see some big winners in the following years

Just a reminder: Investors have no clue which ideas will actually work. Some of the best companies in the world were passed by hundred of investors originally because investors couldn’t see the future. look at what the "hype" was every year versus the companies that won big

@yanatweets Yes

@basedfk In the best way :)

Love it when I accidentally trigger wild hallucinations

@josusanmartin lol

We are safe, for now.

@ErickXBT Not sure to be honest Depends how things go, for example @speedrun application etc.

@basedfk When Damper go live?

crypto is utility for agents and everyone

@sjdedic Real

A founder in my portfolio just told me something that made me smile: Every single competitor in their space is either already dead or about to die, as they’re running out of money. Meanwhile they’re profitable and growing, even if their token looks dead af. This is what bear markets are designed to do. Kill the weak and hand the entire sector to whoever survives. The next cycle will be won by the last ones standing. And the irony is that most of them are standing right now while you’re scrolling past their tokens at all time lows.

@guywuolletjr @PaulCaf CLARITY

The market needs CLARITY The people want CLARITY America benefits from CLARITY Let’s get it done