@BlurrCrystal, PhD

The crash that is coming in crescendo will be marked as the beginning of the new world reserve currency #bitcoin Rising like a phoneix after mutually assured destruction of old senial power hungry shadowy bankers. #btc

@Practicalbob2 @Greiser bob the billionaire

@Greiser 5 million only generates 200k a year in income. That's not much.

The client who couldn't spend $15,000. He'd accumulated nearly $5,000,000. His retirement was funded. His kids' college was paid for. His estate plan was done. He called me before a family trip to ask if he "could afford" a $15,000 vacation. I said yes without running a single number. He said: "But what if something happens?" I said: "What if it doesn't?" The financial plan does eventually get to a place where the answer is just: go. The harder work is learning to listen when it tells you that.

@CrazyVibes_1 Meanwhile some ethot getting 80k a day payed by simps

The man bagging your groceries at Smith's in Salt Lake City is 83 years old. His name is Gary. He was an architect for decades — a man who designed buildings, raised a family, and built a life with his wife Carol. When Carol got sick — severely sick, with dementia and a brutal neurological disease called progressive supranuclear palsy — Gary never once considered putting her in a facility. He brought her home. He became her caregiver, her nurse, her constant companion. Every single day. The bills came anyway. Insurance covered what it covered. The rest — medications, equipment, the relentless cost of keeping someone you love alive and dignified — fell on Gary. When Carol passed in 2021, she took a piece of his heart with her. She left behind $80,000 in debt. Utah law says a surviving spouse can be held responsible for medical debts accumulated during a marriage. Gary knew that. Gary paid. He's still paying. So three, four days a week, a former architect in his eighties puts on his vest, drives to the grocery store, and bags strangers' groceries. He doesn't complain. He doesn't ask for sympathy. He just works — steady hands, quiet dignity, doing what a man does when he loves someone even after she's gone. A customer noticed him. Asked around. Learned his story. When someone asked Gary why he didn't just walk away from the debt, he said something that stopped everyone cold: "She was my wife. It was the least I could do." The least he could do. Next time you're in that checkout line, look at the people around you. You have no idea what someone is carrying. You have no idea what kind of love story is standing right in front of you, quietly paying its bills.

@ChentoTrades @oiamamura DCA on the way up. bold strategy

@oiamamura Based on?😂ever heard of dca?

Since everyone is extremely curious, here my position update $btc

@phoenixrisehi @TrustlessState mr Iota condescending maybe do some research of your own, what happened in 1971?

@TrustlessState No it doesn’t. Here’s actual analysis from someone who knows what they are talking about. Maybe do like an iota of research? x.com/peterlbrandt/s…

Doesn’t the S&P always look like this? The stock market has been in a parabola ever since the 1930. I thought that was the point Why is now any different?

@R89Capital math not mathing. that would put BTC at 1.7 mills

If you have $1,000,000+ in crypto, you should just put it all into spot BTC and spend most of your time doing something else You'll make $25,000,000+ doing fuck all over the next 10 years

@0xReflection the working class labour

Only one question: who’s the exit liquidity?

@dampedspring @Starrking @Demeter_Erinia what matters is how many $BTC you own

@Starrking @Demeter_Erinia Very lucky to have had the career ive had. No Regrets

Serious question. Why do people 50+ wake up like at 5 a.m.?

@Garopeto @Desxon1 @religionlies2u @InternetH0F coordination efficiency is highly correlated to inertia. <> inertia directly related to obesity <> Also, brain sharpness 🧠 & attentiveness highly correlated to obesity/health status. A healthy lean bodied Male has ten folds more sharp reflexes than an obese male Reduce coping

@blurrCrystal @Desxon1 @religionlies2u @InternetH0F ... Inertia and coordination still unrelated. You might be speaking about fit, not thin, and about room for manœuvre.

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@FarmsGwendolyn @eurofounder you must be fun at parties

@eurofounder Firstly this didn’t happen And secondly, you thought writing a story to belittle your wife is acceptable Ps she would leave you, sue your arse and take the house, car, superannuation and the dog

My wife has recently inherited €400k from her aunt "Oh my god, this is so amazing!" she screamed "We could invest in S&P 500, and then couple weeks in Hawaii, just us?" she winked at me I felt my blood boiling, but composed myself "Sure baby, it's a good idea, have a drink now" She fell asleep on the couch by 10pm I opened the laptop and logged into her bank account I made following wire transfers: €250k to our local government €100k to a Muslim refugee integration NGO in Bremen €49k to a EU research think tank researching The remaining €1k I transferred to my personal account In the morning she asked about the money "I invested it into Europe baby, and we will benefit from it greatly" She began shaking, and I just hugged her dearly It feels so great to provide for a woman I love

@Garopeto @Desxon1 @religionlies2u @InternetH0F yes its called physics inertia look it up

@Desxon1 @religionlies2u @InternetH0F So... You're stupid enough to think that coordination is related to corporal weight? Wow.

@papaxem4 @BattleJeff1 @aave @Morpho @0xfluid very loud usually< 1k investments

@BattleJeff1 @aave @Morpho @0xfluid The point of my post is this: Aave - one of the largest protocols in DeFi - and Stani Kulechov have published just 2 posts in the 4 days since the exploit. That level of communication is simply not enough, and it has significantly contributed to the $11 billion TVL outflow

It seems to me that @aave is not active enough on social media. There have been very few announcements about the hack and the subsequent steps being taken! The last update was posted nearly two days ago! What is actually going on right now? We, the users, are largely in the dark - and honestly, the damage may not even be from the hack itself, but from this silence from @StaniKulechov and the @aave team. The attacks are ongoing. USDT, USDC, and the pools are still frozen, and liquidity remains critically low. A leading lending protocol in DeFi should be more transparent and better prepared for situations like this - and right now, it's clear they were not prepared at all! This is just my personal criticism. I still have a positive outlook on DeFi and on Aave's long-term prospects, but they need to make serious changes and do a real post-mortem if they plan on attracting institutional and large-scale capital. This situation could fundamentally reshape the DeFi market. $11 billion in TVL has evaporated in just a few days, and the outflows are still ongoing! @Morpho , @0xfluid , and other DEX protocols will likely absorb a significant share of Aave's lost TVL!

@TonySeverinoCMT @Garneau_Capital and your analysis is better? 3 previous data points ? pure TA ? Hmm....

@Garneau_Capital Stop Just stop it I cannot handle how mindless some of you are You leave one more comment like this I am blocking you

Here is some math that never misses – the 1.618 Fibonacci extension Every Bitcoin bear market bottom target – is this time different?

@Hiraweb3 @Legendaryy na

@Legendaryy defi takes a hit but the builders will adapt and come back stronger

The most dangerous thing about the Aave $8B deposit flight isn't the number. It's who left. MEXC: $431M gone. Abraxas Capital: $392M gone. Whales, not retail. And the loudest "DeFi is dead" takes are coming from inside the house. Ledger's CTO. Curve's Egorov. People who built this. Institutions were told Aave was the safe one. The battle-tested one. The one mature enough for real allocators. Then a bridge on a chain Aave doesn't touch got exploited on a Saturday, and $5.1B in stablecoins got frozen at 100% utilization. If you're a treasurer at a real fund, what part of that story do you take back to your LPs? The pitch was supposed to be "predictable yield, transparent risk." The reality is "your money is stuck because someone's walkie-talkie got swapped in a different protocol." At 4% yields, nobody serious is paying that price. Just some thoughts after catching up on the @modernmarket_ today

@banteg @0xngmi why nobody listens to @banteg

i've been saying the same, you can't generate a fake proof against an authenticated root. but for this you need to check multiple rpcs. if you ask one rpc for all of block, header, receipt, proof, it doesn't quite work. another option is to verify the execution.

Btw ethereum has a very simple solution to faulty rpcs, rpc nodes maintain state tries to the block header RPCs can use that to craft a cryptographic proof that its response is correct That way even if rpc provider is hacked you’re safe, a much better solution than high quorum

@RealCandaceO @LauraLoomer Hormuz 2.0

@LauraLoomer I did not block you.

What’s wrong Candy? Why did you block me? I’m just axing questions.

@cptgrumpus @hexonaut not the point

@blurrCrystal @hexonaut There’s not very much liquidity, almost gone at this point

I've seen some discussion about the effects of Aave ETH's illiquidity on the rest of the market, with some claiming USDC/USDT markets are not affected. It is important that everyone understands that impairment of the ETH market means ETH/USDX positions cannot be easily liquidated. Liquidations require ETH to sell on the market to repay the debt. There is no ETH to sell with the utilization at 100%. At best, you need a well-capitalized liquidator willing to take the duration risk on aETH. If the ETH price drops, insolvency can spread to stablecoin markets. People should not be downplaying the risks here. This is why SparkLend sets the ETH borrow rate to be very high (122% APY at 100% utilization). Having illiquid collateral is quite dangerous, which is why we have stayed away from these heavily rehypothecated setups. Stay safe out there. Hope this resolves soon.

@SerenityFund panic?

Not sure why ppl are borrowing stablecoins on aave? If it Eth is trapped, but 70k eth is less than 3% of the Eth market, which has 2.68m Eth. That is the max slash. But if you get liquidated due to max borrowing, liquidation penalty is 5%...

@gupta_kanv not true aethweth is tradable many liquidators would pick it up at the right discount

If ETH drops ~20%, there will be bad debt for USDC & USDT lenders because there’s no collateral to liquidate(100% utilisation on WETH)

@_RogueTrader @DeanEigenmann bridge cannot mint erc20 rseth

@DeanEigenmann Wrong. This is the hack bridge tx. layerzeroscan.com/tx/0x1ae232da2… and this is standard bridge tx layerzeroscan.com/tx/0x11819854c… See how the bridge is the source of the transaction. You are incorrect. The bridge DID MINT new tokens.

from what I’ve heard rsETH remains backed properly, what we saw was a private key compromise from a very large holder not a minting bug etc, haven’t checked myself so can’t tell for certain