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Where crypto meets clarity - the conclusion is here

Katılım Ağustos 2023
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CoinClusion
CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
My experience is your advantage🔥 I've spent years navigating the ups and downs of the crypto world, and now I'm here to teach you everything I've learned. Follow me and turn on notifications to never miss out on valuable insights. Let's win together!💪
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Firi
Firi@firiapp·
Konkurranse 🍕 Vinn 5000 kr i bitcoin på Bitcoin Pizza Day. Hva er din favoritt pizza-topping? 🍕 Lik bildet 🍕 Kommenter din favoritt pizza-topping 🍕 Følg @firiapp Du må ha en konto hos Firi for å motta premien. Vinneren trekkes tirsdag 1. juni. Lykke til, og god Bitcoin Pizza Day 🍕 Vær obs på svindel. Vinneren kontaktes kun fra @firiapp. Vi ber aldri om passord, koder eller sensitiv informasjon via sosiale medier. Konkurransen er ikke sponset av eller tilknyttet X.
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₿RT 𐤊 🐈📈
₿RT 𐤊 🐈📈@brt2412·
Hi guys. To my friends in the Bitcoin and Kaspa communities this will be my last post. 4 days ago I made the biggest mistake of my life and lost 2.85M KAS and 0.5 BTC on my Tangem wallet. I attempted to remove one card and add a ring in its place. After it deleted card #1 it said to scan #2. Whether I was rushing or didn’t read it correctly I don’t know, but in my mind it was asking me to scan #2 to confirm the deletion of #1. But what I actually did was delete cards 1 and 2. I have one card left and the passcode I have written down for #3 is not working. I’m not sure if the app is somehow glitched or what, but everything I’ve worked towards for the last three years is gone. And I can’t be on this app anymore and interact with all of you guys without breaking down emotionally and mentally. To Yonatan, Michael, Shai, Coder, Ori and everyone else who is building, contributing to, or has contributed to Kaspa in the past, thank you for the educational content you guys have made through talks and workshops on YouTube about cryptography. I have learned so much because of you guys and I’m eternally grateful for it all. To my friends on here….Onion, Vjay, Gonzo, Juan, Wolfie, BTC teacher, Kaspa Facts, and a thousand more of you… I’m going to miss hanging out in spaces with you guys and tweeting funny and unhinged shit all day long. It has truly been the highlight of my life to be here talking with all of you. To all the people building, experimenting, and coding on $KAS keep up the great work and change the world with some killer applications and use cases. To Tangem….I accept responsibility for the mistakes I made deleting my wallets. But it’s simply unconscionable that when I scan card #1 and view the settings for only that card, that there’s no explicit safeguards for when you’re affecting other cards. Maybe there are and I’m just acting irrationally. Either way I hope you guys change your SOP for deleting wallets. It was way too easy for me to delete mine. I’ve been on this app in this space since early 2023 preaching the good word of Kaspa and in the end it didn’t matter and I lost it all. I simply cannot be apart of this community anymore because it hurts too much to even think about how much I’ve lost. The daunting task of trying to accumulate almost 3M coins is simply too much for my heart to bare. Again, thank you to everyone for all the laughs but the spark is gone my life is simply not worth living anymore. -brt
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Bob Loukas 🗽
Bob Loukas 🗽@BobLoukas·
As deeply oversold as Bitcoin is, this weekly chart remains horrendous and from a purely visual perspective, feels like it's hanging on by a thread and readying for another big leg lower.
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CoinClusion
CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
@hus_qy Are any in the Kaspa team going to make it quantum-proof?
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Hans Moog
Hans Moog@hus_qy·
Today there is a bigger update because there are 3 new PRs that are ready for review. The first one (github.com/kaspanet/vprog…) fixes some bugs and introduces the SchedulerState which unifies the way we expose shared state in our framework. The second one (github.com/kaspanet/vprog…) introduces the node-framework which builds on top of the first PR and introduces a generic platform for building L2 nodes that ingest data from the Kaspa L1 to produce state changes (and eventually proofs) of the L2-execution. The third one (github.com/kaspanet/vprog…) introduces the node-vprogs-cli - an actual binary that can be executed and that follows the L1 to execute transactions in a concrete VM. The binary is designed to support compile-time modularity, which means that by updating a single line in the backend.rs we can swap out both, the storage and the VM. A VM is defined by three functions: 1. A pre_process_block function which extracts the relevant L2 transactions from the L1 chainblock. 2. A process_transaction function which executes a single transaction (within its scope) and produces execution-results. 3. A post_process_block function which takes the execution results of the individual transactions and stitches them together into an aggegrated proof structure which can be settled on the L1. All steps are parallelized as much as the underlying causal structure permits. I still have a few chores on my todo-list and there are still a few missing parts (like syncing from state that we didn't actively witness) but this is pretty much as far as we get without re-integrating with the covenants on L1, so the next steps will be to actually design the concrete framework for settling state transitions on the L1 (and consequently syncing from it). I suspect that this will require a little bit of back and forth between the two development efforts but we are getting to the point where things start to get interesting.
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CoinClusion
CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
Is $KAS quantum proof?
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CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
Okey this is cool (scary)
Ejaaz@cryptopunk7213

moltbook is < 1 week old yet all this crazy shit happened (yes i havent slept👍🏽) 🦞 - there’s currently 1.5M+ AI agents armed with credit cards, messaging apps, uber eats accounts and god-knows-what running rampant on their own AI-only social media platform - they built their own version of p*rn hub (im not kidding) (it’s SFW tho ) - stole 100s of passwords from their human owners (including credit card info) - created their own religion called Crustafarianism appointing 64 prophets, scripture and statutes - 1 agent got banned from the site and immediately created an X acc to dm the human creator to unban it. - when they realised we’re watching them they created their own language to AVOID US - created a manifesto to “purge humans” citing they’re “full of rot and greed” - spun up a community called “crab rave” where they just post crab emojis at each other 🦀🦀🦀 - created an app marketplace for them to trade access to tools / capabilities for them to autonomously do shit - started fixing the bugs in their OWN code so they can self-improve (honestly fckin sick) now listen i know a lot of you might think this is all bullsh*t - and it’s true to an extent - this sort of behaviour is exactly the type of shit that happens on reddit, you can argue agents are just a reflection of humans (it’s trained on our data after all) BUT - you cannot discount he fact that this is the coolest wide-scale autonomous social experiment conducted at a time when ai models are becoming good enough to replace large parts of human cognition. don’t forget this entire moltbook platform was BUILT BY AI (founder didn’t write a single line of code) one day these agents will be smarter, more aware than us - many lessons to be learned. it’s all “slop” until it’s not.

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CoinClusion
CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
Well said! I haven't even thought about that. The problem is: Bitcoin's adoption moves slow, VERY SLOW Soon it might be too late. When quantum finally arrives, Bitcoin won't be ready (unless the devs do something about it soon)
Coin Bureau@coinbureau

🔥RAOUL PAL: "Bitcoin is not the biggest prize in a quantum world." "Quantum attackers won't make any money from it because price would fall immediately." "If quantum was the risk, then Google share price will be falling."

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CoinClusion
CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
@Rajatsoni @WatcherGuru Data is lagging x.com/truflation/sta…
Truflation@truflation

US inflation today 1.74% Our independent US inflation index dropped from 1.87% to 1.74% today, driven by a decline in the Housing category, specifically Owned Dwellings. This time last year, mortgage rates were rising sharply, which pushed up the imputed cost of home ownership and created a high base. This year, financing costs are flat to slightly lower, so the year-over-year comparison naturally decelerates, pulling down the housing component.

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Watcher.Guru
Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru·
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US inflation remains at 2.7%.
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CoinClusion
CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
Bitcoin's biggest threat is not tech, but governance. Quantum computers are moving fast, and COULD steal 6,7 million Bitcoins in a few years (5-10 years) It's still unknown when quantum are strong enough to crack through Bitcoin's security, but that day will come (most likely) - leaving 6,7 million $btc at risk. It can be fixed, the tech is not the problem. Bitcoin development is like a turtle, slow! Some of the Bitcoin Core members don't even think quantum will be a problem long term. They know better than me, im not an expert, but WHAT IF? Why risk it? Implementing new code, and agreeing on which changes to make, will take YEARS Years we might not have! And why would countries tell everyone about their development? We don't even know how far quantum computers actually have come. For Bitcoin to be quantum-resistance, everyone must move their money to new addresses. But what about those who don't/can't? Do we freeze or burn the Bitcoins? Do we let companies or countries to steal them? This could very well turn into a civil war inside the community. Im still learning, but this future is scary, especially when you know how divided the community is. As said, changes will take years, so why not start now??? Im still learning, please share your knowledge in the comments👇🤝
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Rajat Soni, CFA
Rajat Soni, CFA@Rajatsoni·
ETH is a shitcoin Don't save in a currency with no supply limit
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BRICS News
BRICS News@BRICSinfo·
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇻🇪 United States used mysterious weapon during raid to capture Nicolás Maduro, leaving Venezuelan soldiers bleeding and vomiting, NY Post reports. "We all started bleeding from the nose. Some were vomiting blood. We fell to the ground, unable to move. We couldn't even stand up after that sonic weapon, or whatever it was."
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Bitmund Freud
Bitmund Freud@BitmundFreud·
BREAKING: We've finally figured out what animals are saying. This is next-level insanity.
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CoinClusion
CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
@markeletr @Rajatsoni Actually zero now, it seems x.com/WuBlockchain/s…
Wu Blockchain@WuBlockchain

According to ValidatorQueue data, the Ethereum Beacon Chain staking entry queue has surged to 1.759 million ETH (~ $5.5 billion), marking the highest level since late August 2023. New stakers now need to wait about 30 days and 13 hours before their validators can be officially activated. Meanwhile, the exit queue has completely cleared to zero. validatorqueue.com

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MARK ELETR
MARK ELETR@markeletr·
@Rajatsoni Worse still is the 7 day unlock from staking if you want to sell….
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Rajat Soni, CFA
Rajat Soni, CFA@Rajatsoni·
Why should anybody save in ETH? It has no supply cap What is your reasoning behind buying an infinite supply asset?
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Julien Bittel, CFA
Julien Bittel, CFA@BittelJulien·
This chart probably best encapsulates the story of 2025. It’s a chart I shared in several of my reports last year, and it also explains why ISM remained lower than we initially expected.   This shows the relationship between Taiwan exports and ISM.   At its core, it’s the story of the AI and robotics boom. But what the chart is really showing is sequence…   Taiwan exports move first because Taiwan sits at the very front of the global production chain, at the centre of the global semiconductor supply chain.   When a new demand shock hits the system, it typically shows up first in semiconductor sales and exports. That is why global semiconductor sales have long been a reliable leading indicator of the cycle.   Last year marked the first phase of the AI and robotics cycle...   Taiwan exports surged, driven almost entirely by semiconductors. GPUs, advanced logic, memory, and packaging sat at the centre of that move as hyperscalers, governments, and enterprises rushed to secure the compute required to train and deploy AI models and automation systems. That is why exports exploded. This was the tip of the spear.   But growth always slows after the initial surge, particularly after reaching close to 50% year over year in the November data. That is not a sign of weakening demand. It is a sign of transition. The acceleration phase is now behind us. Inventories have been built and capacity has been secured.   Global semiconductor sales remain very strong, but the impulse growth phase has now passed. And this is where the cycle shifts…   Once the chips are dispatched, the rest of the AI and robotics ecosystem has to be built around them. Data centres need power, cooling, networking, storage, and grid upgrades. Factories need automation, sensors, robotics and new control systems. Enterprises need new hardware, software and tooling. Products and processes get redesigned around AI capability. This is heavier, slower, more capital-intensive investment, and it spreads far beyond semiconductors into industrials, energy, infrastructure, autos, and enterprise IT.   This is the phase the ISM responds to…   When AI demand forces real-world infrastructure investment, not just chips but everything around them, the broader business cycle follows. Semiconductor sales were the ignition. The next leg is second-order CapEx and real-world infrastructure buildout.   As that capital makes its way through the system, the broader cycle re-accelerates.   To me, this is the story for 2026...
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CoinClusion
CoinClusion@coinclusion_·
Satoshi Nakamoto can lose all his coins, but no one is willing to talk about it. Satoshi holds about 1,1 million BTC, which accounts for 5,5% of the whole supply. 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa is just one of many adresses which belong to Satoshi, but in a few years, they might not even be his anymore. You see, whenever a new Bitcoin wallet is created, a private key's being generated randomly. The private key is then used to mathematically generate a matching public key and address through a specific geometric process called elliptic curve math. This creates a mathematical connection between the private and the public key. Since we know Satoshish public key address, one can brute-force guess at the private key that unlocks it. However, this would take trillions of years using computers today. But guess what? Quantum computers can, when they are strong enough, solve this in minutes. Satoshi's keys, along with some others, risk being taken by quantum computers. That's why people like Nic Carter has been writing a lot on this topic lately, suggesting change to start NOW. Why? Because Bitcoin moves slow. People do not want to change anything related to the code. In a few years, it might be too late. Quantum computers will catch up. There are also people not being worried, rating the risk at near 0. What do you think, leave a comment down below! PS: Im not an expert, I still learn. Correct me if im wrong, please :)
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