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“The plan right now is to upgrade every single piece of Ethereum cryptography to be post quantum secure by 2029.” — Justin Drake (@drakefjustin), Researcher at the Ethereum Foundation x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The future of finance is incredibly bright

Danny Ryan on leading crypto’s biggest upgrade ever, paving his own path, and bringing $120T to Ethereum. Full episode below ↓

CNN has lost nearly two-thirds of its viewership since 2016.

Moki Mayhem is back! Matches are live again with the latest changes, and you can already see them playing out. Take a look at train.grandarena.gg, watch some matches, and get a feel for what lineups could perform best as everyone gets ready for Grand Arena Season 1.

The phase of crypto's self discovery and identity crisis is nearly complete. What comes next is the early majority. The best time to buy solid alts was 2019. The second best time was 2025.

it’s about to go down @orangie V @SolJakey (he’s so happy)

Always great to talk to visionary Network State Founder @balajis! This time we discussed Privacy, @Zcash, and @Starknet. It was a real pleasure!

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$DOG up @Stocktwits

Solana is the future

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BITCOIN RAILS #43: A HISTORY OF “SPAM” on BITCOIN | with @peterktodd 🔗 YOUTUBE: youtu.be/LU-lc31MsyY 🌿 SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/episode/1kRleS… “You cannot prevent arbitrary data from being published in Bitcoin transactions. Even at the consensus level…It’s mathematically impossible.” Legendary Bitcoin contributor since 2009 and self-described "weirdo with a fine arts degree," Peter Todd joins me to unpack the endless wars over Bitcoin's "true purpose," his pioneering work putting "spam" on the blockchain, and why he believes attempts to filter transactions are just “silly.” In this episode, we get deep into the history of using Bitcoin for data storage - which goes back, at least, to the development of Namecoin in 2011. Relatedly, we cover the history and long-fought governance battles around OP_RETURN, relay policy, and our community's evolving definitions of "arbitrary data. Suffice it to say, the Filter Wars of 2024/25 are not new... they are simply one battle in a decade+ war we unpack in detail in this context-rich episode of Bitcoin Rails. In more detail, this episode covers: - The development of Open Time Stamps + Bitcoin's use in validating election data and beyond. - OPRETURN battles of the early days... and how its use has evolved over the past decade. - Why Bitcoin Core "should not try to censor transactions" and the "performance art project" (Libre Relay) that shows why. - Bitcoin as a "replicated database" and why blockchains may legitimately be useful outside of sound money. - Why preventing arbitrary data on Bitcoin is "mathematically impossible" ...and trying to stop it is only distracting us from "more important" efforts, like the Great Consensus Cleanup @darosior. This episode of Bitcoin Rails is powered by: - Best In Slot (@bestinslotxyz) — the leading API for Ordinals and BRC-20 data aggregation and indexing. - Spark (@lightspark) — a statechains implementation advancing Bitcoin-powered payments. - Citrea (@citrea_xyz) — the leading Bitcoin rollup technology and BitVM alliance contributor. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:19 Bitcoin Early Days 03:44 OpenTimestamps Project 12:22 Governance and Bitcoin Protocol Debates 26:36 The Blockchain Use Case Argument 35:46 Transaction Version Numbers and Standardization 38:30 Preventing Exploits and DDoS Attacks 40:10 Relay Policies and Economic Decisions 42:00 The Taproot Annex and OP_RETURN 45:07 Libre Relay 01:01:18 Future of Bitcoin and Soft Fork Proposals

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🔥 $4,500 giveaway to 3 people - $1,500 each 🔥 Time to give back in this brutal market Rules: Must follow @DegenKenn & @CryptoNoach Like & RT Tag 3 friends Winners drawn 11/29