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@cz_binance Did $BNB trading once takeover $BTC's trading volume?

A snippet from the book: --- Go Live, July 14th, 2017 Ten, nine, eight, seven… They were counting down. The tech guys had their eyes glued to their screens. I was one of them. Others hovered around us. Our receptionist, Fang, had her phone out, capturing a video of the special occasion with me in the center. I had the Binance.com website on my screen, on the BNB trading page. Three, two, one. We were live! Bam, the screen was filled with Sell orders, no Buy orders. “This is not good, right?” I murmured. Slowly, a few buy orders started to appear. They were at low prices. As soon as a buy order appeared near the last price range, they were taken. And the BNB price inched downwards. The room went from excited anticipation to silence. Fang, usually a cheerful girl, quietly dropped the camera and retreated to her desk. What happened? ...

The longer any oil shortage persists like the ~20% currently blocked from the Strait of Hormuz, the faster humanity adapts and innovates substitutes for oil consumption. In the long run, we'll all be better off: more efficient tech, diversified energy, and stronger resilience. The Gulf producers will ultimately bear the heaviest costs as demand shifts away from them. History proves this pattern again and again: - The 1973 Arab Oil Embargo quadrupled prices and triggered long gas lines, but it sparked massive innovation: stricter fuel efficiency standards for cars, a boom in nuclear power, exploration of Alaska/North Sea oil, and early pushes into renewables like solar/wind. Oil demand growth slowed dramatically afterward. - WWII's rubber famine (Japan cut off 90%+ of natural rubber supply) forced the rapid development of synthetic rubber, saving military production and birthing a whole new industry. Short-term pain from disruptions? Yes. Long-term progress and reduced dependence? Absolutely. Markets and ingenuity always find a way. Oil isn't irreplaceable, human creativity is. 🚀

@icobeast That too from their own MM🤪

In 2022 this would have sent MANA to $50. Instead it gets a 3% pump to 8.5 cents.

These chains are dead. They raised ~$2.6B combined. They generate ~$65K in weekly fees. ~$3.4M per year across 15 chains. Discuss.

busy fucking day in AI - heres everything that happened: - Qwen dropped 4 ai models that can fit on your phone/laptop + as intelligent as OpenAI OSS-140B (but 13X CHEAPER) - an 18yr old kid sold his AI calorie-tracking app for ~$80M to myfitnesspal - a dude turned his macbook m4 chip into a transformer capable of training, and fine tuning ai models (open source!) - hyundai dropped $6.3B on new ai data center to train self-driving cars and robot humanoids. - anthropic launched voice mode for claude code (tony stark jarvis is almost here!) - stock markets positive on the day signalling confidence in AI-enabled warfare - “claude good for war” - sam & pentagon banned intelligence agencies from using uncensored GPT - U.S. Treasury banned anthropic's claude following pentagon blacklist. - dean ball and ben thompson (stratechery) both dropped amazing takes on the anthropic pentagon affair (go read them)

If you are on X today, 2/3 of the people are talking either about Iran/US/Israel or moving to claude and brilliance of claude. What else have we got to do?

@cz_binance Which one has been the most helpful for u?

I bought so many AI subscriptions already, but can't seem to get them to do any useful work. Looking at X, it feels like it's just me? 😂

If you’re 20-30 years old and your inner circle isn’t discussing: -clawdbot -tariffs -death of altcoins -creatine -death of white collar work -ai doomerism You need to find a new circle.

@icobeast Bear market contents

All I really want in life is to take care of my wife and kids. A roof over our head, enough food on the table so they don’t go to be hungry, and health to enjoy the next 50-60 years together

$BTC to $50,000. Monthly RSI below 40. This is where the 2026 bottom could happen based on the 4-year cycle.

@Aster_DEX don't need no L1 imo. Native ZK + MEV sounds nice on paper but $ASTER's already doing fine on BNB/multi-chain right now, with good liquidity, no complaints about MEV/privacy/latency killing the product. Launching another L1 risks liquidity fragmentation and forced migration can cause more unnecessary friction than benefits + exposure to vulnerabilities as a new chain( $BNB has track records and history), and again, loses the @cz_binance /@binance edge that got them this far. An L1 MIGHT make sense if there are compromises on BNB and is actually killing volume.

Dont think @OpenAI would last long. Trust on @sama is very minimal

$ASTER tryna win the $HYPE hype from few weeks back?

Even if native ZK + MEV sounds nice on paper, Aster's doing fine on BNB/multi-chain right now, with good liquidity, no complaints about MEV/privacy/latency killing the product. Launching another L1 risks liquidity fragmentation and forced migration can cause more unnecessary friction than benefits + exposure to vulnerabilities as a new chain(BNB has track records and history), and again, loses the CZ/Binance edge that got them this far. Prove the compromises are actually killing volume first,, then maybe the L1 MIGHT make sense.

@crypticker_ @cz_binance @binance Aster needs its own Aster Chain L1 because general chains like BNB cannot provide native MEV resistance, full trade privacy (via ZK proofs), hidden orders, ultra-low latency, or optimized perps execution without compromises. Make sense ?

I don’t know if my prediction is too optimistic or not. I’m hoping to see $ASTER hit $10. I accumulated $ASTER in the $0.50–$0.55 zone. Why I bought $ASTER: 1. They are building an L1 network. 2. They have a strong buyback and burn mechanism. 3. CZ publicly supports Aster. Let’s see how far Aster goes. DYOR/NFA.

@CryptoPeakX In what sense? I feel its better to stay on BNB if they need continued support from @cz_binance and @binance

@crypticker_ Aster L1 purpose is different.

It's a bull trap. We are going lower I'm looking towards $55k range

Elon bets on space beating Earth’s limits. Energy goes orbital. Resources go abundant. Tesla scales autonomy. Optimus scales labor. Wealth goes vertical. @Tesla

Why financial markets are nervous right now: AI and Kevin Warsh AI shock: The AI products released in recent weeks are genuinely disruptive. Entire business models are being replaced almost overnight - sometimes by AI tools built by a single developer in days, using AI itself. That speed is unprecedented. For markets, this creates fear and uncertainty: - Which companies are next? - How fast will revenues evaporate? - Can tech/software companies pivot quickly enough? Investors hate uncertainty, and AI is introducing it at scale - across software, services, media, and even finance. Kevin Warsh shock: Warsh is appointed by Donald Trump as the next Fed Chair. But, he is widely seen as a 'liquidity hawk'. As a former Federal Reserve governor, he has consistently emphasized monetary discipline, financial stability, and the long-term risks of easy money. Markets worry that he may resist aggressive rate cuts or large liquidity injections. That creates tension with the market, that want fast easing and liquidity. Personally I think he has no choice, and will follow what the President wants. But the markets work with the information they have today and don't speculate on that. Bottom line: AI is destabilizing business models faster than markets can price in, while uncertainty around future liquidity and monetary policy is removing the usual safety net. Together, they explain why markets aren’t just falling - they’re anxious. And this affects the stock markets, but also crypto.