Crypto Meerkat

@ritwikpavan Best review you can do is between the best bands with NO monthly subscriptions. We already have Amazon, Netflix, Spotify and endless others. These devices can work great without paying for extras

JUST IN: Google just launched a screenless Fitbit band to go after Whoop. Fitbit Air is a $99 wearable built to track your health all day without apps, alerts, or a display. • tracks heart rate, sleep, blood oxygen, skin temperature, and movement • no screen, notifications, or smartwatch features • up to 7 days of battery life • 5-minute charge gives roughly a full day of use • works with Google’s Gemini-powered Health Coach

@_andysmith @YourAnonNews William Wallace died for freedom. We are killing cameras nowadays. Cheaper than human lives and more effective, it has to be done. Freedom has no price

@YourAnonNews No, these are not the good people. They’re costing tax payers millions during a cost of living crisis. They’re making it less safe for people, for traffic, and for women at night especially. They’re right wing agitators not heroes.

The Blade Runners of London - cutting down the surveillance state one camera at a time.

@DeanThulborn @YourAnonNews and then someone saying people don't want this Orwellian shit in their neighborhood gets elected. And politicians get the message, and it's no longer politically or economically viable to spend our money for something people don't won't. And then they stop putting them back up

@YourAnonNews And then tax payer money is used to put them back up and probably at a higher price! But yay well done to these people 🙄

@Carl_Stawicki @YourAnonNews because when it becomes clear that people don't want it and it's no longer viable, they will stop. When you fight for your rights and you never give up. Never

@YourAnonNews What's the point of destroying public property when you'll just have to pay for the damages with your taxes? You're destroying property that you're part owner of.

@pete_rizzo_ except they can't ban it. Bitcoin is permissionless P2P money, it doesn't need a central authority thus it can't be blocked by a central authority. You can restrict the fiat on ramp and off ramp but freedom ultimately finds its way

JUST IN: RUSSIA'S CENTRAL BANK JUST MOVED TO BAN #BITCOIN SELF-CUSTODY IN RUSSIA THIS IS A DIRECT ATTACK ON CRYPTO THE FIGHT IS REAL 🔥

@fluffypony @notgrubles 🤩 nice, I didn't know BitMonero = BitCoin in Esperanto. You never stop learning, thanks!

Huh?? Nonsense, it’s literally in the cryptonote whitepaper - it was meant to address 5 things the author felt were deficiencies in Bitcoin (transaction traceability, PoW mining that wasn’t one-CPU-one-vote, irregular emission, hard-coded constants that could be dynamic, and bulky scripts). It was unabashedly and unashamedly designed to be Bitcoin-with-improvements, and Monero’s original name was BitMonero, which means “Bit Coin” in Esperanto.

I had a friend who tried secretly using Monero. It was discovered he had embedded his “stealth” address inside a CPU mining malware binary that ended up being decompiled. The same “stealth” address he used to accept normal payments thinking it was adequately private.

@pete_rizzo_ for CLARITY to the reader: probability was 7.3%, now it's 34%. Thank me later. kalshi.com/markets/kxcryp…

JUST IN: ODDS #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO CLARITY ACT PASSES BEFORE JULY JUST SURGED OVER 380% ON KALSHI CLEAR RULES FOR CRYPTO IT'S FINALLY HAPPENING 🔥

@317_Enter @pete_rizzo_ @grok @CryptoHayes correct. He is also a scammer and a shiller of his own bags, like all crypto influencers. Last but not least of a very long list, Zcash shilling. Rinse and repeat the playbook has been the same for about 10 years, good for him.

@pete_rizzo_ Hey @grok, how often have @CryptoHayes calls been right and how often wrong?

BILLIONAIRE ARTHUR HAYES JUST SAID THE FED AND TREASURY ARE ABOUT TO ISSUE DEBT BY THE TRILLIONS AND SEND #BITCOIN OVER $1 MILLION GLOBAL MONETARY RESET. IT'S COMING 🚀

@bariksis 100%. Not your keys, not your coins

The ~820K BTC stack that Saylor has accumulated for Strategy belongs to the US Government. I’ve been saying this for well over a year now. Strategy is a proxy for the US Govt’s SBR. I think this gets revealed by 2028. Would that not be the most strategic way to accumulate Bitcoin at the nation state level? The reality is, the government can really do whatever they want under the guise of national security.

🇧🇬 BULGARIA SOLD 213,500 #BITCOIN IN 2017. AT TODAY’S PRICE, IT COULD HAVE WIPED OUT THEIR ENTIRE NATIONAL DEBT🤯 THEY MISSED IT🚀

@Polymarket ❄️ no more. 🚠 Will be the new metonymy for cocaine

JUST IN: EU to push for crackdown on emojis that can be used to cover up “illegal speech”

@CharlesMullins2 that's cool! Now, how do we make AI put some skin in the game if it fucks up on this?

🚨 BREAKING: AI designed a rocket engine in just two weeks… then engineers 3D printed it. Not by copying old aerospace designs. By searching geometries humans rarely imagine. This may be where engineering starts evolving. What happens when machines begin discovering physics-shaped designs we wouldn’t have drawn ourselves? Follow me for frontier science and emerging tech.

@Polymarket has someone from world liberty finance placed any interesting "trade" on this as of lately?

BREAKING: Trump reschedules medical marijuana from a Schedule I to Schedule III drug.

@horwitzben Ahia that's fun🤣

I made the anti-Grammarly. Mess up your emails with AI. Sinceerly.com

@JSeyff @KraneShares @coinbase errata corrige - correct ticker is $CRAP

NEW-ish: We have a 3rd amendment on the @KraneShares @coinbase 50 ETF. Ticker will be $KCOI when it launches. Fee will be 0.68%. Will initally hold BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, DOGE, ADA, LINK, BCH, XLM, AVAX, LTC, SHIB, and DOT.

@aiseomastery @deedydas they are because AI still can't build a bathroom with an entrance door, can't build a decent floorplan from scratch given a few inputs, can't optimise an existing floorplan without hallucinating. Good luck doing that

@deedydas Architecture students are not having a good year

ChatGPT’s new image model can take in a picture of a house and “generate an entire floor plan” It blows every single other image model out of the water. I’ve been trying it all day and here are 10 unbelievable things it can do: 1/11

@deedydas Not impressed, we don't need this. We need: you have to build a house on Y floors, on a surface that can measure at max Z. Give me a project for a family of 4, 5 or 6. OR, simply, optimize this floorplan. Until then, it's just shiny useless aesthetics without true added value

@heynavtoor try a cracked Adobe Pro, it runs locally and does everything for free 😂

You needed to merge two PDFs last week. You Googled "merge PDF free." You clicked the first result. You uploaded your tax return and your pay stub to a website you had never heard of. It merged them in 3 seconds. You downloaded the file and moved on. You never thought about what happened to your documents. They were uploaded to a server in a country you cannot name. Processed by software you cannot audit. Stored for a duration nobody disclosed. Your tax return. Your pay stub. Your salary. Your signature. On a stranger's disk. Forever. You did this voluntarily. In under 10 seconds. Without reading a single word of fine print. There is a tool that does everything those websites do. On YOUR computer. Your files never leave your machine. It is called Stirling-PDF. 77,100+ stars on GitHub. 25 million+ downloads. The #1 PDF application on all of GitHub. Here is what it does: → Merge PDFs. Split PDFs. Compress PDFs. Rotate and reorder pages. → Convert PDFs to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and images. And back again. → Add passwords. Remove passwords. Flatten forms. Sanitize metadata. → Sign PDFs with a drawn signature, typed name, or digital certificate. → OCR scanned documents with Tesseract to make them searchable. → Add watermarks, page numbers, headers, footers, and stamps. → Redact text and images permanently. Crop, deskew, and repair. → View and annotate PDFs directly in your browser. → No-code automation pipelines to batch-process thousands of files. → REST API for every tool. Automate every operation. → Desktop app for Windows, Mac, and Linux. No browser needed. → One Docker command to self-host everything. Here's the wildest part: Adobe Acrobat Pro costs $19.99 per month. That is $239.88 a year. Acrobat Studio: $24.99 per month. That is $299.88 a year. Smallpdf Pro: $108 per year. iLovePDF Premium: $60 per year. A 10-person team on Adobe pays $2,660 a year to edit documents. And every single one of those tools processes your files on THEIR servers. Stirling-PDF processes everything locally. Your files exist on your machine. The server sits on your hardware. The network stays inside your walls. 77,100+ stars. 6,700+ forks. 175 releases. 4,900+ commits. 48% TypeScript and 43% Java. MIT-licensed core. Self-host it. Fork it. Ship it. 100% Open Source. (Link in the comments)

@SatoshiBagger @Dennis_Porter_ @grok this is crazy. Only 3 years of inactivity are enough to lose funds?

@Dennis_Porter_ @grok what does this mean in terms of numbers and period of time

BREAKING: The Bitcoin Digital Asset Reserve in California passes unanimously out of committee.

@pete_rizzo_ ⚠️ DON'T LOSE YOUR BTC ⚠️ Example: you have 1 BTC worth $100.000 > you borrow $70.000: initial LTV=70%. ----- BTC drops to $80.000 > LTV drops to 87.5% > LIQUIDATION TRIGGERED. Only borrow assuming bitcoin price can drop by 75%, stay safe out there.

JUST IN: COINBASE JUST ANNOUNCED LIVE ON CNBC IT IS LAUNCHING #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO LOANS IN THE UK MILLIONS CAN NOW BUY HOMES AND CARS WITHOUT SELLING BTC ITS 2nd LARGEST MARKET GLOBALLY 🔥