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@0xyunss ada link telegramnya kah bang yunus?

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The Hermes Agent update you've been waiting for is here.

@YorubaCowboy @ExistentialEnso can confirm this is more accurate

@ExistentialEnso well no it would be more like you're on the verge of losing science and your culture victory has stalled so you make a last ditch effort for domination but realize your enemy has been spamming missiles honestly a very civ situation

If this were a Civ game, it would be like if you were on the verge of winning both a cultural victory and a science victory but then decide to be "fuck it, going for domination," and screw everything up

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With all the recent noise around MSCI freezing Indonesian listings over ownership transparency and Fitch/Moody's cutting outlooks on policy credibility, one thing's clear: investors want to see real, verifiable trust in the market ✅

When the Japanese are more American than Americans.

@yoyonofukuoka it's a much better form of conflict to be had ngl

あらゆる言語が自動翻訳に対応し、世界中の人々がシームレスにコミュニケーションを取れる様になったら、国対国という従来からある構図が崩れて、常識対非常識という構図になるだろうな。

Combine state-directed capitalism with public capital ownership through co-ops and SWFs, as well as prediction market as institutionalized public reality check and govt power check and balance; and you got an almost perfect post-AGI political economic structure.

Agree with this take: "The fully automated economy with broad capital ownership outperforms the labor-dependent economy on every metric capitalism actually cares about. The human stuff comes along for the ride."

The more I think about it, the more I am sure that govs need institutionalized reality check.

What if the market can be used as an institutionalized check and balance for the government to implement realistic and workable policies? The Market as Magistrate: Futarchy as a Check and Balance Mechanism open.substack.com/pub/writeergos…

Heard a panel of 4 star @Kalshi traders, who were detail-oriented, young, nerdy, & rational, and thought "I'm glad to have contributed in my small way to these folks rising in status, & finding meaning in their lives."

On average, ~20-40% of stock price change happens before official firm announcements. Thus insider trading in stocks is rampant; yet our stock markets function fine. To consider re prediction market insider trading.

@TziokasV @Blockworks nice takeaway!

Some thoughts on DAS: > first, a big kudos to @Blockworks. DAS is getting bigger and better every year and their team is always professional/proactive and fun to work with > crypto is increasingly institutionalized but most teams don’t spend enough time actually talking and listening to institutions. they *believe they know what tradfi wants but it’s mostly a projection of their own pov rather than the reality > most tradfi execs understand crypto better than what CT thinks. this is good. it’s good because they realize what is the *actual benefit of blockchains and the core of it is neutrality. they want to build a new line of business on a platform that can't turn into a chokepoint > this is the core moat of Ethereum. it’s undeniably neutral and open to everyone to build. and arguably, from a game theory pov, it’s smart that its brand is cypherpunk. ethereum trying to be too Wall Street-y would undermine its moat > L2s can fill these gaps. both from a brand and tech pov. and this what we do at @zksync. we enable banks to come onchain on private, customized, scalable rails > selling tech doesn’t cut it. selling solutions does. vendor fatigue for tradfi is real. there are many enterprises who tried to build onchain and they just gave up due to the complexity of vendor management > we completely abstract this by transforming our tech (prividium) to a full vertical solution (prividium + custom hooks/soc/access controls + native integrations with enterprise ready solutions). a turnkey bank stack. our partnership with @BitGo builds on that exact direction > another example of an underrated factor of enterprise adoption is change management. for a large corporation to build onchain, they need to have clarity on: who will build it/who will maintain it/how can i train my people to use it/how does it appear in my books etc. we spend a lot of time in the background working with the big four on this > the tokenization genie is out of the bottle. the whole economy will move onchain. and by onchain i mean on an actual chain. not on a flashy database. we've seen this play before and we all know how it ends. open networks always win. > tokenized deposits will be huge. they are the perfect gateway for banks (especially small/mid sized ones) to come onchain, compete and innovate. they can coexist with stablecoins. the ultimate winner is the end user/consumer > corporate treasury solutions are also going to be a big thing. not just cross border payments. this was the first domino. the real TAM is a completely new way for corporations to manage capital > this is when network effects start kicking in. an interconnected economy of banks/fintechs/corporates/suppliers/vaults moving money much faster than today. better/stronger/faster capitalism. > growth, growth, growth

@WhiteHouse new rugpull?

SOON.

@alifarhat79 LMAO 🤣

Who did this lmao

@metaproph3t Truly absolute cinema

never a dull day in the internet financing industry