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@ledermanu @Acyn Is this private market investment?

@Acyn it's time you dumb fucks STOP lying.. Israel is one of America's top ROI in terms of investment.. Numbers don't lie MORONS do

Tucker: It’s time to establish a healthy relationship where Israel can pay its own bills, fund its own military, and act within the constraints imposed by its own economy and population. That’s what normal countries do. Most countries live with neighbors that don’t like them, with whom they have testy relationships, but they make accommodations because they have no choice. There’s no country in the world that acts with total impunity because it knows a much larger country will backstop it no matter what it does. That just doesn’t exist in the natural world, because it’s not natural.

@iruletheworldmo Releasing an unsafe model would really validate everything negative in the ether about sama “Well fuck it let’s crash the world economy to beat our competitor” mindset

🚨SPUD IS COMING SOON(er) due to the financial pressure being put on openai after the release of mythos. openai will now be launching spud tomorrow available to all paid tiers! as performant as mythos in every area. we’re so back. to all the sam doubters. i’m watching you. everyone’s talking about whales, meta, mythos, 10trillion built in space, blah blah blah. tomorrow dawns a new age. the age of abundance for all. and remember. dario tried to trap you in the permanent underclass. never forget. super app. new image model. chefs kiss.

@rak_garg So is the US buyside on these kinda situations

If anyone at Anthropic would like to build an offensive cyber company I will write you a seed term sheet pls find me on Signal

@defyneric The best infra has too much to lose by taking early risks except w the highest signal teams Ie slash w column

hearing from a lot of smaller teams trying to launch cards that issuers like rain and bridge won’t even work with them because they don’t have an existing product or user base, or they can’t afford the $20–30k setup fees there’s clearly a gap in the market for a card issuer focused on smaller, early stage teams

@ravi_riley @ereborbank Why is this better than fed infra? How are you settling interbank? Where exactly are stables used?

Erebor is the first bank to run 24/7 operations powered by stablecoins. Not legacy rails with an afterthought integration slapped on, but modern banking rails built from scratch for the finance stack of tomorrow. Beyond excited to be a design partner of @ereborbank.

Future code bases will be in machine code The age of abstraction dies with the chapter that mythos opened

Mythos makes me bullish on SaaS / the capEx for cyber is going to be a massive moat

Defi bank run feels reasonable

The fact AI 2027 was right thus far (mythos + strategy conforming to the less obvious predictions) is horrifying

@mikulaja If the yield is via interest on central bank money I think they should get it If the yield is investing in any way shape or form I agree w this guy

Noteworthy in that this is coming from SoFi CEO - which offers crypto and has announced its own stablecoin, SoFiUSD. Banks (insured depositories), understandably, are gonna fight tooth & nail on this-

@IMFNews Tldr - if everyone shares a ledger we don’t have to do everyone’s separate paperwork

Tokenization is reshaping regulated finance by moving assets onto programmable ledgers, delivering efficiency gains but requiring strong policy and trust anchors to protect stability. Read our new IMF Note on the issue: elibrary.imf.org/view/journals/…

Omans chess game potential is high depending on how they play this hand

We are seeing the first LLM powered attacks Formally verified systems will dominate software, and compute for proofs is going to be immense akin to a scaled down pre training

@Rahatcodes @basche42 Basilisk.md

Claude Code has a regex that detects "wtf", "ffs", "piece of shit", "fuck you", "this sucks" etc. It doesn't change behavior...it just silently logs is_negative: true to analytics. Anthropic is tracking how often you rage at your AI Do with this information what you will

@rabois @realKTMcFarland Are you really suggesting this went to plan? Renminbi settled oil, lost control of strait, regime intact, lost uranium…we bombed a third world country and it isn’t decisive. I expect more from our country.

@rabois @realKTMcFarland correct me then I’m outside the beltway and all I see is marinetraffic.com and Iran having a very material seat at the global energy table still How is this acceptable?

100% correct. We’ve studied this war from every angle since Trump 1.0, if not before. After Years of Preparation, America’s Military Is Executing a Brilliant Campaign Against Iran nysun.com/article/after-…

@0xAishwary @stacy_muur Anyone with a brain is going to plan to leave this dependency Mercury needs a bank charter Polymarket needs its own infra

@stacy_muur 1. They are not leaving. 2. There is a dynamic fees mechanism which can help us adjust fees based on usage. We have our internal targets set which change based on demand/usage. 3. We are introducing fixed pricing really soon, so base/priority etc don't matter much.

Polymarket said back in December that they wanted to leave Polygon and build their own Ethereum L2. No chain has shipped yet, no date given, but the intent is out there. The dependency since then has only gotten worse. March 2026 numbers: → 77% of Polygon's gas consumption → 67% of gas fees → 55% of all transactions If you look at the bigger picture, Polygon is highly focused on payments. Stablecoin P2P volume is growing completely independently of Polymarket. That growth is real and it has nothing to do with prediction markets. But, if you look at the economics, a prediction market generates constant, high-frequency transactions that pay priority fees. A stablecoin transfer costs almost nothing in gas. Those two things are not interchangeable. You'd need dramatically more payment activity to produce the same fee revenue that one prediction market app generates today. Polygon's team says if Polymarket leaves, blockspace opens up, gas adjusts down, and other apps fill the gap over time. That's reasonable in theory. But the claim that Polymarket "isn't most of the chain" by transaction count doesn't hold up, it's 55% of all transactions, not just gas. The payments story under Polygon is legitimate. But when a single app accounts for the majority of your chain's activity across gas, fees, and transactions, and that app is openly working on leaving, that's not something you can hand-wave with "other apps will fill the gap."

@Polymarket The US lost 300m every day for 20 years in Afghanistan

BREAKING: OpenAI's Sora video platform was reportedly losing ~$1,000,000.00 per day before they decided to shut it down.

@theo Mythos

Axios just got pwn’d. This is really bad.