Darren Tseng

@steipete at @AITinkerers London Optidex to come (with #openclaw)

#GenAI and #LLMs are amazing but is this all there is? Our CTO outlines his technical vision of the future of #neurosymbolicAI: open.substack.com/pub/zerolink/p…

Excited to work with the @WealthArc team on this!

Excited about the journey of building #NeurosymbolicAI @ZerolinkInc!

Intermediaries for investment contracts are required to comply with securities laws & register with @SECGov. Instead, many crypto platforms are contending that their investment contracts are something else. The law cares about what something actually is, not what you call it.

@lugarou16 @liam75804344 I find the argument that the most popular "anarcholibertarian blockchain game" will be "Purge & Pillage" as death is immutable and there's will be nothing but raider gangs- is a way to shake their core belief in anarcho-nonsenselandia.

@liam75804344 @dtseng123 It sounds weird, but just saw this twice in the past couple months. Once at a work social event and once at friend’s party. Some ppl are in an anarcholibertarian fantasy land. Some know somebody who made “some” money on “blockchain gaming” and really think thats the future 🙄

Anyone waxing lyrical about crypto and bitcoin at parties and gatherings sounds like they didn't learn a damn thing in university. All you have to do is go back in time to find out - your utopia is the worst dystopia.

The writing is on the wall. Crypto is not welcome in United States. The industry has destroyed its reputation by committing mass fraud against the American public and attempting to subvert our laws. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Their compensation should be paid at a rate commensurate to the consequences of their actions. Isn't bilateral capitalism fairer for society?

@PolitBirojs Irrelevant and uneducated comment. Private keys should stay local and within “centralized” control of the user.

@dtseng123 How about neither

Time is now very short for crypto uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/u-announc… DOJ and Treasury involved means probable international OFAC sanctions. Is it Binance or Tether?

Thou shalt not generate private/public key pairs from centralized servers… #nostr

Big Crypto's chorus decrying SEC crypto-actions as unlawful "Regulation by Enforcement" is not just a misguided and deflective ruse to appeal to sympathetic libertarian and anti-regulatory mores. It's also utter nonsense. Read this article to find out why. linkedin.com/pulse/why-sec-…

Announcement! DOJ gets more donuts…

The US military and US Taxpayers.

Libertarianism is anarchy’s identical twin with a drinking problem.

Crypto “has exactly the same economics as a Ponzi scheme,” says ‘Popping The Crypto Bubble’ author Stephen Diehl. The top US bank regulators issued a fresh warning to lenders about the risks associated with crypto trib.al/K7XAwYG

If Binance’s reserve stablecoins hold their peg; if Binance can provide true proof of reserves and bona-fide audited financials; if there’s no bank run on Binance; if USDOJ opts not to hit Binance with criminal charges, everything will be fine. Wait, what? coindesk.com/consensus-maga…

Increasing rates are to crypto like asteroid to dinosaurs. Leverage without intrinsic value generating cash flow has an inevitable return to the mean…0.

@JohnReedStark @tether Oh it will

As a former SEC enforcement lawyer, IMHO, the contagion may spread to @tether. Per BDO Int’l: “In common with several other professional service firms, we are currently evaluating our approach to this sector and the work we undertake for our clients.” wsj.com/livecoverage/s…