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#Bitcoin firefly #Cardano CEO #DRep 2024 $ADA shark OG 2017 Nobody

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Nobody@expressive_void·
From now on I will only support what's enabling me to live a self-sustained and self-custodial free life, allowing me to stay out and far away from all of the deplorable rest, without exposing a grip allowing others to pull me back in. Go gaslight yourselves if you must.
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@__fallen_icarus @Padierfind Cardano will not make more in fees with more expensive transactions on empty blocks. Ultra low fee applications will still use L2
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@vesprwallet Previous style was nicer, but I'm still using it.
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V E S P R@vesprwallet·
This kind of appreciation is what keeps us going! 🫶
ItDepends@ReasonableSirr

@JasonAn47972838 Just switched back to vesper because of this and my god - @vesprwallet did a remarkable job. Prob best wallet I ever used. It was breast before but next level now. Just wish lace was like this since naturally trustable more as am IOG product

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@Cerkoryn I haven't needed Typescript yet, but I can only agree!
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$cerkoryn | dRep
$cerkoryn | dRep@Cerkoryn·
Typescript is also what Midnight uses. If you want Cardano 🤝 Midnight integrations to be as smooth as possible, you'll vote to support Gerolamo + Pebble.
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$cerkoryn | dRep
$cerkoryn | dRep@Cerkoryn·
The best DevEx is when you can build your entire stack in one language with one set of tools from top to bottom. We want this on Cardano for the most popular programming language in the world. Frontend: Typescript Backend: Typescript Smart Contracts: Typescript
$cerkoryn | dRep@Cerkoryn

@USCMigs @MicheleHarmonic @hlabs_tech Average Joe: "I want to integrate Cardano, I wonder how much work it will be to make my site support it?" import * as Gerolamo from "@harmoniclabs/gerolamo"; import * as Pebble from "@harmoniclabs/pebble"; Average Joe: "Wow, that was easy! My site supports Cardano now!"

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Nobody@expressive_void·
@IOHK_Charles @Padierfind Yeah but only makes sense if those tokens are also connected with somewhat comprehensive shareholder rights.
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Patrick Tobler
Patrick Tobler@Padierfind·
This is an actual problem for L1s. And it's the main reason why Cardano no matter what needs to start acquiring stake in its protocols & companies. IMO Cardano should immediately start buying WMTX, SNEK, NIGHT, MIN, STRIKE, LQ, STUFF, IAG, FLDT and others. It doesn't have to be much. It can be Dollar-Cost-Averaging a little bit every month. But the Treasury needs to hold its top Tokens. This is in addition to the Treasury owning actual shares of companies through Draper Dragon.
nairolf@0xNairolf

all successful apps will end up with: (1) their own stablecoin (2) their own chain (3) their own on/offramp full stack

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🪏Blockjock-James Dont Hate Just Create
Can we expect multiple teams delivering on the Btc liquidity initiative? Answer: Yes!! 1. @pogun_io (Charles lead initiative, we seen this announced last year at the Btc convention) 2. @SundialProtocol of course with @_MrHunt_ co-anchored by the @Cardano_CF dashboard is live go here> sundialprotocol.com/dashboard 3. @FluidTokens bridge protocol live go here >bifrost-dev.fluidtokens.com 4. @CharmsDev @DraperDragon @samizb go here for more> charms.dev We are stacking up to have multiple solutions, each with its own unique value adds here on Cardano, @USDMOfficial $USDM is that key ingredient leveraged in all our dapps both live and on testnet (yes I know all of them;-) 2026 is shaping up to be a great year, Have a great day everyone:-)
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Draper Dragon@DraperDragon

Our BitcoinFi Accelerator teams have been heads down for six weeks building the next wave on Bitcoin. Demo Day will be live for them to showcase. See you there. bitcoinfi.network/demoday @DraperVC @SupernormalFDN @BTCFiNetwork @MezoNetwork @GoMaestroOrg @fairmint @rise_pay @OrionFund

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@BringNetwork Always have to manually check and register/enable, and then Brave keeps forgetting my approval, etc... It should just be initialized once and keep working, no matter where I shop.
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Bring@BringNetwork·
ser, we have a question 👇 What’s the biggest reason you’ve never used a cashback platform?
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@NaVi_GaT0R Nothing ever arrives at Cardano :/
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⛏️Dr. Navjit Dhaliwal@NaVi_GaT0R·
L2, Midgard: Treasury should not be treated as a blank cheque for overlapping insiders, unfinished prior work and vague future promises. Here's the core issue - This proposal asks for ₳10.4 million across Hydra, shared L2 infrastructure and Midgard. This bundles together multiple narratives, multiple entities and multiple future claims - without first answering the most basic question What was funded before, what was actually delivered, and what value did it create? Midgard Labs has already received prior support without completing a single milestone. In any normal funding environment, that would be the first filter. Before new money is approved, prior execution gets examined. And from what I can see, there is no completed milestone history here that justifies another large Treasury allocation involving Midgard Labs. That alone should make voters pause. There's also a broader governance issue. This proposal presents Hydra and Midgard as complementary, and maybe in theory they are. But in governance terms, this is still a large request tied to entities with close alignment and overlapping influence. When the same orbit of people and companies keeps coming back for Treasury funds without clear prior accountability, voters should be much more skeptical. Treasury should not become an internal capital pool for connected entities. Another concern -the proposal sells a lot of future upside - 10,000+ TPS, sub-cent fees, production-ready L2s, treasury revenue from sequencers, stronger ecosystem growth, more TVL, more MAUs. But a lot of that is still prospective, not proven. And when you dig in, even the proposal admits key parts are still unresolved: - DA strategy is still at prototype/spec stage - Midgard's multi-operator coordination is a major engineering risk - operator economics and GTM incentive design are not fully executed - mainnet readiness depends on subsequent cycle work That is a lot of uncertainty for a proposal of this size. To be clear - I am not dismissing Hydra, or saying Cardano should ignore L2s. I am saying the burden of proof rises when the ask is large, the parties are closely connected and prior funded work remains incomplete. No new Treasury money should go to Midgard related work until prior funded milestones are clearly completed, publicly demonstrated and shown to have created value for the ecosystem. If this were a normal company board, investor committee or grant review, the answer would be the same - show me what you deliver, the value and then we can talk That's why I voted NO
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⛏️Dr. Navjit Dhaliwal
⛏️Dr. Navjit Dhaliwal@NaVi_GaT0R·
I've voted NO on 2 proposals so far from IOG. In process of reviewing others. - Blockfrost: Maintenance and Next Generation Indexing - IO & Midgard Labs: L2 Scalability Initiative
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🪏Blockjock-James Dont Hate Just Create
Finally for the first time, use your stable coin as payment anywhere Visa is accepted NBX and Usdm are quietly assembling a full loop: 🔷 Flip = non-custodial wallet layer 🔷 USDM = stablecoin rail 🔷 Visa Flex = global spend Here’s the simple flow: 🔷 Hold it in Flip (non-custodial, no bank required) 🔷 Spend anywhere Visa is accepted No off-ramp friction. No dependency on traditional banking rails. This is effectively: 🔷 Hold 🔷 Earn 🔷 Spend You are now free to do what you want, when you want and finally where you want. @USDMOfficial @nbxcom @The_Flip_App
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JOSHU₳@joshualeestone·
Quick update: Successfully ingested over 12,000,000 print titles that will soon be available for sale on @book_io. Every print purchase will have a % that goes towards buying $STUFF.
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Nobody@expressive_void·
@matiwinnetou It just needs to work 😅 Then we can use it, then others will use it. Currently with this little fragmented liquidity it's often not even usable for a few thousand dollars...
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Straight Pool (STR8)@Straightpool4·
Cardano wants to be the financial operating system of the world — yet today, most of our DeFi is still largely copy-pasted from EVM chains: - Siloed - All-in-one - Custom-Token-driven And we wonder why participation remains low in a multi-billion dollar ecosystem. The problem was already identified by economist Rusty @__fallen_icarus in “The Cardano Paradox” github.com/fallen-icarus/… 99% of users don’t engage with DeFi — not because they don’t want yield, but because the design doesn’t work for them. Out of frustration, Rusty didn’t just complain — he learned to code, proposed CIPs like CIP-89, and is now pushing what might be the most important missing piece in Cardano: The DeFi Kernel. Instead of custodial, monolithic DeFi apps, the DeFi Kernel enables: - Non-custodial P2P interactions - Users keep assets in their own wallets - Yield on top of staking and governance No lockups. No protocol custody. No unnecessary risk. This is exactly where Cardano can and should differentiate. Thanks to eUTXO, we can do deterministic, peer-to-peer financial interactions without relying on shared global state like EVM chains. We are not supposed to copy Ethereum. We are supposed to outdesign it. Yes, projects like Axo and Genius Yield explored UTXO-based DeFi — but still follow(ed) the same all-in-one, custom-token-driven design. The DeFi Kernel is fundamentally different: - No custom token - No protocol-level rent extraction - No embedded middleman Just pure infrastructure. Now combine this with what’s coming: - Midnight → selective disclosure & privacy - Trust-minimized Bitcoin ↔ Cardano bridges → massive liquidity This unlocks something fundamentally new: Private, non-custodial, cross-ecosystem DeFi. One major misconception I still see — even among builders: Institutions do not lead adoption. Retail does. If DeFi doesn’t work for the 99%, it won’t work at all. Institutional rails absolutely matter (CIP-112, CIP-159, CIP-160), but they should complement — not replace — a retail-first foundation. Here’s the uncomfortable truth: There is no direct money in building the DeFi Kernel: - No custom token - No protocol-level rent extraction - Only regular network transaction fees And that’s exactly why it struggles to get visibility. But this is short-sighted. Because the real value doesn’t disappear — it moves up the stack: - Market makers - Arbitrage - Wallet UX - Financial services Fix the base layer — and the ecosystem unlocks. If there was ever a DeFi concept in Cardano worth treasury funding — this is it. Right now, we are hoping that injecting liquidity into fundamentally flawed DeFi design will somehow fix adoption. It won’t. We need to fix the foundation first. Then @ElderM's stablecoin liquidity must be aligned to bootstrap the DeFi Kernel. Builders already moving in this direction: @omerh_ @DanoFinance @0xMetamatt @FluidTokens We need more. Especially wallet and UX builders. We are sitting on a unique advantage with eUTXO. The DeFi Kernel might finally unlock it. We’re closer than it seems. Still unsure? Take one hour and study this lecture by Rusty himself: youtu.be/Pk6eNMLNDps?si… We have the design edge. Now we need to execute. If no one can extract rent, the only way to win is to build something people actually want. Let’s not mess this up. 🛠️
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@Cerkoryn @DirtyTesLa Also this can be exoloited to trick machines into killing someone.
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@Cerkoryn @DirtyTesLa I'm not at all into altering futures and deciding life for others. Maybe just let everyone be responsible for themselves and the situations they put themselves into.
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Nobody@expressive_void·
@Cerkoryn @DirtyTesLa This discussion is like socialism. Where one is extorted for the comfort of 5 others.
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@SimonDixonTwitt Hello from the biggest creditors around the world!
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Simon Dixon
Simon Dixon@SimonDixonTwitt·
🇺🇸 Remember the U.S. doesn’t have a sovereign wealth fund. Americans pay for the wars. Chevron, Cheniere Energy, Exxon, Golden Pass, etc. get the sales and profits. The price of your goods goes up. Your share of the national debt goes up. Socializing the costs. Privatizing the gains. The financial-industrial complex thanks you for your service. You will own nothing and be happy.
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Simon Dixon@SimonDixonTwitt

🇨🇳🇮🇷🇺🇸🇶🇦 Reuters suggests Washington may release around $6 billion in frozen Iranian oil revenues held in Qatar and other foreign banks. Iran is reportedly pushing for access to much larger sums, with total frozen assets potentially exceeding $100 billion worldwide. Anybody else remember when Jordan Peterson asked Netanyahu to “give the Palestinians hell” and blamed Biden for releasing $6 billion to Iran? 🦗 Now the land is ready to build new LNG pipelines. Remember my comments in week one. Those who were negotiating a deal before the war are the ones still negotiating a deal today. They were not killed. This war was part of the negotiations. Iran’s pragmatists accepted the ceasefire, honored it, and came to the table ready to negotiate, likely trading the resistance axis for a seat at that table. The Gulf states absorbed the hits and immediately shifted to calculating reconstruction terms, renegotiating old contracts, funding new security frameworks, while Saudi Arabia collected record oil premiums throughout the war. The damage wasn’t just destruction, it became a business opportunity. Pakistan repositioned itself from a debt-stricken, unstable state into a central broker of one of the most consequential ceasefires, backed by China. October 7 was meant to happen, and world leaders knew it was coming. It was funded through Qatari banks, and Hamas had an office in Qatar. Qatar is a major U.S. ally, but its LNG future is tied to China, now its largest buyer, locking in long-term supply for decades. The GCC had their U.S. bases targeted so a new world order could be renegotiated, alongside a 70% stake in Golden Pass, a major beneficiary of LNG contracts in Texas, USA. This wasn’t Trump’s plan. This was China’s plan as part of the “Trade War”. Securing energy, brokering influence, and anchoring the next phase of the global order through long-term LNG contracts. This was a managed transition. Trump was funded by Affinity Partners, funded by the Gulf Sovereign Wealth Funds, managed by Jared Kushner (who is negotiating all deals), as well as receiving a Boeing aircraft from Qatar. And I know you may find it hard to believe, but Israel is the major loser. Trump took money from everybody. And that was his goal. The financial industrial complex got new energy contracts and likely got insider information before every social media post. The military industrial complex got a stimulus cheque from one trillion to a trillion and a half. The technical industrial complex will get QE stimulus for their AI & Data centre’s after the recession. The big print will end the dollar as world reserve currency. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz ends the Breton Woods agreement if it opens with a toll. Follow the money. 💰

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@SebastienGllmt Yes I'm not going to open up another 500th wallet.
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Sebastien Guillemot@SebastienGllmt·
You shouldn't need a Midnight wallet to use Midnight apps Sounds like a crazy thing to say, but I think it's key to user/developer onboarding, and key to being a true partner chain! Created a working group for crazy ideas rethinking onboarding. It's open for anybody to join!
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