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An AI broke into one of the most secure systems on the internet by itself last month. No humans. No hackers. Just an AI, following an instruction. Every password on every connected system is now reachable. Faster patching is not the fix. This is.

@0xSweep Correct. Most principled exit going.

Bitcoin's creator vanished the same month his replacement walked into CIA headquarters Satoshi Nakamoto had just handed the keys to Gavin Andresen, a Princeton graduate who had been coding on the project for a year Within weeks, Gavin got an invite to the CIA April 23, 2011: Satoshi tells Mike Hearn he's "moved on to other things" April 27, 2011: Gavin announces he's going to talk with the CIA June 12, 2011: Jeffrey Epstein emails Gavin asking for a phone call June 14, 2011: Gavin gives a 50 minute presentation at CIA headquarters After that, no one ever heard from Satoshi again Three years later, in March 2014, a single message appeared on his old account saying "I am not Dorian Nakamoto" Six months after that, someone tried to sell Satoshi's old emails for 25 BTC from the same account Every post attributed to him after 2014 came from a compromised account So the last real trace of Satoshi was the day he handed the project to a guy who walked straight into the CIA

@KR4ATH Guys, the blame is simple: nothing in the Internet of data is secure. The Mythos news is just the epitaph.

@KR4ATH GRIDS, Mythos AI, and the end of payment credentials in the public domain youtu.be/GO6CsgfILEk

@Kongyiji89 @freddienew Brilliant whaddabout that does nothing to answer the question!

@GregChew14 @freddienew There are few places you can use bitcoin. Where can you pay with Gold?

Bitcoin is actually the best form of money, but who's keeping track. Why peg your token to a currency that central and commercial banks can dilute and debase, where your transactions can be arbitrarily blocked, and where third parties can freeze your money? No thanks.

@piteasio No Passwords. No Breaches. Payments in Seconds. youtu.be/bSymYKtQk8o

unfortunately, attacks on web3 touchpoints have increased a lot lately, and now users are being exploited through fake txs designed to target them directly. whether it’s Piteas or PulseX, Pulsechain or Ethereum, it doesn’t really matter which app or chain you’re on, because they send you pre-crafted calls based on the chain where your funds are and the app you use, then try to catch you with a blind sign. we urge everyone to stay careful and protect themselves from becoming the target of these growing attacks. our feeling is that DPRK may no longer be targeting just protocols, but users too. make sure your devices and your network or VPN are secure. stay safe.

@KR4ATH You are all wrong. Toby Keith, Chris Stapleton, Tyler Childers, Alan Jackson, Jonny Cash, Brooks & Dunn. That’s music.

@LightningNewsX gajumaru.io/2026/04/02/why…

💥 Lightning Network will make altcoins obsolete. Ethereum 15 TPS 🙈 PayPal 200 TPS 😭 Visa 24,000 TPS 🤐 Solana 65k TPS 😶 Lightning 40,000,000 TPS 🤯 It will also make legacy payment rails obsolete. Higher transaction throughput at lower cost + global access.

@LightningNewsX When, if ever, has Lightning done anything like 40 TPS?

@MastrXYZ They need to get more fools in to fleece so they can pay off the Lambo and the mortgage on the Puerto Rico villa?

Name at least 1 reason why anyone should keep going with crypto.

@a16zcrypto @benfielding @gensynai This is a polite fiction: social platforms connect people. The reality: they harvest your data and sell your attention. Ads intrude. Subscriptions exhaust. “Free” users are the product. Worse, the Bot-War bleeds billions; bots don’t click ads, never buy, and trigger fraud claims.

"When social media first started rising, we didn't necessarily realize how much of that was actually just foundational infrastructure for the future of humanity.” @benfielding of @GensynAI on why AI is about to repeat the mistake social media made, and how we can still fix it: "This isn't just a product that you chat with. It's actually new fundamental infrastructure for humanity, and we should build that learning from the lessons from before. If we let a single company build AI, they hold an enormous amount of power in the world." "If you actually distribute that out and provide it in a kind of sovereign way — it's on all of our own devices and we own it — then actually you steer the world in a very different social direction."

@cyrilXBT This is a function of the Internet of data being unfit for the needs of economic operations. Building the Internet of Economics means building the tools for purpose. GRIDS: No login, no password, just a one off self sovereign signature. Live Demos youtu.be/LgNlPDBmrgE

THE MOST POWERFUL CYBERSECURITY AI EVER BUILT JUST GOT BREACHED. Let that sit for a second. Anthropic's CEO admitted it openly. Claude was never trained specifically for cybersecurity. It was trained to be exceptional at code. Cybersecurity capability was a side effect. The model became so good at understanding systems that it could find vulnerabilities in almost anything. Then someone found a vulnerability in it. A basic access control issue. Not a sophisticated zero-day exploit. A fundamental security misconfiguration. Anthropic says there is no evidence their core systems were affected. But that is not really the point. The point is this. The same principle that makes Claude dangerous for attackers makes it dangerous for the companies building it. Intelligence without airtight access controls is a liability at any level. The irony is almost too clean. A system designed to secure everything had a basic door left unlocked. Security is not a feature you add at the end. It is the foundation everything else is built on. The companies that understand this will be the ones still standing when the dust settles. Screenshot this and come back in a year.

@Bitfinexed 10:1 they have already received that instruction. This is going to be providing comedic relief for a while, but the end was built into the architecture from the start. I think the crypto industry saw these guys coming and fitted them up for a really profound shafting.

The SEC could do the funniest thing ever and reopen Justin Suns SEC case…

@syedsameer @justinsuntron Syed, there are much, much more fundamental issues in play than this. This is a sideshow. Look deeper.

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@GrantCardone Everything is, didn’t you see the @AnthropicAI news? The genie is out of the bottle and the structural failure of the internet of data exposed. Just like every credential. No Login. No Password. No Attack Surface - GRIDS Live Demos youtu.be/R-PuKU6sYuU

JPM Chase credit card division is easily compromised. Shut your account down today.l. I have intimate data to support this claim. Shut it down now and share.

@CoinDesk Yes, playground standard insults is exactly the level to work at if you are in crypto. No brain engagement whatsoever else the theatre of decentralisation is all too easily exposed for what it is: regulatory arbitrage and hopium rent extraction.

UPDATE: Eric Trump fires back on X saying “the only thing more ridiculous than this lawsuit is spending $6 million on a banana duct-taped to a wall.”

@trussliz Yes, but you all knew this would happen. You just didn’t care enough.

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@brian_armstrong There is a lot “coming to the UK”, many more toxic and more useless than this. But not too many.

Stablecoins are the best form of money; they're coming to the UK.

@gothburz It isn’t going to get better either. The litany of mistakes they have made in their technical choices is another vector of this train smash. They’ve drunk deep from the crypto Koolaid and haven’t the knowledge or expertise to question any of the narratives they have bought in.

The dashboard predicted someone would want to see the receipts. "The project accused of fraud was saved by a man whose fraud charges were dropped after he invested in it. Everyone is alleging fraud. The word has no meaning left." Column 16 is called DOCUMENTATION. Every paragraph contains a dollar amount. gothburz.substack.com/p/everyone-is-…

I am a Web3 Ambassador at World Liberty Financial. The dashboard has 15 columns now. The newest one is called LITIGATION. I did not budget for this column. The Slack channel is sun-relationship-management and it has 340 unread messages. Justin Sun filed a 52-page complaint on Monday. In a California federal court. Against us. For fraud. Seven causes of action across 52 pages. I read it on my phone while the token was still dropping. I would like to state for the record that our relationship with Mr. Sun has always been professionally managed. I would also like to state that our relationship management has generated more litigation than any other column on the dashboard. This is what professionals call alpha. He invested $30 million when nobody else would. Then another $15 million. The project was stalling. His word was "lackluster." He was being generous. Before his anchor investment we had raised approximately $22 million. After it we raised $550 million. That is a 2,400% increase. He calculated that number himself. Then he put it in the lawsuit. He is using our own growth metrics as evidence of our fraud. That is a level of due diligence I genuinely respect. He was facing SEC fraud charges at the time of investment. The SEC dropped the case. We made him an advisor. He visited the Executive Office Building. He sat in seat number one at the dinner. These events are unrelated. I have a column for that. The column is green. Then we froze his tokens. Multiple times. The compliance module — the one I helped ship one week before trading, the one routed through a single anonymous wallet — we used it. On the man who saved the project. On the man whose "decisive anchor investment" — his words, page 12 of the complaint — made the other $505 million possible. We froze his governance voting rights too. The man who owned the most tokens had the least say. That is decentralized governance. I designed the architecture. Then we threatened to burn them. Burn. The on-chain kind. Eliminate $45 million in tokens from the blockchain. Permanent. Destroy the holdings of the person who turned World Liberty Financial from a family website with a Gold Paper into a $550 million operation. We told him we would report him to law enforcement. The same man who avoided traveling to the United States for years because he was afraid of being arrested here. He invested in the President's family and the fear stopped. Now we are the ones making the call. I have a column for this too. It is called THE CALL. Then we posted "See you in court pal" from the official account of the President's cryptocurrency project. Pal. From the official account. The President's sons run this project. Eric and Don Jr. Their names are on the website. And somebody — I do not know who authorized this and I have not asked — typed "pal" to a man who put in $45 million when we had $22 million and a Gold Paper that the SEC had not yet decided to ignore. The complaint says we are "on the verge of collapse." It says we face "severe financial pressure" and "potential insolvency." It says we plan to distribute up to 95% of token sale proceeds to company insiders. It says we froze his governance voting rights. Defamed him. Extorted him. Seven causes of action. Fraud in the inducement. Conversion. Unjust enrichment. Breach of implied covenant of good faith. The complaint reads like a Wikipedia article about us that somebody finally decided to file in federal court. The token is down 74%. Trading at 8 cents. The DeFi Visionary is 20 years old. I will describe the architecture. A man facing fraud charges invests $45 million in the President's family crypto project. His fraud charges disappear. We make him an advisor. He gets a seat and a title. We freeze his tokens. We threaten to burn them. We threaten to call the authorities on him. He sues us for fraud. The man who was charged with fraud is suing the President's sons for fraud. The project accused of fraud was saved by a man whose fraud charges were dropped after he invested in it. Everyone is alleging fraud. The word has no meaning left. It is just the sound money makes when it leaves. The 52 pages demand a trial. A jury will read the Gold Paper. Page 14. The 75% revenue allocation to the family. Zero capital contributed. The smart contract upgrade. The blacklist function. The single anonymous wallet. Category 3. The batch reallocation tool we told people was for phishing recovery. The Dolomite self-loan on our own advisor's lending platform — $75 million borrowed against our own token, $65 million of it in our own stablecoin, on a protocol co-founded by our own Head of Technical Strategy. Fifty-five percent of the entire lending pool. Ordinary depositors locked out. Twelve people in a California courtroom reading the Gold Paper. I have prepared for regulators who do not regulate. I have prepared for congressmen who write letters nobody answers. I have prepared for journalists who publish stories that trend for six hours and change nothing. I have not prepared for twelve people who cannot be frozen. The dashboard has 15 columns. Every column tracks a relationship that was designed to be mutually beneficial. Every relationship is now a paragraph in a federal complaint. Every paragraph contains a dollar amount. Every dollar amount contains the word "fraud" somewhere in the sentence around it. Ninety-five cents of every dollar goes to insiders. I am one of the insiders. My allocation is generous. My tokens vest on a different schedule. That schedule is not in the complaint because Mr. Sun does not know about it. It is not in the Gold Paper either. It is on the dashboard. Column 14. These events are unrelated. I am still proud of the dashboard.

@FT Crypto billionaire who designed the very trap door he was marched through. The irony.

Crypto billionaire Justin Sun sues Trump family’s World Liberty Financial ft.trib.al/Vq6fyRX