Gaf

@deep3171 @omanair hey was this flight operational?

@omanair Is muscat - mumbai flight 1st march 9.15am is scheduled and will depart as per time?

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I’ve felt more unsafe walking through parts of London at 9pm than sitting on a beach in Dubai hearing distant booms It's all about perspectives

@AlessiaBaumgar lmao

Dubai folks: in 20 min the Dubai cannons will fire for Iftar announcement, don’t be scared by the noise lol

@AlessiaBaumgar some guy on a group said lets go skydiving

People that don’t live in Dubai/ never been here “I TOLD YOU YOU SHOULDNT MOVE THERE” “Unsafe” blabla People in Dubai rn: “When are we meeting for Padel?” “let’s grab shisha”

everyone on X seems to be more worried about Dubai than people of Dubai no, the roads are not blocked no, Burj Khalifa is not being evacuated yes, the air space is shut as it should be yes, there were sounds but these are sounds of interceptions, not explosions if the same happened in any other country, i'd be shitting my pants right now Dubai still feels very safe and at home

@ivan_nomadz @NOMADZxyz @LumberJaq @alyonitaa @cryptokitty3x great session

Good morning! Started the day with @NOMADZxyz community in Dubai. Played padel, did breathwork, ice bath and now time for nutty pudding. Join us next week. Wishing you well!

@KamelAouane best of luck bro

@BitVaultFinance gm

Why has BitVault decided to accept tokenized equity collateral? Lower vol. Regulatory clarity. Diversified collateral. 📈 BTC is our foundation—equities expand the ceiling. Read the blog post on the new site: bitvault.finance/blog/tokenized…

@saniyamore @ensdomains ensdomains got an upgrade

@SavannahFeder hey, would love to give this a shot. we are building a Telegram assistant for Web3 startups

Today, we're releasing Claude Code for marketing. It does a marketer's work in minutes by browsing, clicking, and posting like a human would. The marketing hire is now optional:

@FabiusDefi rekt

🚨 BREAKING! X changes its API policy. InfoFi-related tokens and NFTs are dumping hard. Is it dead? It’s crazy! Just ~12 hours ago, X’s Head of Product announced they will no longer allow apps that reward users for posting on X. Which effectively means a shutdown of InfoFi as we knew it. Right after that, we saw major moves across top projects: > Tokens like $KAITO, $COOKIE dropped 10–20% > NFTs from these ecosystems sold off hard (Yappybaras -50%, Quackhead -62%) > @cookiedotfun and @KaitoAI both announced they’re sunsetting Snap and Yap So… is InfoFi actually dead❓ For me, as someone who was locked in early, and is both a token + NFT holder, I still have long-term conviction in the broader niche they’re building toward: a marketing hub. InfoFi might not get mentioned as often anymore, but the demand for distribution, awareness, and campaign execution from new projects will always exist. If top players like Kaito, Cookie, Wallchain,... can preserve their connections and pivot smartly to leverage their existing communities, there’s still room to grow. That said, X’s sudden policy shift definitely caused panic. It happened too fast for most people to react, and honestly, I felt the shock too, just like you guys. I expect the next few days to be filled with important updates and signals from teams and communities. Let’s see how this plays out. What about you? What’s your take on this transition? Do you think InfoFi is dead? If not… what’s next?

@0xMaxBT spoke to @gabri3l and the infofi hit doesn't seem to affect Noise

RIP Noise on Base 14 Jan 2026 - 15 Jan 2026

@Rahim_mahtab i saw a few projects calling themselves "attentionfi", not "infofi" lmao hilarious

Nikita bier officially killed infofi by changing API rules Certain business are going to die overnight because of this ufffffff (heart goes out to them) JUST LOOK AT THAT RED CANDLE..... But are we going back to X glory days !!!!

@0xLaryssa @nikitabier @noise_xyz just raised 7 mil from Paradigm

VCs threw $10.8M into Kaito for @nikitabier to kill it within seconds

now that infofi is dead, do marketers go back to intern accounts?

@blingoh @Bechamle i got mine bro. sending you luck

@Bechamle lol @itsnotgaf can vouch me on this

headed for my driving exams this week god pls don’t make me rekt, I’m tired of cabs in dubai

@euler_mab you’re a great builder Mic, you’ve deserved every bit of it

It has been almost six years since I started building Euler. It has been a demanding journey, requiring an extraordinary amount of tenacity, resilience and determination, with real highs (and a few notable lows) along the way. It is a journey that has shaped me both professionally and personally, and as startup journeys go, it has been a complete and formative experience. Last year we achieved something many people told us was impossible. We brought the project back to life and grew to over $4bn in total deposits in under a year. That outcome came from an extraordinary amount of determination and hard work, and from a willingness to experiment and push boundaries. Some things worked very well, others less so. In hindsight, I do not think the fully permissionless vision that Doug and I set out to build in 2020, at least in its pure form, ultimately found strong product market fit. That does not diminish the work or the ambition behind it, but it does point clearly to the need for a change in direction and a fresh vision. Where Euler truly shines is in its flexibility. The protocol is exceptionally well suited to building bespoke credit markets for novel use cases, particularly when combined with high quality asset managers and thoughtful risk curation. As Euler matures, it feels like the right time to make a focused bet on this strength. Leveraging the protocol to support tailored markets that meet the needs of fintech and institutional participants is a natural next chapter, and one for which many aspects of Euler’s design are uniquely well suited. I remain deeply optimistic about Euler’s future, especially around RWAs. As one of the folks collaborating with us this year recently put it: “Looking forward to an amazing launch next year. Euler is super far ahead of all the competition re RWAs, so it will be a fantastic year ahead.” Over the past few months I have spent a great deal of time reflecting on what the next phase should look like, both for the project and for me personally. It has become clear that Euler is ready for change, and I do not want to stand in the way of that momentum. With that in mind, I plan to step back from the day-to-day CEO role and move into a more advisory and product-focused position. This creates space for the next phase of leadership, while allowing me to stay close to the technology and help shape what comes next. I am highly optimistic about the future of DeFi and confident in Euler’s ability to play a defining role in it. Jonathan Han (@0xJHan) will take on the CEO role. Jonathan brings deep institutional experience, strong operational judgement, and a clear understanding of the kinds of partnerships and structures that matter as Euler focuses more heavily on institutional and fintech markets. Our CTO, Kasper Pawlowski, will continue in his role, ensuring continuity across the protocol’s architecture and technical direction. They are both exceptionally talented individuals, and I have a great deal of confidence in them to lead Euler through its next phase. Perhaps reflective of the mine and Doug’s technical backgrounds, Euler has always been an innovation led project. And what we have built together is the part of the role I always enjoyed the most and I am most proud of. Over the years we originated or anticipated many mechanisms that later became mainstream across DeFi, including health based liquidations, reactive interest rates, risk curated isolated markets, fee flow auctions, credit based market making, and account level abstractions, among many others. Even during our most difficult periods, we never stopped building. There remains a significant body of work that has not yet been shipped, including novel fixed rate and cyclical rate products and new approaches to synthetic assets, much of which will reach the market later this year. I also want to pay tribute to the team. Euler has always been a special place to work, with a culture that encouraged people to challenge one another and push for excellence. I am incredibly proud of what we built together and grateful to everyone I have worked with over the years. I want to thank the Euler community and our investors for the trust and support they have shown, and to acknowledge the broader community of builders, collaborators, and partners who helped shape the project. I also want to give a nod to our competitors as well. It was genuinely fun being in the arena together. I will always be team Euler. As far as I am concerned, it remains one of the best pieces of technology in the space with one of the best teams behind it. The best of @eulerfinance is still ahead of us.

@arndxt_xo @stacy_muur stacy's predictions are usually spot on

read @stacy_muur's take here and made me realize that i've been preaching the same thing. i've earlier shared my thesis about "fat participants", its essentially distribution, distribution and distribution. i am now more confident in my thesis having validated not just by myself. the meta-trade for 2026 is going to be FULL ON focused on institutional, where rails become default when money, credit, identity, privacy, and verification become internet primitives. stacy shared some things which reasonated with me: 1.stablecoins is defi's endgame - issuers will commoditize. - distribution + compliance + integration is where the moat forms. - winners look less like defi protocols and more like @stripe-grade middleware with bank-grade guarantees. - the narrative will be stablecoins + banks (until the ui hides both). 2.the original thesis for blockchain was to serve rwas - the real unlock is onchain underwriting + real-time servicing + transparent risk. - the endgame is: credit born onchain, priced onchain, hedged onchain (yes, often via perps), settled in seconds. 3.x402 agents will break today’s payments ux - payments have to move to the protocol layer: machine-readable identity (kya), programmable settlement, and automated compliance. - hot take: the biggest fintech in 2026 might not have “users.” it has agents. 4.privacy becomes the first real switching cost - public execution makes everything copyable. - institutions show up, because transparency is cute until it’s your balances, counterparties, strategies, and metadata. 5.prediction markets become the internet’s truth layer - signal extraction. - once markets can list everything and resolve credibly, they become the live dashboard for reality and agents will trade them 24/7 as probabilistic apis. the winners will be those that prioritize compliance-native, distribution-first, verification-heavy, privacy-preserving rails.

@solus_group 🩶🩶

@milesdeutscher not sure about awareness, but seeing my portfolio does give me anxiety

Complacency is the biggest killer in crypto, especially during down markets. There have been many times in my crypto journey where I've mentally checked out during downtrends. Looking at your portfolio hurts when it's red. But if you avoid it, you rob yourself of the necessary awareness to a) manage risk/invalidations - this has cost me millions in the past, and b) take advantage of asymmetries when the market is low. You need to sharpen your tools during these periods to prepare for the hunt. Don't be that person who only pays attention during pumps. Or you'll never make money in this space (or any market for that matter).