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Imagine a world where fiat is obsolete—are you ready to thrive in it? Prepare yourself for the post-fiat era, where value, control, and opportunity look nothing like they do today.

yo @sama keen on slow mode 1.5x slower with credits used at .5x

@deadbruv COPPP

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@deadbruv that’s heat

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Very much a not-fun week. Should have shorted everything before I released that article like everyone thought we did! (kidding…)

1/ Today I’m releasing an open-source book in collaboration with @FrankResearcher that I wish existed when I started in crypto. It’s split into 15 chapters covering everything that matters - from BTC to DeFi, MEV, Hyperliquid, quantum resistance, etc. github.com/lawmaster10/ho…

baby growth companion and milestone tracker, log pictures and agents give tips for that particular age and milestones to hit. agent generate activities to do throughout and create the activity and guide i.e if it’s story time generate a story book. if it’s time to introduce solids create a food tracker with recipes

Kicking off now: @eladgil, @swyx, @dps take your agent ideas and build them in real time in @dreamer. Reply in this thread with your ideas. We’ll build a few of the best ones and share progress + links as we go. You dream it. We build it. 👇

@nikitabier @PredictionNews_ now my curated block list is gone 😭

@PredictionNews_ Knock knock

UPDATE: @Polymarket has liked this post…

@deadbruv i’m dead

the only thing that could save crypto

@banteg is it 67x better

have yet to find a model that doesn't fold immediately when compared to gpt 5.2 pro. kimi k2.5 plan sounded good until it had a chance to compare notes.

yzPP is Yuzu Money's junior tranche that assumes first loss exposure from underlying strategies in exchange for a higher target yield. During its soft launch phase, yzPP achieved a TVL of $1.5M, representing 2.6% of Yuzu Money’s total TVL. We recognize the importance of having a sufficiently sized first-loss tranche to absorb losses. Hence, we are launching a campaign to increase yzPP's TVL.

To restate the argument in more obvious terms. The eventual end state of labor under automation has been understood by smart men (ie not shallow libshits) for ≈160 years since Darwin Among the Machines. The timeline to full automation was unclear. Technocrats and some Marxists expected it in the 20th century. The last 14 years in AI (since connectionism won the hardware lottery as evidenced by AlexNet) match models that predict post-labor economy by 2035-2045. Vinge, Legg, Kurzweil, Moravec and others were unclear on details but it's obvious that if you showed them the present snapshot in say 1999, they'd have said «wow, yep, this is the endgame, almost all HARD puzzle pieces are placed». The current technological stack is almost certainly not the final one. That doesn't matter. It will clearly suffice to build everything needed for a rapid transition to the next one – data, software, hardware, and it looks extremely dubious that the final human-made stack will be paradigmatically much more complex than what we've done in these 14 years. Post-labor economy = post-consumer market = permanent underclass for virtually everyone and state-oligarchic power centralization by default. As an aside: «AI takeover» as an alternative scenario is cope for nihilists and red herring for autistic quokkas. Optimizing for compliance will be easier and ultimately more incentivized than optimizing for novel cognitive work. There will be a decidedly simian ruling class, though it may choose to *become* something else. But that's not our business anon. We won't have much business at all. The serious business will be about the technocapital deepening and gradually expanding beyond Earth. Frantic attempts to «escape the permanent underclass» in this community are not so much about getting rich as about converting wealth into some equity, a permanent stake in the ballooning posthuman economy, large enough that you'd at least be treading water on dividends, in the best case – large enough that it can sustain a thin, disciplined bloodline in perpetuity. Current datacenter buildup effects and PC hardware prices are suggestive of where it's going. Consumers are getting priced out of everything valuable for industrial production, starting from the top (microchips) and the bottom (raw inputs like copper and electricity). The two shockwaves will be traveling closer to the middle. This is not so much a "supercycle" as a secular trend. American resource frenzy and disregard for diplomacy can be interpreted as a state-level reaction to this understanding. There certainly are other factors, hedges for longer timelines, institutional inertia and disagreement between actors that prevents truly desperate focus on the new paradigm. But the smart people near the levers of power in the US do think in these terms. Speaking purely of the political instinct, I think the quality of US elite is very high, and they're ahead of the curve, thus there are even different American cliques who have coherent positions on the issue. Other global elites, including the Chinese one, are slower on the uptake. But this state of affairs isn't as permanent as the underclass will be. For people who are not BOTH extremely smart and agentic – myself included – I don't have a solution that doesn't sound hopelessly romantic and naive.

What's the highest utility per per dollar / ROI things you bought /subbed in the recent years? here's mine (i don't spend much money in general but here's my tier list anyway): S-tier [outsized value / insane] - fitness tracker / pixel watch. 300 dollars and tracks random metrics but the key thing is that it spurs you on to be more health conscious (sleep and exercise) - totally worth it. superb value for money. can't find anything more ROI efficient than this. - good quality snacks that are high in protein (sometimes pricey for snacks but good health is always worth it). For example, high protein ice cream is like 2.5x more expensive, tastes slightly worse but has decent macros. A-tier [pretty good / amazing] - car. A simple tesla in Singapore costs 200K but i found it to be so high ROI somehow because I can travel to play sports easily or go anywhere easily which improves my health & time significantly (two most important metrics!). MRT / grab is ok but somehow even though they are pareto-efficient it's still different driving. A luxury car might be C tier though but I think an affordable EV is super high ROI. - Michelin star fine dining with family. (~800 SGD for 2 people for an unforgettable meal) not bad for good experiences. occasionally though like once a month, not everyday. - X premium. Mostly any other subscription like YT premium, netflix etc. The cost to watch ads is just higher than any cost you pay for subscriptions. - home gym (we paid for a home barbel/dumbbell set years ago for $3K and did more than a thousand sessions combined on that thing). needs some floor space though. - meal prep service. $10 per meal and they ship good quality meals with reasonable stats to you. slightly troublesome but probably good value compared to eating on grab food every single meal/day. B+ / B / B- tier "okay-ish good to okay-ish maybe." - business class tickets for flights >6 hours [B+ tier] necessary for sanity even on your own dime. - top end sports equipment [B+ tier] (one thing i learned in sports like badminton is just buy the expensive rackets anyways instead of finding one like tens of dollars slightly cheaper. - macro tracking app [B+ tier]. (sure, you can track in a spreadsheet too but this spurs you on to be more health conscious). - grand piano (~30k). I don't use it that much even though I used to be a classical pianist but my wife does. but b tier for the vibe enhancements to the house. [B tier] - supplements like vitamins/magnesium/ashwaganda. Makes you feel like you're healthmaxxing but I honestly don't feel any difference even after a few months. They should be based on science but I didn't see any effects except placebo maybe. [B- tier] - personal homepage. I use squarespace and pay like $100 per year or so? I swear I could have used github pages and it would do the same thing but anyways. Not the greatest thing but not the worse [B- tier] D-tier (mostly cancelled or never used) - Linkedin premium (I used to have that on a corp card) but I wouldn't pay for it myself. Useless tier. - Tesla add-ons in Singapore (i don't need to pay extra money i can park myself lol). There's no FSD in Singapore either. - Meditation app (i used one but it was good but time consuming so i deleted and unsubbed) - Ipad or tablet. Between a computer and a phone, what is the point of a tablet?? Things not sure and still wondering - smart ring (i was always tempted to buy one but i have a smart watch and felt it's a waste of money). Am I wrong? - very fancy gym memberships (maybe like 200 SGD per month?) i never got down to sign up because google has a gym and i have one at home too). But are these cold baths, saunas and good lifting vibes worth it? idk. - sleep optimization things like temperature control blankets/sheets etc. (are these worth it?) - probably missed more here. - personal assistant (@swyx suggested this at one point but im still wondering if it's more time cost than doing stuff yourself). i'm looking for things that are high ROI / good pareto frontier to buy and do some weekend retail therapy but have no clue...lmk if any suggestions.

damn

@0xPEPO this paper guy a larper aaaa

2024 Uniswap Foundation 990 filling just dropped and he indeed got paid $700k hope all my friends break through the 6 figs hell praying for y'all 🙏🙏

@kay00nee the most important feature is that it exists bruv

The most important feature in a crypto card is much simpler than what most think. It's the ability to spend reliability.

@kirbyongeo @coinbase probably because it’s ETH L2

Actually wild that an unreleased token gets added to @coinbase roadmap before a particular token out there with actual utility, token sinks, staking discounts, buybacks and more gets listed.

@YuzuMoneyX good stuff

Latest: Yuzu Money has reclaimed 20M TVL, and we're gunning for the top spot next week!

@stablewatchHQ @Neutrl @ResolvLabs @MidasRWA @YuzuMoneyX @protocol_fx gYuzu

Stablewatch Weekly Trending Yield Bearing Tokens by TVL: 1. @Neutrl – sNUSD 2. @ResolvLabs – stUSR 3. @MidasRWA – mBASIS 4. @YuzuMoneyX – syzUSD 5. @Protocol_fx – fxSAVE