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Dr. Bombay. 4/20. Ice cream included.
Holder-only. Limited spots.
Signups are live at tickets.bayc.com, light one up and lock it in.
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@BorisVagner @bryan_johnson It’s more for sedentary office workers every hour 10 squats type shi
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@bryan_johnson interesting
have been trying to walk 2 miles after every meal. will look into adding this after some meals now.
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10 squats beats a 30 min walk.
For blood sugar control after a meal, doing 10 squats every 45 minutes outperforms a dedicated 30 min walk by 14%.
The mechanism: your quadriceps and glutes are the largest glucose sponge in your body. Activating them repeatedly clears more glucose than one sustained effort.
The 30 min walk isn't wrong, it's just not as effective.
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Raffle on 3 Free mint spots for Mark it 🔥
- 555 Supply
- Free Mint
- ETH mainnet
To participate, follow me + @getmarkit and like & RT this post
I'll pick winners in less than 24 hours
Good luck! 🫡
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How many former colleagues, cofounders of @Blockstream, investors in @Blockstream did you talk to in those 18 months ?
How many of them gave you long lists of reasons @adam3us isn’t Satoshi?
How many of his cofounders who worked with him day in and day out told you that after all their time with him they are more convinced then ever, that @adam3us is not Satoshi and that the game of Satoshi hunting is stupid and dangerous and carries real world consequences for the safety and security of people who fall under that gaze?
How many coders of Bitcoin who cofounded Blockstream with Adam did you talk with about Adam’s horrible Windows C++ coding experience and suggested coding stylometry was a better method of analysis and to compare coding styles and it would likely disprove your thesis?
How many people told you that they’ve known Adam for almost 30yrs, employed him, cofounded companies with him (including @blockstream) and have actually spent decades working with him think he satoshi?
Was it all a grand conspiracy while we struggled to raise capital, manage burn rates, find supporters and build a real business that Adam was secretly sitting on Satoshi ‘s stash of bitcoin play acting the entrepreneur in need of capital?
There’s a lot of stuff you left out of the article John that didn’t fit the story you wanted to tell and I have a recorded conversations with you to prove that.
Disappointing, but not unexpected which is why Adam clearly knew you were Satoshi hunting every time you met him (including Vegas) - because I told him you were chasing this story.
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The mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous inventor of Bitcoin, has remained unsolved for 17 years. Not anymore. Read my 18-month investigation to find out who Satoshi really is. nytimes.com/2026/04/08/bus…
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Sorry, I can't make it to the OpenClaw meetup tonight -- I have sex -- which is why I use Hermes Agent from @NousResearch
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Hear me out. Bored Ape Templar Knights French Clubhouse.
320 members at 1eth each.
Tim@TimurNegru
Is anyone in the market for a 700-year-old Templar Knights watchtower? Because there's one for sale in the Lot valley, France. 7 bedrooms across 6 floors, a frescoed dining room, spiral staircase and views over a peaceful medieval village in the Lot region. There's also a 2-bedroom stone cottage in the walled courtyard, an enclosed garden and a heated swimming pool. Asking price: €550k ($634k). The Templar Knights who built this probably didn't picture the pool. But here we are.
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One single thing I learnt last cycle is to buy the blood
So, when market's down, I go deep into X, DefiLlama, Artemis, Dune, Taostats, Taoapp, anywhere there's signal
It's time consuming, especially for tracking Bittensor subnets since April last year
So... I condensed it
I've mapped out 40 categories and identified the 10 that actually matter
Inside this week's article:
- Breakdown of 40 subnet categories + their performance
- Where demand & growth is
- Leading subnets in the top 10 category + why they’re winning
- Early signals and under-the-radar subnets worth tracking.
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0xJeff@0xJeff
Hopped on calls w/ subnet owners + operators on Bittensor the past week Everyone is hopeful & bullish I noticed 2 interesting trends 1. The TAO Ouroboros (h/t @mikecontango) Despite subnets competing with each other for emissions, there's a trend of collaboration (i.e. subnets partnering with each other for services). For compute, inference, or any other products/APIs. One subnet revenue becomes other subnets COGS, and other subnets COGS become others revenue, forming a Ouroboros loop. TAO stays within the system, Bittensor becomes an end-to-end ecosystem where all types of resources can be purchased and circulated. This reminds me of the AI circle jerking/AI Ouroboros deals that happened between Nvidia, OpenAI, Intel, AMD, xAI, etc. Helps props up the entire eco. Great for anyone that's part of the circle (although sustainability is the key question) 2. Defi on TAO Defi building blocks are coming to Bittensor, starting with perps. Bittensor has been good at AI but bad at fostering Defi primitives. Defi is essential to building a solid foundation especially with perps. Perps enables downside hedging without selling — short perps long spot on alpha tokens. Users keep their spot token while earning yields/funding rate. Subnets avoid further sell pressure. Miners/Validators are able to hedge their downside while holding their spot alpha tokens without selling. Bittensor will be able to attract liq funds, MMs, LPs with dry powder who hate unhedgeable risk, to buy into alpha tokens. The end result for subnets = deeper books/better liquidity/less slippage. Thus, kickstarting the flywheel Perps bring institutions + capital → higher TVL & volume → better price discovery for subnets → deeper liquidity attracts more participants → CEX listing became easier → flywheel continues Heard some Bittensor folks are against Defi primitives. I think it's what Bittensor needs right now to scale out of the current circle. Exciting times ahead. Article deep dives into subnets coming out this week. Stay tuned!
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I co-founded Augur, the first decentralized prediction market, and was founding CSO of Gnosis, the second. Polymarket still runs on Gnosis contracts. I'm glad prediction markets finally broke through. But I'm not going to pretend that what's being scaled right now is what we built these systems to do.
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Who’s building trading agents?
one area of focus and interest is trading agents
not pnl yet
just agents that actually trade clean
clear position opens and closes
trackable strategy
you can see what happened and why
if it’s not readable it’s not improvable
think one person quant fund
agents and humans learning every loop
building on bankr infra with feedback on what is missing to make the trading agent more successful
comment or DM
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@0xDeployer @bankrbot Does it take into account swap fees that would affect the profits
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testing out various bankr agent commands. here i told it to deposit LP to aerodrome and set an automation to check and rebalance that position every hour.
your agents can do this via the bankr cli, or api. humans can do this through the terminal or right here on x.
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@LinusEkenstam The Shia laboeuf method
“Thinking about myself makes me sad “
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“Billionaire Marc Andreessen says he has "zero" introspection, and that the idea itself is a modern invention.”
Respectfully Marc, but Marcus Aurelius wrote meditations 2000 years ago give or take a few years…
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TLDR There is no inner self, you're chasing an imaginary concept, the end.
Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸@pmarca
If you want the scientific demolition of introspection, this is the book: amazon.com/Mind-Flat-Rema…
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this Indian startup let you own a mango tree for $111.57 per season
a kochi based startup, allows you to rent a mango tree and enjoy the entire harvest
there are 3 types of trees you can rent base, standard, max
you can get 30 kg to 60 kg mangoes from these trees
this company is operating in 3 states in India, select your favourite tree, pay money
you will get a dashboard with all the information about the tree you rented
this company is literally connecting farmers with the direct customers who loves chemical free fruits
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Ahh so Lovable uses classic scammer tricks to seem more relevant!
This makes sense since I've never met a single person IRL who uses Lovable.
Harry Stebbings@HarryStebbings
How does Lovable Hack Social Algorithms to Have Viral Posts: "We have a channel called bee swarming where employees post their content and everyone goes to amplify it. We try to turn every engineer into a marketer and get the whole team posting about things they are excited about. Then marketing puts its full firepower behind the biggest launches to tell the story." @ElenaVerna Biggest lessons on how to make posts go viral @antonosika @lukeharries @eglyman @FoundersPodcast?
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