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@dmdotfun Bro wants to learn hiking....

This was the bottom btw

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@JuanPaDulanto ☠️

Visa/MC are going to kill you

Something big is coming to @signa — automated trading signals are about to change. Get early access: getsigna.ai

@seth_fin It's not much different than TA. AA is the best probability to win pre flop but any minute macro can change and that king flops, turns, or rivers you out.

@originaldern True Dern. I like that you love poker.

#Bitcoin LTH+STH supply in profit plummeted to cycle low levels. BTC 59K waa the bottom most likely. 82% chance vs 18% risk. Do you like holding AA vs KK?

@seth_fin P.S. I love that you love poker. That was my second hustle.

@CryptoKaleo I like the steps to nowhere

built an entire multiplayer world overnight w/ full X integration, wallet infra, and more looks pretty decent for a first pass give me another 24 hours and should have this significantly improved

@JuanPaDulanto @josephdelong 🧠

After my last stint operating a DAO in crypto I left cynical on the whole DAO experiment. Coordination problems, management by consensus, governance theater, quorum issues, herding cats in a group chat, etc etc - I left a centralization maxi Since joining @josephdelong and co. I have been reading about the history of credit networks and was surprised to find out Visa was basically like a DAO - in 1970 Dee Hock convinced Bank of America to give up control of BankAmericard (VISA) and hand it to the issuing banks. they formed a member-owned cooperative. thousands of banks that competed with each other every day, collectively owning and governing shared infrastructure. Mastercard was the same structure. Member banks didn't buy governance tokens. they got ownership proportional to their actual participation and transaction volume on the network. the more you used it and grew it, the more of it you owned. (first airdrop ever?) When that equity finally paid out, the timing was almost poetic. Visa IPO'd on March 18, 2008. the same week Bear Stearns collapsed. largest IPO in US history at $17.9 billion, right in the middle of the financial crisis. Over $10 billion went directly back to member banks. for a lot of those banks, 38 years of contribution-weighted equity in a cooperative network they helped build became a lifeline when everything else was falling apart. The two most successful financial networks in history were decentralized-esque cooperatives that worked for decades before they centralized. and the equity model rewarded builders and users, not speculators Studying.. Every network starts somewhere @colossuspay

@JuanPaDulanto @colossuspay I'm ready

me and @colossuspay when our network goes live and nobody even notices it's crypto

@arrington @JuanPaDulanto Fantastic

I feel like I could become best friends with this person.

@SolNFTs 😆

Probably not a good time for our planned april fools joke huh

@Nebraskangooner Rofl

Awww shucks, this account has been sold. It is now a farmers only page. You know how the saying goes: If you were born, then you like corn. 🌽 Yeehaw

turn on, tune in, settle instantly 💳

@seth_fin @VitalikButerin Dude is so interesting