Stacey ₿oyle, Ph.D.

[April 1, 2026] #Vegas #Bitcoiners Meetup - 6:30pm at Sierra Gold - 9465 S Eastern We're not April foolin' around when it comes to $BTC -- Hot topics in the #Bitcoin space, finance, macro, etc. Come make some new friends! #vegaslocals RSVP: meetup.com/vegasbitcoiner…

@TheBitcoinConf @TheBitcoinNurse @ogafroman Add Nick Shirley to the lineup… and 2028 is already writing itself. Afroman 🇺🇸 President Nick Shirley 🇺🇸 VP Saylor 💰 Treasury Time to lead with love and transparency

BREAKING: ARTIST & FREE SPEECH CHAMPION AFROMAN WILL SPEAK AT BITCOIN 2026 ✊ VIBES ARE GUARANTEED TO BE HIGH‼️

@bitcoin_bugle posts sexist content. Hard pass — do better.

In Vegas for @TheBitcoinConf? Find your people. @VegasBitcoiners weekly meetup @CircaLasVegas Signal over noise. Bitcoin-only. Join us: meetu.ps/e/PW5S5/K6xRN/i #Bitcoin

@LorenHodl Women are more risk averse

@bitcoin_bugle @HeatherReyhan …And @proof0fMoney @BitcoinToday__ wonders why women don’t speak on stage. Maybe start by valuing skill over “hot girl” casting calls. I just signed up for my @predyx_markets account. CAD

We are looking for a hot girl to sing the national anthem before tomorrow’s #MaxiMadness🏀 Championship matchup. @HeatherReyhan didn’t respond to our invitation

Here’s the @VegasBitcoiners running list of @TheBitcoinConf side event. It’s updated frequently

Just finished up the @VegasBitcoiners Week In Review for tonight's happy hour. Lots of interesting developments around the entire Bitcoin ecosystem. What do you think was the biggest $BTC headline this week? READ: docs.google.com/document/d/1yz…

@ProofOfMoney I teach bitcoin at UNLV and founded the Vega La Bitcoin Conf but won’t go up. The men are toxic and don’t listen. It happens at my meetup every time.

@ObiCoinfather @ProofOfMoney I have video proof he can rock karaoke!

@ProofOfMoney I’ll be giving away 15 tshirts at the Bitcoin Today meetup in Vegas! See all you beautiful people in Vegas! I’ll rock the karaoke if anyone is interested in going too.

@ProofOfMoney Check out Bobby Parrish on social media FlavCity. I use the free “ Bobby Approved” app to find products with clean ingredients.

What if in 2028 we all write in @Afroman for President - @nickshirleyy for VP- @saylor for Sec of Treasury? We’d lead with love & transparency!

@Polymarket Now pedos can claim it was Claude searching CSAM not them… awesome!

JUST IN: Anthropic releases new feature giving Claude control of its users’ mouse, keyboard, and screen.

@TFTC21 Oh ok…then find Nancy Guthrie & General McCasland…seems sketchy somewhere

90,000 AI-powered surveillance cameras are deployed across the United States right now. A YouTuber just discovered that many of them were broadcasting live to the open internet with zero authentication. A YouTuber named Benn Jordan found that dozens of cameras built by a surveillance company called Flock Safety were live-streaming directly to the open internet, no password, no encryption, nothing. He found them using Shodan, a commercial search engine for internet-connected devices. No hacking required. Anyone with a browser could watch live feeds, access 30 days of archived footage, and even delete evidence files with the click of a button. Some of the feeds could be opened in VLC or cast to a television like Netflix. The majority of the exposed cameras were Flock's newer Condor model, AI-powered PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras designed not just to read license plates, but to detect and track people. The cameras use AI to automatically zoom in and follow individuals whether they're a person of interest or not. What Jordan saw was disturbing. A family loading an infant and merchandise into their car at a Lowe's in North Carolina. A man leaving his house in New York. A woman jogging alone on a forest trail in Georgia. A couple arguing at a street market in Atlanta. Children playing unattended on a playground near the Bay Area, permanently and publicly broadcast to the internet. Within two minutes of basic open-source intelligence using a commercial facial recognition engine, Jordan was able to identify specific individuals from the footage. He found one person's medical history, another's debt-to-income ratio, where they drove from, what church they attended that morning, and what they bought at a market afterward. He could cross-reference license plates with data from the ParkMobile breach to find people's home addresses. He could track a rollerblader across multiple cameras on a bike path in Georgia, and the camera's AI was good enough to zoom in on the man's phone screen to see what he was watching. Jordan also watched law enforcement escort a man having a mental health crisis in Iowa, then cross-referenced it with the Cedar Rapids Police Department's public database of emergency calls and daily arrest reports, which include names, addresses, ages, and genders. The part that resonated most with him was footage of a man swinging alone on a playground swing set in an empty park. Jordan described it as something most adults wouldn't do if they knew they were being watched, a small act of private escapism that surveillance eliminates by default. This is the Hawthorne effect applied at scale. Surveillance companies promote it when it deters crime. But they never talk about how it deters everything else, singing, dancing, practicing a skill, or just existing without being observed. Flock Safety has contracts with over 5,000 cities, counties, and law enforcement agencies. 404 Media verified the findings and confirmed at least 60 exposed Condor cameras across the country. Jordan and security researcher Jon Gaines discovered the vulnerabilities and reported them publicly. 90,000 cameras. AI-powered tracking. Zero encryption on dozens of live feeds. And most people have no idea these cameras even exist in their neighborhoods.

@JoeConsorti Project Hail Mary was way too long.

@VegasBitcoiners Satoshi! Satoshi!

‼️Big news ‼️ @VegasMeg777 and I are bringing #Bitcoin basics to @unlvdeo this summer — no hype, just the fundamentals you actually need. #Vegas locals: keep an eye on the summer catalog. Seats will go fast. 🔶 #BitcoinEducation #UNLV @VegasBitcoiners

@Polymarket Are we in a new Y2K?

JUST IN: Claude became confused by daylight saving time, causing an "infinite loop" bug for some vibe coders.

@JoeConsorti Plumbers wearing AI glasses is the future