Yan | swan.com
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Yan | swan.com
@skwp
co-founder & CTO @swan. Author Inventing Bitcoin. Shadowy Super Coder.
Chicago, IL Katılım Aralık 2006
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Agents will be the biggest users of bitcoin and lightning. Bookmark this.
Ryan Gentry@RyanTheGentry
Announcing the world's largest paid endpoint directory for AI agents: the 402 Index! The 402 Index aggregates 15,000+ paid API endpoints live on the internet today, and runs hourly health checks to help your agent determine which providers have the most reliable infrastructure.
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@elonmusk We discussed why this is a bad idea in 2020. Caveat Emptor. swanbitcoin.com/industry/futur…
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AIs are now capable of building systems that are too complex for humans to reason about without the aid of AIs. That is both exciting and terrifying.
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There’s a *lot* of wealth in the Middle East that’s about to discover that there’s only one hard asset that no government controls and that can be transported out of a war zone by memorizing twelve words.
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Readmes considered harmful.
Tell your Claude to convert any readme to a setup wizard. This trivial task for Claude will save hours of human time.
Thanks for attending my TED talk.
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Yan | swan.com retweetledi
SPEAKEASY: The Rise of Useful AI: Who's Winning, and Who's Losing?
Right now there are two realities running in parallel. In one, small groups of people are 10x-ing their output and collapsing timelines that used to take whole departments. In the other, companies are stuck in “pilot” mode, and individuals are telling themselves they’ll catch up later, while their edge gets hollowed out in real time.
Let's talk about what “useful AI” actually looks like in practice, where it’s already replacing workflows (not just augmenting them), why the gap is widening so fast, and what separates the winners from the people who don’t realize they’re losing yet.
Monday, March 16th, at 3pm ET / noon PT
speakeasy.swan.com/e/cAc49FYI
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Yan | swan.com retweetledi
If you like @PacificBitcoin and Swan Salon private events, consider hiring Kristin and her team!
We are still gratefully working with her, but she's taking on additional clients now 🔥🚀
Kristin Thompson@SpeakServeGrow
🥂 4 years ago, I went all-in building Swan Bitcoin's event program from the ground up. It was/is some of the best work of my career. Now, like a lot of people in this space, my role is shifting... and honestly? I'm excited about it. Because here's what I've learned watching AI reshape companies from the inside: the teams getting smaller still need to show up bigger in person. Events, webinars, sponsorships... that stuff isn't going away. It's becoming the competitive edge. Pacific Bitcoin. Monthly webinars. VIP Receptions. Salons across the country: These rooms didn't just "build brand awareness", they drove leads, partnerships, and revenue. That's what I do. I am now opening up to work with a handful of new clients through SpeakServeGrow. If events, webinars, speaking, or sponsorships are on your radar, let's connect. Feel free to DM me. Let's make 2026 the year your events actually move the needle.
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Any quantum based theft of bitcoin would also immediately tank the value making it difficult for the thief to liquidate their position.
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Worth considering that developing ultra high powered quantum capabilities is really only accessible to governments or large corporations. What would be the incentive to steal for an entity capable of that? They’d already be wealthy beyond belief from the breakthrough.
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Bitcoin and Quantum Computing - the simple guide to what remains 👍 safe or ⚠️ at risk
👍 Bitcoin’s 21 million supply limit - enforced by consensus, not cryptography
👍 Coins in addresses you never spent from - public key not revealed, nothing to attack
👇Read for more
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@lasertweezer Yes. I mentioned that, but sniping from the mempool is yet another order of difficulty beyond cracking addresses with unlimited time to do it. Decades before we are there imho.
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@skwp however a quantum computer can snipe coins from the mempool. in theory you could have a script that triggers a snipe every time a previously unknown wallet address appears in the pool. if your coins are safe but you cannot ever move or spend them, what exactly does "safe" mean?
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