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Crypto wasn't created to make you rich
It was created to set you free.
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David Hoffman
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David Hoffman
@TrustlessState
Optimistic storyteller of frontier technology. The chaotic side of @Bankless
New York, USA Katılım Nisan 2018
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@Noahpinion I spent an hour yesterday trying to learn more about the people that raped her.
There’s basically no info about them. Absolutely absurd that this information is being kept hidden.
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David Hoffman retweetledi
"There's no such thing as taste. Good luck defining it. There's no such thing as good judgment. There's only measurable and not measurable."
@RyanSAdams and @TrustlessState pushed me on this hard. Full conversation on where human value survives: x.com/Bankless/statu…
Bankless@Bankless
LIVE NOW - Your Job Will Be Automated. Here's the Only Skill That Survives. Intelligence is becoming cheap, so what becomes expensive? MIT economist @ccatalini, co-founder of Lightspark, joins Bankless to break down his new paper "Some Simple Economics of AGI." Expect to learn: - why verification (the human ability to check AI output) is now the binding constraint, - what the "codifier's curse" means for anyone using AI at work, - yhe three roles that survive: Directors, Meaning Makers, and Liability Underwriters, - why crypto's primitives (proof of personhood, provenance, chain of custody) may be exactly what the agentic economy needs. Enjoy. -------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 3:42 The Low-Grade Panic 6:43 Who Gets Hit First, and Hardest? 13:06 Coding as Canary, or Exception? 16:21 Human Cognition Was the Binding Constraint 19:59 What Is Verification, Exactly? 29:10 The Codifier's Curse 31:21 The Expanding Iceberg: Non-Measurable Work 38:32 The Two Racing Cost Curves 41:59 Trojan Horse Externality 48:46 The Four Quadrants: Where Do You Want to Be? 54:12 Liability Underwriters and the Venture Capital Parallel 55:41 Directors: Navigating Unknown Unknowns 59:49 60-80% of Your Job Can Be Displaced 1:06:24 Button Pushers vs. Founders: The Great Resorting 1:12:08 The Luddite Risk: Political Backlash Against AI 1:17:30 What Companies and Investors Should Do 1:22:56 The Crypto Connection 1:25:11 Don't Panic: A Closing Playbook
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@Noahpinion Extremely dependent on where you live.
In NYC it’s:
1. Spring
2. Fall
3. Summer
4. Winter
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My ranking of seasons:
1. Spring
2. Winter
3. Summer
4. Fall
All are good, but Spring is the most good and Fall is the least good.
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Anthropic winning with better products, not smarter models.
Product companies win.
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David Hoffman retweetledi
LIVE NOW - Illia Polosukhin: Why AI Agents Are Still Useless (And What Fixes Them)
AI agents still fall short.
@NEARProtocol founder + Transformer co-author @ilblackdragon breaks down what’s missing, why it matters, and how IronClaw could help unlock secure, private, autonomous AI.
Illia’s bigger thesis:
AI becomes the interface. Blockchains become the backend.
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:43 Illia’s AI Journey
6:50 AI x Blockchain Operating Systems
13:11 Will Humans & AIs Use the Same Systems?
16:51 Why Are AI Agents Still Useless?
27:25 AI Agent Privacy Concerns
34:01 IronClaw Privacy
37:52 AI Agent Limitations
44:32 Context Constraints
51:14 Will Small Teams Win?
54:48 Autonomous Agents & Businesses
58:32 Digital Life Forms?
1:00:14 e/acc Vs d/acc
1:07:16 Why isn’t AI Crypto-Pilled
1:12:03 Advice for Builders
1:16:02 Closing & Disclaimers
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$HOOD and $COIN getting pushback from pushing prediction markets as a first-class features in their app
It's likely because... they're incredibly profitable.
Robinhood prediction market revenue was up 350% from Q3 to Q4, and Q1 has both Superbowl and March Madness volumes in it.
Everyone wants to build a financial superapp, but everyone has different goals...
Anyway, onwards!
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@uttam_singhk flying in doesnt matter tho.
flying out will suck
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airports are always a shitshow whenever there is a crypto conference lol
RIP everyone flying to NYC for Digital Asset Summit
jason liu@jxnlco
JFK rn
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Since the beginning of the Iran War...
1. BTC / Gold strength
2. A teesny amount of ETH / BTC strength too
something to watch
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Ethereum gets attacked on all sides because it’s TAM is everything
David.6529@punk8164
A lot of people on CT hate Ethereum bc it breaks their worldview. Bitcoin is static. Alt L1s are VC-funded, ship-fast tech cultures. Ethereum sits in the middle: decentralized, messy, evolving, with only light coordination from the EF. It gets attacked from all sides. But that’s exactly why it will continue to win. It’s built for the long term, and aligned with a positive, open vision of the world.
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@_tolks x.com/fundstrat/stat… @_tolks also worth noting that Bitmines buying cadence is also pretty strong too
Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FundstratDirect.com@fundstrat
congrats @BitMNR +65k additional ETH $1.1b in cash $BMNR
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@_tolks Compared to his buying cadence last bear market it’s significantly higher
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saylor somehow still managing to top blast through geopolitical chaos, there is no second best
zoomer@zoomerfied
[ ZOOMER ] STRATEGY BUYS $76.6M OF BTC AT $74,326 OVER PAST WEEK: FILING
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@6942_eth This is cope - sorry dude. Most people didn’t get their bags this way.
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@TrustlessState most of them got bags cheap and are desperate to dump on their followers
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@6942_eth Bag bias is valid when the person in question got their bags at a privileged discount, or for free, or they created the thing in the first place
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@6942_eth Blaming things on a bag bias is a cop out imo. People who disagree with Ethereum will buy assets that express that disagreement, not the other way around.
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David Hoffman retweetledi
i get the megaeth criticism but it is way too much again:
- building a working ecosystem takes time, you cant expect perfection on day 1
- no incentives live yet there is still organic demand (what did you expect, 10b tvl at launch? ethereum was sub 10m tvl for over a year btw)
- they are not rushing, trying something different vs the same tired playbook we got 15+ times over the last 3 years
unrealistic expectations are the real problem here (again)
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