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@ThrillaRilla369 blue check marks. lack of a simple btc tip button on posts.

Be honest What’s the worst thing about X right now? 🤔

chinese startup built an AI collar that translates barks and meows into full sentences. 95% accuracy. cost $118. 10k people have already pre-ordered it. It uses mics, motion sensors, and AI to read body language and vocalizations.

there's only one crypto that uses proof of twerk

AI is the perfect replacement for human HR. Give it the voice of Darth Vader then fire people for "underestimating the power of the dark side."

claude randomly decided what I do is "build weird stuff on the internet" - ok fine you're right

@TokenizedDollar @grok you cannot chart a scam whose tokens can be created out of thin air. value is in scarcity and proof of work

Hey @grok analyze this Ethereum chart and tell me what stock chart it resembles most and keep in mind Ethereum is only 11 years old. Give me a stock ticker and a price prediction for 5 years and 10 years from now based on the comparison.

@MitchMartan98 not interested. litecoin is proof of work and that means value

$ETH people simply don’t understand yet and they will. The entire system is moving onchain, it’s happening everywhere and whether we like it or not institutional interest / accumulation is at ATH’s. Oh and if you want Ethereum to truly become a multi trillion dollar asset you’re going to need help from the big boys.

@CoinMarketCap eth needs some real developers who know what they're doing

LATEST: ⚡ Vitalik Buterin says Ethereum is moving to make privacy native to the network, with three upcoming upgrades targeting censorship resistance, on-chain transaction linking, and private wallet reads.

@BMNRTracker because it's fake crypto- real crypto is proof of work

I don’t get why people are getting bearish on $ETH here. Most people are bad investors because they let the price action of a stock/asset change their outlook on the future value of that asset. I get it if you are frustrated. But becoming bearish right now makes no sense.

@DamiDefi nope. but this could happen by reverting ethereum back to proof of work

Is there anyone who still believes that $ETH can pull an easy 3x from here this year or I'm the only one?

@laurashin way overthinking this. proof of stake is crap and always has been. this is the only problem with ethereum. back to proof of work or its fucked.

I think Ethereum’s original sin was not considering tokenomics with every move it made from Dencun on. The ultrasound money thesis was a good one and with Dencun (or the L2 roadmap generally) they should have stopped to say that this was going to hurt the ultrasound money thesis and consider how to preserve it. Most people, like David, don’t want to believe in something that isn’t also putting up points on the scoreboard. When the main offering becomes ideology/communism and money/tokenomics/capitalism are overlooked, the peasants are going to revolt — as they’ve been doing for two years now. Look at the public reaction to Tomasz: broad praise, a sense of hope, excitement, the price pumping … only for him to be gone a year later with the new ED being someone who cannot even be found online except for a Wayback Machine url with his name that has some really questionable statements on it (and I should say the EF denied that this website, which was taken down a few weeks after he was appointed to the board, is his). They’re going to be really mad at me for even mentioning that but in the place of a void, these are the kinds of things people will glom onto. Then there was the manifesto — I mean, mandate, which they backtracked on forcing people to sign. (Btw, this is the second bit of news that seems to relate to Bastian. And now the third would be all these departures. There’s nothing else for us to point at and say about him — when I searched for his name on Google News just now only 14 links came up. He seems to be some kind of invisible hand behind the scenes.) I don’t think ideology and capitalism/tokenomics/number go up are mutually exclusive. I think you can have CROPS values and also consider how each step of the roadmap affects the tokenomics and even have teams for BD/ecosystem growth. It feels like the EF doesn’t realize the moment that crypto is in. The competition is only just starting. We are in the phase of real world adoption. The Ethereum Foundation’s CROPS principles are great ones, and they are worth fighting for. But the EF seems to want to sit back on its laurels and act above it all when all its competitors are all getting down and dirty on the field to gain market share. Maybe it is the right approach. I don’t know. I’m just saying that more competitive people won’t align with it. And so they will leave … and community members will as well. I personally don’t think it’s good for Ethereum if its most competitive people depart. Ethereum’s unwillingness to stop the brain drain will only benefit its competitors — or spawn new ones. Giving a shit about price and tokenomics and BD doesn’t hurt CROPS. It just helps ensure that these principles get spread to more people and that other chains that don’t have these principles don’t get a leg up. All the commentary may be pointless. It seems Vitalik tried what everyone wanted and it didn’t align with his vision, so he brought in a new person he felt more comfortable with. It makes me sad to see people become so disaffected with Ethereum, but maybe this is V’s Brian Armstrong/no politics at Coinbase moment where he lays down what the EF will work on and asks everyone else to leave. That was the right move for Coinbase, but I view them as fundamentally different issues. We’ll see whether Ethereum maintains its lead with a foundation that isn’t willing to fight for it.

@dankrad garbage. back to proof of work or its fucked forever

The way to save Ethereum: The community needs to create an organization that's economically aligned with Ethereum and accountable to it. The EF now holds less than 0.1% of all ETH. There is no flow of Ethereum staking or fee revenues to it. If we want to get Ethereum back to winning: - create an organisation with credible funding, minimum $1b as a start. That's very reasonable for an ecosystem with $250b market cap - find a leader who is competent and wants to fight - make it accountable: a board of people who want ETH to go up, and a charter that holds the org accountable to it - fund it permanently: A significant amount of staking revenue needs to go to it. A governance mechanism that can adjust it (also part of accountability). Very hard to imagine now, but I think this is the only way (and it will probably happen, but it might take a long time before it is consensus).

@kaereste no proof of stake technology has ever succeeded. just sayin

If you were buying when Ethereum was all about monkey JPEGs and food tokens, and you're selling when finally big players are starting to understand the value prop of credibly neutral rails, waiting only for the regulators to allow them to use it, then I don't get your thesis.

@Hania16836 peanut butter, fold (optional), eat

Jelly is not available,, peanut butter and what 🤔

@cptdankkk This is false and he knows it. Buy all the fucking coffee you want. Nobody in human history ever became a success by avoiding coffee shops.

Kevin O'Leary says most people waste $15,000 a year on stupid stuff like $5 coffees "Stop buying coffee for five dollars and fifty cents" "You go to work and you spend $15 bucks on a sandwich, what are you an idiot. It costs you 99 cents to make a sandwich at home and bring it with you" "Bring your own water, your own drink or your own coffee mug. You start to add that up every day it's a ton of money" "Most people starting on their job making their first $60,000 piss away about $15,000 a year"

@w1nklerr so what if the babies aren't real? then you'd want claude pro but for no good reason. pure bait i tell ya

A girl makes $9,000 a month from faceless kids videos on her phone She finds a viral kids song and opens up the lyrics in the description. Copies them into ChatGPT and asks it for a similar song. Out comes a whole fresh set of verses in seconds. Then she drops a prompt into Picsart and Sora 2 Pro builds the clip. The prompt is just one line about a kids show for Shorts. A few minutes later there's a bright cartoon with dancing letters and characters. No laptop, no camera, the entire thing happens on her phone. Kids content has some of the highest CPMs and parents loop it nonstop. One channel pulling a few million views a month is what gets her to $9,000. Save this before every faceless kids channel starts getting made poolside.

@Ravenismeee few minutes ago but not just any pen- a purple uniball vision fine. and not just any paper. a calendar with a puppy on it.

Be honest… when was the last time you wrote something with a pen on paper ??

ai is like a car. you don't need the fastest one just one that works.

@iuditg also unpopular opinion: it doesn't need to be

Unpopular opinion: Open source will never be as good as Claude Code and Codex.

the algo sucks because it actually knows what i want and refuses to give it to me