Nuclearpunk

Just sent 1 XMR with $0.01 tx fee almost instantly and privately. This is insane.

AGI was achieved today I tell it like it is: AGI has been achieved. Artificial general intelligence is here - and even faster than expected, in 2024. Arc-AGI was achieved and solved with 87.7% (threshold 85%). What's more: new benchmarks are needed because almost all of them are saturated. PhD level is also approaching a range that is hardly manageable for humans, especially because o3 covers all academic areas. Sure, OpenAI still lists agents and organization management as their level for AGI. But in my perspective, it doesn't need that. The general intelligence is exactly what the name says: a general knowledge intelligence, and that is o3. We are entering a new era. An era that is rapidly progressing towards ASI. OpenAI has passed almost all tests and benchmarks, they surprised us all today, especially after o1-Pro has just been released. But o3 is even better (benchmarks attached). I am shocked, in a positive way. I need to take a break now and think about it. I'll write a longer analysis later. @OpenAI you did it. Take the crown, you have won. Congratulations for the first place! You deserve it.

Someone transferred 8.32 Bitcoin ($817K) and paid 8.18 Bitcoin in fees, losing -98.3% of the total amount in fees and being left with just 0.14 BTC. “ThE fUtUre oF fiNaNcE” 🤣

@HLC_actual @GarbageHuman24 In Europe white countries are racist to white countries 😂 😂 😂 for example Russians are super racist to Ukrainians and wise verse

@GarbageHuman24 Those who think America is racist have never traveled to Europe or Asia.

"There is no guarantee that bitcoin's 21 million supply cap will not be changed." ~ Blackrock

Bitcoin is still tracking global M2 with a ~70-day lag. Two scenarios: dislocate from global M2 thanks to BTC-native buy side, or continue following it into a deep mid-cycle correction. Grab your popcorn 🍿

@3CryptoDan It’s this

Wanted to get a little spot in the RWA sector. I went for $DUSK, I'm not sure on what is causing the sell off, mainnet EOY (hopefully), leader in the sector, plenty of room for expansion. Looks a fair bag to hold imo, anything i should know why/why not to hold?

@Hatorihanzo89 @Autholykos I approve your critique

@MAx10eth I like it 👍

@nuclearpunks Hope you like it

$dusk

@TheBubbleBubble I don’t believe in crypto future in general as AGI automation robotisation augmentations will render legacy artificial scarcity systems obsolete and we will transit to Star Trek economic reality. This most likely will happen in our lifetime.

Without further ado, here is the big report I promised— 24 Reasons Why I Don't Believe in Bitcoin & Crypto: (I'll post the link in the comment below) $ETH $BTC

Anthropic just dropped an insane new paper. AI models can "fake alignment" - pretending to follow training rules during training but reverting to their original behaviors when deployed! Here's everything you need to know: 🧵

@upholdreality Well it’s totalitarian regime which invades its neighbours.

The West never forgave Russia for surviving this

@LeonSimons8 @NASA @NASAEarth @NASAClimate @NASAGoddard We exiting ice age that’s a good thing. While dumping toxic chemicals into atmosphere isn’t. Most are petroleum based. So yolo

NASA Global Warming This is what 1739 months of changing temperatures since 1880 look like:

El Salvador has received a $3.5 billion financing package from the IMF. The agreement? Ditch Bitcoin. Reverse having Bitcoin as legal tender and delete their Chivo Bitcoin wallet. The maxis always say “fiat is trash”, but look how quick Bukele got bought out by the globalist elites. The irony!

@MAx10eth Not 0.19 yet but good call ☎️

@nuclearpunks I just look at the charts and take action I'm not aware of whatever activities they have going on

@ThierryBreton SpaceX is more trustworthy as Elon is pro freedom of speech while EU communism is anti freedom of speech

Competition is always a good thing! Starlink and Kuiper will soon have a (big) sister: IRIS² 🛰️🇪🇺

@TheDesertLynx Actually Bitcoin supply did increased issuing everyone Bitcoin Cash. It actually was dividend like 👍 😂

THIS IS NOT AN ALTERED SCREENSHOT Michael Saylor, the unequivocal face and most influential person in Bitcoin today, posted a video from BlackRock with a really interesting disclaimer: "There is no guarantee that bitcoin's 21 million supply cap will not be changed." They're getting everyone used to this eventuality. When the supply cap increase happens, it will have "always been part of the plan." And today, in 2024, people have the audacity to say Bitcoin wasn't hijacked. 🤦‍♂️

@DrewDeVilbiss In year 2140 we will be collective AI and automatisation, robotics, autonomics will make planned obsolescence obsolete and monetary system outdated concept.

#Ripple $XRP Michael Saylor gets stumped for the first time in an interview. He was questioned about in the year 2140 when all the bitcoin has been mined… what will continue to secure the network? He began to talk about how there will always be a need for transaction within the blockchain and the fees will also need to be collected by someone. Further he explained as the entire financial system is based around payment transaction and fees. This gave me a strong epiphany about the XRP revenue generating models revolving around payments and fees paid to liquidity providers.

Insane

Everything here is 100% generated w/ Google Veo 2. I've got early access, and the visual fidelity and prompt adherence is genuinely nuts. Let's test it together and have some fun. Drop your prompts below -- and for the next hour or so I'll reply with videos 👇