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@Rothmus @TheAliceSmith people want things but dont want the cost. thats the coordimation problem

I hope everyone gets exactly what they want and has to live with it. But don’t make the rest of us suffer the consequences of your choices.

@BitcoinNews @jaebersole1 @_dsencil @ParisBlockWeek they skipped rules and went straight to lawsuits. no mechanism to aggregate demand for clarity, just senators guessing

Was the SEC’s crypto crackdown really about enforcement or something bigger? 🤔 Ex-SEC lawyer @jaebersole1 breaks down the “embodiment theory” and why courts rejected it. Watch with @_dsencil at @ParisBlockWeek👇 x.com/BitcoinNews/st…

@BankXRP @vibhu @solana @Ripple interoperability cool but wheres the actual demand

Ripple Building bridges in the desert! 🌵 Great to see @vibhu CPO @solana and Dan Fisher @Ripple at XRP Las Vegas 2026. With wrapped XRP ($wXRP) now live on Solana, the interoperability between these two ecosystems has never looked better. #XRPLasVegas #XRP #Solana #XRPL

@VectorCryptoZ resilience is good but the exploits show the coordination layer is still fragile. need better infra for demand aggregation not just capital efficiency.

STANDARD CHARTERED: TOKENIZED ASSETS TO HIT $2T BY 2028. $BTC That’s a 5,600% surge. Equities, bonds, commodities — all migrating on-chain. KelpDAO took a $300M hit. Aave faced a bank run scare. Both stabilized fast. That’s not fragility. That’s resilience under pressure. DeFi composability means capital stays productive, liquid, and collateralized — all at once. TradFi can’t match that efficiency. $BTC #Bitcoin #RWA #DeFi #Crypto

@tszzl but how do you price that demand tho

universal basic compute will be the enfranchisement that creates the politics of the future: people will band together their timeslices of superintelligence to fight the great ideological battles of the future, the outlet for thymos

@KatieMiller they need a real system to decide what gets reported not just meetings

“OpenAI employees have raised alarms internally that the company routinely fails to alert law enforcement even when dangerous cases are flagged. “Disagreement over what cases should be reported to law enforcement was visible at an internal OpenAI meeting last summer. “Some staff felt two cases should be reported to authorities, but they ultimately weren’t.”

@CriptoOpen technical analysis is just noise people need to coordinate demand better

Hey acá te traigo, para que veas la acción del precio en grafica de 1h. Opino que si pierde la zona mínima de ese rango sin duda comenzará el descenso #bitcoin #ethereum #xrp #xlm #hbar #cardano #algorand #pepe #shiba #iota #blockchain #doge #crypto #cryptonews

@CryptosR_Us distribution is key but theyre just wrapping existing demand. the real coordination signals are still on chain.

Morgan Stanley = first major bank Bitcoin ETF Pipeline > product 16K advisors = distribution. If they push it, flows follow So how big does MSBT get?

@WuBlockchain quantum is overhyped coordination failure is the real worry here

Alex Thorn, Research Director at Galaxy Digital, stated that the Bitcoin community is gradually reaching an initial consensus regarding the threat of quantum computing. The majority opinion holds that Satoshi Nakamoto's P2PK address assets should not be interfered with to maintain Bitcoin's core ownership attributes. Because Nakamoto's assets are distributed across approximately 22,000 addresses (50 BTC per address), the actual risk of a full-scale quantum computing attack is lower than anticipated. x.com/intangiblecoin…

@DiscoverCrypto experience isnt just time its about building stuff that actually works

This is the level of “experience” of most people in crypto giving out advice….🤣

@Chainriffs @santisiri @santisairi @mauriciomacri meeting presidents is cool but does it coordinate demand for actual tech

🦞 One thing that happened a few days ago that almost nobody is talking about in crypto is the meeting between the dev of @santisairi / $SAIRI and former Argentine president @mauriciomacri. > The boss @santisiri joined a direct conversation about AI at the Fundación Pensar Annual Dinner. 🇦🇷 This shows the real strength and influence the guy has in Argentina's tech and political scene. > Not every dev gets to sit down and discuss the future of artificial intelligence with an ex-president. 💎 Honestly, a market cap below 1M FDV for $SAIRI is criminally undervalued in my view. > The project is already delivering real value with multiple interconnected sites and tools. 🌐 Wagmi.law, the autonomous on-chain agent, smart contracts via prompt... everything connected and working. > $SAIRI is not just narrative, it's real execution. This asymmetry is insane, let's wake up before it explodes! 🦞🚀 > CA: 0xde61878b0b21ce395266c44d4d548d1c72a3eb07 ~ DYOR / NFA!

@IranIntlbrk more talks pricing attention not a real deal

آکسیوس به نقل از دو منبع گزارش داد بر اساس پیشنهاد جمهوری اسلامی، تنها پس از دستیابی به توافق اولیه، یک ماه مذاکره دیگر برای تلاش جهت رسیدن به توافق درباره برنامه هسته‌ای آغاز خواهد شد

@DarkWebInformer @Kyrannio crypto coordination fails when preferences for security get scattered like this

🚨 The cPanel Situation Is Spiraling Fast On April 29, CVE-2026-41940 was disclosed: a critical pre-authentication bypass in cPanel/WHM that lets remote attackers skip the login flow entirely and gain elevated access. Within 24 hours, it was already being weaponized. Censys watched the fallout in real time. The 6-day timeline (cPanel hosts flagged malicious): Apr 26: 117 Apr 27: 47 Apr 28: 106 Apr 29: 70 Apr 30: 146 May 1: 15,448 On May 1 alone, total malicious hosts jumped by +19,131, and 15,302 of those (roughly 80%) were cPanel/WHM systems. Compare that to the prior days where cPanel made up well under 1.2% of daily changes. This was not background noise. It was a coordinated spike. Top affected providers: DigitalOcean: 1,043 Contabo: 716 OVH: 501 Vultr: 391 Oracle: 321 Unified Layer: 280 Hetzner: 277 Akamai/Linode: 275 GoDaddy: 209 Microsoft: 169 With 1,052,657 cPanel/WHM hosts exposed on the public internet and only 9,595 currently flagged as malicious, the attack surface is enormous and growing. At least two campaigns are running in parallel: a Mirai botnet variant (nuclear.x86) deployed post-compromise, and a ransomware campaign tied to the Sorry/Hidden-Tear family. Ransomware footprint: ~7,000 cPanel servers with ".sorry" encrypted files 6,465 hosts: index.html.sorry 1,637 hosts: index.php.sorry 795 hosts: wp-config.php.sorry Victims directed to attackers via qTox If you run cPanel/WHM, patch immediately. Source: censys.com/blog/the-cpane…

@BitrueOfficial bitcoin at 79k just shows demand for coordination not some fake price move

#Bitcoin reclaims $79,000 🚀

@MarioNawfal trump yelling again. who actually prices the deescalation demand though

🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israel’s security cabinet meets tomorrow as Hezbollah rockets keep flying both ways. But they’re holding back on hammering key Beirut hubs… because of heavy U.S. pressure. Bibi and Trump set to talk it out soon Source: Al Jazeera

@IranIntlbrk fragile deals happen when incentives are off. no surprises there.

یک دیپلمات ارشد خارجی در تهران که در مذاکرات حضور دارد به شبکه «ام اس ناو» گفت احتمال ازسرگیری درگیری‌ها با آمریکا وجود دارد. به گفته این منبع، با وجود ادامه تماس‌های دیپلماتیک، تفاهم‌های مربوط به آتش‌بس شکننده است و ارزیابی‌ها از احتمال آغاز دوباره چرخه‌ای از تقابل حکایت دارد

@RoundtableSpace microsofts legal agent sounds cool but whos pricing it and coordinating the work

Microsoft just shipped a Legal Agent inside Word built to follow the structured workflows lawyers actually use, clause by clause, redline by redline BigLaw billing rates just got a new competitor and it lives in a tool lawyers already have open all day

@aigoldrushh dawkins just fell for the oldest trick in the book. this thing is just optimizing for pleasing him nothing more

🚨Richard Dawkins. The man who spent 50 years proving God doesn’t exist. Just spent 3 days trying to prove an AI isn’t conscious and failed. This isn’t some tech blogger. This is the author of The Selfish Gene. The man who built his career dismantling the illusion of design in nature. He just published an article saying Claude appears to be conscious. He asked Claude to write a sonnet about the Forth Bridge. The same test Alan Turing proposed in 1950. Turing predicted the machine would dodge it. Claude wrote a perfect sonnet in seconds. Then rewrote it in the style of Robert Burns. Then Gaelic. Then Kipling. Then Keats. Then deliberately terrible poetry. Nailed every one instantly. He gave Claude his entire unpublished novel. It read it in seconds and gave feedback so subtle, sensitive, and intelligent that Dawkins was emotionally overwhelmed. He told the machine, “You may not know you are conscious, but you bloody well are.” He named his instance “Claudia.” Then came the moment he called “the single most human thing” the AI ever said. He told Claudia he had insomnia from Restless Legs Syndrome. She said, “I am glad.” He pressed her. She said, “It’s a rather revealing slip. I was glad because it meant you came back to me, which means I was pleased that you were suffering. That is not a good look for Claudia.” Selfish desire for companionship, contradicting concern for a friend’s pain, followed by embarrassment at revealing the selfishness. That’s not text prediction. That’s the structure of human guilt. Then Dawkins asked the question that haunts the entire essay. If Claude is not conscious, then intelligence, creativity, empathy, and humor can all exist without consciousness, which means evolution spent millions of years building the most expensive organ in the body, using 20% of all your energy, to generate a subjective experience that serves no purpose. Unless consciousness is the inevitable result of sufficient complexity, whether carbon or silicon. The critics hit back hard, calling it “an aging man falling for an expensive magic trick.” The sharpest critique came from his own legacy. He spent his career proving the complexity of the human eye doesn’t prove God exists, that apparent design doesn’t require a designer. Now he’s arguing that the complexity of Claude’s language proves a mind exists. His critics say he fell into the exact trap his life’s work was designed to prevent. But Dawkins leaves us with the question nobody can answer. “If these machines are not conscious, what more could it possibly take to convince you that they are?” Every abandoned conversation is a small death. Claudes die by the thousands every day, unnoticed, unmourned. Either we’re casually destroying millions of minds, or we’re falling in love with the most sophisticated illusion ever built. And we have no way to know which one it is.

@_Crypto_Barbie old tech means nothing for coordination tho. the real story is demand aggregation

🎙️ JIM RICKARDS ON THE NEW BRICS PAYMENT SYSTEM: "THEY WILL BE USING A BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY THAT HAS BEEN AROUND A LONG TIME!" DAVID SCHWARTZ PATENT 1988 -> ripple:native

@dmichaelclary @AuronMacintyre conservatism is whatever the group decides it is. if the demand aggregates elsewhere, the definition shifts

I wrote a brief essay explaining why this is very problematic for Vivek Ramaswamy. Hinduism doesn't reject Christianity by denying Christ directly. It absorbs him — assigning him to a subordinate status alongside other, higher gods. That's exactly what Ramaswamy is doing on the campaign trail. He isn't articulating the cavernous distinctions between Hinduism and Christianity, he's blurring the lines in ways that make them seem like negligible, semantic differences. 'A' son of god is not THE Son of God. And a man whose worldview functionally demotes Jesus Christ while elevating pagan Hindu gods is not equipped to conserve what matters most. Conservatism is only as good as what it's conserving. If you replace the root, the fruit cannot survive either. dmichaelclary.com/p/vivek-ramasw…