Simon Cooke

@Ledger @Irv_AC On the flipside, I purchased a new just before Xmas and already saying there's something wrong with the battery and to contact ledger..

@Irv_AC we love to read this

Ledgers have to be the best wallet you can get for your keys ! In love with mine old but still works can’t wait to get a flex one day! @Ledger keep it up !

@barendvdberg @Pact_Swap @TomCrown whenever you sell your LTC 👍👍

860 $LTC to 55,315 $USDT Cross chain. Non custodial. Fees? Unbeatable lol. This is what @Pact_Swap was built for.

@Tap_Fintech @WEEX_Official What's the ticker? Haven't been able to track on trading view for god knows how long

XTP is going live on Weex. We’re excited to announce that XTP, our native utility token, is officially launching on @WEEX_Official . This listing expands XTP’s reach and makes it easier for more users to access and trade the token as the ecosystem continues to grow. Listing schedule (UTC+0): ->Deposits open: 26 January 2026, 10:00 ->Trading starts: 27 January 2026, 10:00 ->Withdrawals open: 28 January 2026, 10:00 More listings. More reach. More ways to tap into $XTP.

@ethmaxi @Pact_Swap The future

The DEX takeover is alive & well. You can swap $1,000 USD of Bitcoin to Ethereum on @Pact_Swap for $3 in fees (including outbound tx). I’ve compared this to a variety of centralized exchanges that advertise “small fees” but have large liquidity spreads. Don’t fall for it. No KYC, too. gPact.

@GrahamSmyth About time we got a late result🥳💯

FT Leeds United 1-0 Fulham Sometimes you get exactly what you deserve. #lufc

@punk6529 Sounds like @CoinwebOfficial philosophy👍

1/ On Losing Faith Is it over? Was it all a fever dream? Have we run out of steam? Is it time to pivot to AI for real this time? 2/ Everything is dead? BTC: DAT premiums down, nobody cares ETH: Stablecoin Alts: Crushed NFTs: Right click saved Meme coins: As expected tbh Zcash: Pumping! which ofc means "cycle is over" 3/ This is the worst cryptotwitter timeline I have ever seen relative to the environment. Nobody is attacking us, USA is being reasonable and rational, no CEX has run away with our money, and yet, dead, dead, dead. No narrative, no spark, nothing. 4/ Why? I read the timeline and it tells me: a/"nobody owns BTC" (odd, I mean someone has to own BTC, there is a ton of BTC) and b/ "the gamblers have liquidated themselves (again)" - true, but it was always like this 5/ This TL feels different. This does not feel like "fuck I got liquidated", it feels like malaise, tiredness. Like boredom, to be honest. I know you think it is the price action but the price action is obviously downstream from psychology. 6/ I have a different view of what is going on. I think almost everyone forgot what matters, chased after things that did not matter and, we are in the process of discovering they don't matter. 7/ What matters? Only decentralization, only permissionlessness. Nothing else matters at all. Everything else about crypto is WORSE than a centralized database and always will be because that is how computers work. 8/ In my view, basically everyone "major" except vitalik has strayed from the light on this. Let's start with Team BTC which USED to be very interested in how to build a network that become nation-state resistant. This was the BTC of Antonopoulos, of Lopp 9/ We are 5 years into the BTC of Saylor and that BTC is 100% about driving price action. It is about driving flows to BTC, about getting fully integrated with the USA financial system. 10/ It sounds nice, it sounds better than the system beating us with a big stick, but the net effect is that more and more BTC ends up in Coinbase Custody in New York State Nothing wrong with that, but none of that BTC is nation-state resistant. It is 100% non-resistant to the US government specifically. 11/ The problem with this is that with permissionlessness off the table, the only thing left to drive purchases of BTC is FOMO. "there are only 21M, they are going to run out, you need to buy some before others do and it goes exponential" 12/ I mean, maybe that is true. I am not making price predictions, I still own BTC and always will I think. But it is cringe, and it is wrong. 13/ You can think about this by taking it to the extreme case and trying to understand which of the two scenarios adds value to the world. 14/ Scenario A: Blackrock owns all 21M BTC, everyone on planet earth owns shares in the Blackrock ETF and Brian Armstrong is in charge of making sure we don't lose Our Precious Scenario B: Everyone on earth has their own BTC wallet and BTC is distributed in several billion places around the world and it is literally impossible for any government to stop BTC 15/ In Scenario A, BTC is a complete and utter failure. It is just a pet rock. Yes it is "rare" but it is also "100% seize-able by the USA government" At which point, it might as well be an IOU from the USA government that it pinky-swears is rare 16/ "but it is not like this because other nation-states are accumulating and game theory blah blah blah" No my brothers and sisters. The exact scenario where your BTC get seized is a) centralized and b) hyperbitcoinization Maybe the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve is happening and it is your ETF and $STRATEGY (TM) capital stack all along (thank you for your contribution to our national security) 17/ To be clear, nobody is seizing your BTC (let alone your ETH) now because it is not important enough yet. But, if it was, I dunno, I would not trust those centralized vehicles. CEO, Board, shareholders, SEC, US government, state government, custody firm, their regulators all have an angle of attack on a DAT. 18/ If USA seizes BTC, other countries won't save you: EU: "Thank god our dreams have come true, we can ban it also" UAE: "grumble grumble, but fine we will go along" China: "ban. unban. ban. unban. anyway so long as currency is not free-floating, BTC won't be free here" Russia: "someone falls out of a window" 19/ Of course, BTC in ETFs is by no means the worst of it. The "crypto's main use is a casino" crowd is the worst. This is not a zero-sum game, it is a negative sum game because it is rigged. 20/ "what about the JPGs huh?" -> I still love them. The best ones are the best tokens in the world by far, rare, suffused with meaning, with no external dependencies and great to hold on-chain. And beyond the art JPGs, I think that NFTs can do many more things, but this is on me to "show, not tell" 21/ I want to circle back to BTC because it is the easiest to reason about. When people explained to me time and time again that it was a ponzi, I had a simple explanation of why it is not. 21/ BTC lets you do some things better than the existing system. "be sovereign over your money" or "send money to anyone on the planet within minutes" or "maintain an insurance policy against the existing financial system" 22/ I could not tell you how much value this had, but I knew it was not zero. In fact, the value went up the more people used it, the bigger the network was, the more people you could transact with, the more resilient it was to government censorship. These are the economics of a network system, not of a ponzi. 23/ If you take this away, if you stop building a network but instead just, at the extreme, just sell everyone shares of the ETF, well there is no network, there is no incremental network value being generated by the next buyer. 24/ In this model, BTC becomes more ponzi-like. If a new participant does not make the network stronger by joining, they are not adding value, therefore there is a fixed pie and it is just value transfer to an existing holder. 25/ Again, take it to the extreme other direction -> assume we managed to move the whole economy to decentralized rails. I think that world would be better, it would make better decisions, it would take advantage of the wisdom of crowds, there would be more transparency, less rent-seeking and the aggregate value of the world goes up because it is more productive. Some % of the improved value of the world will get captured by the early participants to the network (which is normal and fair) but some % will be captured by everyone (as a late participant or consumer). 26/ But if we don't make the world better, if the world is exactly what it is, but also we play with a pet rock, this will not happen and, well, eventually playing with pet rocks gets very boring 27/ So what to do? The same things you always should do: a/ push yourself, and by extension, the world an inch, a foot, a mile down the pathway of decentralization. many ways to do this, it is a journey, start today. b/ remember, you, yes, you in the mirror have no business trading perps or day-trading stupid coins. you are bad at it and your future self will be mad at your current self. 28/ If you must do it, carve out a budget and test how great you are across the cycle with your budget (1%, 5%, 10%, 20% of your portfolio, not all of it) I am of course a dinosaur, but my total portfolio % of "putting money into stupid coins I have been FOMOed into it" is less than 1%. It has gone about as well as you might expect. 29/ Other than that, own some BTC, some ETH, some NFTs (good ones, that you like) in a self-custodial wallet, a small number of your favorite alts if you must. And keep your job. Earn money, don't try to be a pro crypto trader, this is an imaginary job that only cobie and like 5 other people are qualified for. I have always worked, every single day of my adult life. You should too. 30/ Crypto is a bad way to get rich quick, but a decent way to get rich slowly. In any case, you should have some stake in the decentralized world, in the digital world. 31/ I think in the end, "it" will be OK but "it" it not everything, it is not most things. As it always was, most coins will go to zero, most NFTs will go to zero. These are the rules of the game. 32/ Most of you are young. You have time, you have time into the ASI world, you have the greatest gift and wealth of all. You will be ok. 33/ Don't mope. It does not help anything. If you are bummed out, sad about your outcomes, there is only one sure thing that helps. Get back to working. 34/ Even if you are young, life is short, your life is the important thing, money is just a game, just a tool, just an information system. Don't anchor to your wealth, don't anchor to your ATH, it is not real, my ATH wealth has gone down 90% multiple times. Note it and just keep going. If you are healthy, in a decent country, in a half-decent economic situation, you are better off than almost anyone who has ever lived 35/ If you have an opinion (even a dumb one) about Monad or Grifters, you are in the 0.001% most forward thinking people in the world. Did you make a "mistake"? Who cares, everyone makes mistakes - keep going, keep trying, keep making mistakes, eventually you will find your way, you will get a win. This is how it goes. 36/ use a hardware wallet and even better a SAFE 37/ and to close again with the most important thing. decentralization is the only thing that matters. if you go in that direction, if we go in that direction, in the end, it will be ok. i have no doubt about this, i have never had any doubts about this, it matters so much more than you think it does. /the end

@Pact_Swap @brockpierce @tether @TobyCoinweb @CoinwebOfficial When is the full interview dropping?

Meet the founders of Pact Swap. @brockpierce co-founder of @tether @TobyCoinweb co-founder of @CoinwebOfficial Together, they're building the new definition of DEX. This is the Pact.

@PACT_SWAP Hello future🔥🔥👏

Don’t let “native” scare you. PACT does that. But it also does stables, meme coins, and everything in between. Oh, and did we mention we do it up to 95% cheaper too? 🔄

@DefiantLs Keep taking your meds you absolute psycho.. Grow up and apply some rational thought to your opinions before you hold the wrong ones so strongly. "Okay"

Watch this girl have an interaction with her dad over Charlie Kirk’s murder

@CoinwebOfficial Massive👏👏 Only the beginning for this game changing tech!!🔥🔥🥳

Coinweb has now parsed 10,000,000,000 L1 transactions. Every block. Every tx. Every event. All read across chains and made available to dApps in real time. Best part? Coinweb smart contracts can autonomously react to any type of L1 events. That’s full data availability + autonomous reactiveness at scale. The foundation for cross-chain apps that actually work.

@ZoinaShaikh @EconomicTimes @bitgetglobal @0xPolygon @CoinwebOfficial @TobyCoinweb @sandeepnailwal @usithetalk Really would've loved a recording of this one😔 ah to be a fly on the wall🔥🔥

It’s Day 2 at the @EconomicTimes World Leaders Forum and it’s time for crypto to lead the center stage with @bitgetglobal, @0xPolygon, and @CoinwebOfficial. 🚀

@PACT_SWAP @CoinwebOfficial Welcome to the future of elite Cross chain interoperability people🔥🔥 Big things are coming👀👀

How a cross-chain swap works on PACT SWAP, using the PACT Framework from @CoinwebOfficial. TL;DR: 1️⃣ A Liquidity Provider adds an order on PACT SWAP 2️⃣ Collateral is locked in a smart contract 3️⃣ Alice: Gets a quote and initiates the swap 4️⃣ She sends her native $BTC on Bitcoin 5️⃣ LP sees confirmation and sends ETH 6️⃣ A decision is made by: ✅ If fulfilled → LP gets collateral back ❌ If not → Collateral is slashed and sent to Alice No bridges. No validators. Just Reactive Smart Contracts watching both chains and acting on what was done.

@PACT_SWAP 😅😜👌

@CookeSimoc90 I think you need to fo a sense check with your ”insider” 😂

Last week we added $LTC to @PACT_SWAP - our cross-chain DEX. We’re aiming to add two more chains very soon. What chains do you think they are? 👀

@PACT_SWAP @litecoin Well done team 👏 👍 🙌 love it🔥🔥

We’ve added @litecoin to our cross-chain DEX! Want to buy $LTC with $USDT, $USDC, or $USD1? Or swap it directly with native $BTC? At CEX-level fees? You can - live now on @PACT_SWAP. No bridges. No wrappers. Trustless. Fast. Composable. Powered by the PACT framework from @CoinwebOfficial. Let’s hear it for the devs behind the scenes. 🛠️ LFB! ≈ Litecoin F***ing Builds!

@CoinwebOfficial Love this tweet - So exciting!!👏 This is a future powerhouse in the industry!🔥🙏

Let’s talk about our InChain Architecture It's a foundational piece of what makes Coinweb different from other interoperability protocols. At a high level, most L2s sit on top of a single L1. They rely on that one chain’s data, consensus, and uptime. This creates a dependency that limits scalability and resilience. If the L1 fails, congests, or changes, the L2 suffers too. Coinweb flips this model. Instead of sitting on top of a single chain, Coinweb embeds itself inside multiple Layer 1s - this is what we call the InChain Architecture. It means that every application built on Coinweb doesn't inherit the limitations of one blockchain - it inherits the strengths of many. Data, computation, and execution logic can be spread across chains, while maintaining a single unified application experience. Here’s how it works in practice: 1. Coinweb breaks down smart contract execution into deterministic processes that are embedded across several chains. 2. It uses a unique consensus-independent model to track, verify, and coordinate these processes using L1 data directly. I3. nstead of trying to merge state across blockchains (which is messy and risky), Coinweb aligns the logic of execution across chains - ensuring consistency without forcing uniformity. This results in: ✅ Full data availability across connected chains ✅ Continuous dApp uptime, even if one chain fails ✅ The ability to scale horizontally by connecting to more L1s ✅ No need for new consensus or trust assumptions InChain means Coinweb doesn’t ask blockchains to change how they work. It simply connects to them, watches their data, and builds on top without compromising their security or design. This is a major step toward true cross-chain composability - where dApps aren’t confined to one chain, and interoperability isn’t an afterthought. It’s a subtle architectural choice with powerful consequences. And it’s what makes Coinweb’s model not just multi-chain, but chain-agnostic by design.

@CBCrypto111 @CoinwebOfficial Cweb for the win🔥🔥

🚀 Hunting for a low cap gem with next-gen blockchain tech and serious OG backing? Check out Coinweb $CWEB @CoinwebOfficial cross-chain unique layer-2 tech making dApps truly chain agnostic. Huge potential🔥 $BTC $ETH $SOL $BNB $RUNE $FLIP $POL $BASE $XRP $LINK $ADA $DOT

🚨 Big step forward for PACT SWAP. The legendary @ThisIsDNA has committed $5M to accelerate our cross-chain DEX - now live in production with native $BTC trading across incompatible chains. No bridges. No wrappers. No extra validators. Just fast, trustless swaps powered by @CoinwebOfficial's PACT framwork. We’re also welcoming new co-founders to PACT SWAP Labs: @brockpierce - (Tether, Block.one, Blockchain Capital and more) @scottwalker99 (DNA Fund, Casper Labs and more) @TobyCoinweb (Coinweb and OnRamp) Together, they are bringing decades of Web3 firepower to the team. Live prod trading is now open for $BTC, $ETH, $TRX, $BNB & $USDT. More coming soon. This isn’t just another DEX. It’s a whole new cross-chain narrative. #JoinThePACT

@PACT_SWAP @ThisIsDNA Congrats Team!!👏👏 What a move🔥🔥 expect big things🙏

@PACT_SWAP Beautifully put👏👏 for how long more is this going to go under the radar? My guess is not too long🔥🔥🔥LFG

PACT SWAP Isn’t Just a DEX - It’s Financial Infrastructure The big secret? @PACT_SWAP isn’t trying to compete with cross-chain DEXs or single-chain DEXs. It’s trying to compete with Binance and other centralized exchanges. The whitepaper lays it out clearly: ▫️ Diversified revenue streams ▫️ CEX-level fees ▫️ Curation scores ▫️ Community-driven launchpads ▫️ Dynamic affiliate UIs ▫️ On-chain governance ▫️ Fee pool sharing It’s the closest thing DeFi has to an actual financial engine. Built bottom-up. Secured by math, And, owned by those who use it. This isn’t a product - it’s an economic layer. 👇👇👇