Ben Stein retweeted
$FABLES is live on Robinhood Chain🦊
Official FABLES/USDG pool:
fables.fi/markets/fables
Points claims and $PROLOGUE redemption are open: claim.fables.fi
CA: 0xb63d07CEf74bE747231d601bb2FAa6B252c68106
Ben Stein retweeted
Now we are beginning to learn more about the BBC's hidden agenda, which I have been posting about for some time...
Ben Stein retweeted
Liquidity incentives go live Monday, October 19, 2026.
Our pools will officially be eligible for routing through Uniswap's routing algorithm.
If you're looking to earn high APR/APY through early participation, this is a great opportunity.
🤝 @StaticsProtocol Hook has been approved.
Get ready for the incentive program coming next week!
Stake or Provide liquidity (or both) and earn competitive APR.
Ben Stein retweeted
From day one, our goal at @openservai has been to make SERV capture value from the activity generated across our products and network.
As we continue scaling SERV Reasoning and push adoption across enterprise AI and the agentic economy, we're working to strengthen that connection.
One more piece is coming together for SERV.
Pay with ethereum:0x40e3d1a4b2c47d9aa61261f5606136ef73e28042 is live.
Builders and enterprises can now use the SERV token to purchase SERV Reasoning API credits at a 15% discount compared to traditional payment methods.
75% of SERV received through payments will be burned, with the remaining 25% allocated to the treasury.
This marks another step in expanding SERV's utility as the native currency of the SERV ecosystem, with more use cases to come as we bring new products and services to market.
Ben Stein retweeted
a lot of you are going to be utterly shocked by just how aggressively explosive the next Robinhood Chain eco pump will be
the kind of move that makes people wish they had bought every dip during the capitulation
this is the accumulation window most will look back on and wish they had taken advantage of
the capitulation is for buying, not panicking
position accordingly
Ben Stein retweeted
setup:
worst cross-asset undeperformance in crypto's history past few years driven by
• brain drain to AI
• lack of innovation post-defi cambrian explosion
• gold exceptional once in decade deca-trillions rerating
add on top 10/10 worst liquidation day for alts ever
sentiment and positioning on crypto from insti & retail side at this bottom on altcoins are at multi year lows, maybe the lowest ever
only one direction to go, up, in an asset class where it is heavily momentum driven
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now on the flip side, for the first time in crypto's history, there are altcoins with
• zero to little VC overhang
• real pmf uniquely powered by crypto rails
• regulatory environment finally leaning positive
• everyone sitting on infinite unrealized gains from AI supercycle
the industry is no longer spray and pray, and the coins that will receive bids are going to move extremely quickly
Ben Stein retweeted
Today, I announced that there will be NO ASYLUM SYSTEM under a Reform government. It will be suspended.
Since 2000, we have granted legions of people asylum. Whilst some fled persecution, many have scammed Britain.
They came illegally - by lorry or boat, or by overstaying their visa. And then claimed asylum. Most have received hundreds of thousands of pounds in benefits and state support whilst here - NHS, dental care, food, hotels, HMOs, and welfare.
Terrorists, murderers and rapists have broken in. It is a national security emergency.
Successive Prime Ministers have betrayed our country by failing to stop this.
As Prime Minister, I will end the scam.
But what we've set out today goes beyond this.
The scale of the betrayal is so great a major response is needed. That’s why Zia and I gave more detail on Operation Restoring Justice today.
All of the Tories' and Labour's immigration schemes - Afghanistan, Palestine - will immediately be closed.
Every asylum grant given in the prior 5 years will be reviewed. Those who came illegally, or from a safe country, will have their asylum grant revoked and be deported.
Countries that refuse to take back their illegal migrants and criminals will face visa bans, sanctions, and tariffs.
The few who genuinely cannot go back to their home country will go to safe third countries we strike deals with.
We will review everyone granted asylum under the ludicrously suppressed Afghanistan schemes. Those who directly helped our armed forces in combat will keep their asylum grant. That’s only right.
But all the others will have to leave. If Afghanistan won't take them back, we will strike deals with safe third countries to do so.
All foreign nationals convicted of crime will be deported.
All migrant welfare will end. All the loopholes will be closed.
And we will make it IMPOSSIBLE to live in Britain illegally.
We'll massively hike penalties for landlords renting to, and businesses employing, illegal migrants.
And we'll enable and encourage all parts of local government to conduct migration checks - housing, trading standards, environmental health, and licensing. This will mean 10 times more migration enforcement capacity.
And, critically, councils will be allowed to KEEP the fines on landlords and employers they levy.
Councils will then have a huge incentive to identify illegal migrants and send the data to Deportation Command, who will oversee the exit of these illegal migrants from Britain. Councils will therefore be incentivised to hire more officials, identify more illegal migrants, and levy more fines.
This will make it impossible to live in Britain illegally, let alone thrive. Illegal migrants won't be able to rent or work, and certainly not get welfare.
Hundreds of thousands will voluntarily leave. And we will enforce the deportation of everyone illegally here who doesn't.
All in all, this plan will see well over a million people who are here illegally (or who came here illegally) leave Britain.
It will restore justice.
Ben Stein retweeted
99 out of 100 asylum claims are bogus, a Home Office whistleblower has revealed.
Some of the stories are beyond belief.
'Hundreds' of Iraqi Kurds claimed they had to flee because they'd been in a relationship with the local prime minister's daughter. Apparently, it became a ‘running joke’ in the department.
'Hundreds' of Pakistanis claimed to fear for their lives over a gay relationship, all with the very same man who conveniently provided letters supporting each of their claims.
Large numbers of Bangladeshis claimed to be political dissidents associated with a party they knew almost nothing about.
Yet the approval rate under the Tories was 77%.
The Tories and Labour have built this system.
Even after those same men raped and murdered British people.
This farce has gone on long enough.
We will deport illegal migrants by the hundreds of thousands.
We will strip asylum from EVERYONE who broke into our country illegally.
We will leave the ECHR and the Refugee Convention and put the British people first.
WE WILL RESTORE OUR BORDERS 🇬🇧
Ben Stein retweeted
time to save the robinhood chain ecosystem
robinhood is at a pretty interesting point rn: 100 days live, got the massive attention spike and now back near the lowest levels of revenue generated by its apps
is it completely over? no
have other chains experienced that? hell yea
how to run it back turbo? hard
but
(i) the fundamental value prop hasnt changed. robinhood has massive distribution and the ability to kingmake apps. time to actually use it
(ii) the ecosystem is surprisingly diversified. look at the better pons coins and many of them have nothing to do with memes. imo thats bullish because it means builders arent just coming for one temporary meta
(iii) there is still no clear identity for robinhood chain. that sounds bearish but imo it is also the opportunity. the winning vertical is still up for grabs. tokenized stocks? ai stuff? still open
tldr: the fundamentals are still there. it all comes down to apps + kingmaking your ecosystem
robinhood or not, every chain eventually ends up with the same problem
Ben Stein retweeted
Parliamentary scrutiny has begun on the Conversion Practices Bill, introduced in the final days of Keir Starmer’s premiership.
Although Andy Burnham has sacked the minister who introduced it, he has not scrapped this dangerous bill.
The bill threatens free speech and religious freedom. It will criminalise well-intentioned conversations between parents or therapists and gender-confused children, as well as religious leaders sharing their faith’s teachings with their congregations.
Parents could face up to five years in prison for trying to dissuade their children from embarking on dangerous medical pathways that are life-changing and irreversible.
This is one of the most illiberal and intrusive bills to come before MPs. It will divide families, poison conversations around the dinner table, ruin relationships and harm the very people it claims to protect.
We cannot let this bill become law.
✍️ Sign the Free Speech Union’s petition calling on the Government to scrap this dangerous bill and watch FSU Campaigns Officer @MaxHThompson 👇
Ben Stein retweeted
I read that Stephen Gray, the ex-copper who made an excellent apparent-causal joke about bacon has been
fined because his joke was 'grossly offensive'
I think that what a lot of English people would find 'grossly offensive' is the idea of a grown man having sexual intercourse with a nine year old girl
But maybe criticising this would be blasphemy ?
On the whole, I think that the provincial judge laying down this law, Steven Hood, may come from a different part of England from me
Ben Stein retweeted
We are live!
@StaticsProtocol Phase 1 has been deployed on @RobinhoodCrypto at:
0x612aC07E3A60e16F1CC7B2c1Fd3DbEB474515DAa
We will be announcing liquidity incentive programs in the coming days, so stay tuned.
Want to check it out? Visit staticsprotocol.com
Ben Stein retweeted
The first enterprise distribution gateway for SERV Reasoning will be AWS Marketplace.
Through discussions with larger enterprises, we've seen how access through established marketplaces can simplify onboarding, with familiar procurement processes and provider review requirements helping remove barriers to adoption.
AWS Marketplace allows enterprises to discover, purchase, and deploy software through their existing AWS accounts and procurement processes.
For SERV, this opens an established enterprise distribution channel, bringing SERV Reasoning closer to organizations looking to adopt reliable AI infrastructure.
The opportunity is significant. Canalys projects enterprise software sales through cloud marketplaces to reach $85B by 2028.
Beyond scale, a Forrester Consulting study commissioned by AWS found procurement processes were 60% faster for its modeled enterprise using AWS Marketplace.
AWS is the first step in a broader strategy to bring SERV Reasoning into the channels enterprises already use to discover, procure, and deploy software globally, with minimal friction.
The next phase of SERV’s enterprise expansion is already in motion.
From conversations with our customers and enterprises, we’ve learned that large organizations increasingly rely on established distribution channels to access and procure technology.
We’ve started expanding SERV Reasoning into these channels, removing the friction for institutions to onboard and adopt SERV Reasoning into their stack.
The first distribution gateway for SERV goes live in October.
Ben Stein retweeted
At @openservai, we've been building SERV Reasoning around the idea that you don't need the biggest, most expensive models to get reliable results on complex tasks.
Coinbase's recent results are a pretty good validation of that direction. Smaller models, fine-tuned for specific tasks, can outperform frontier models while being faster and cheaper to run.
In SERV v4, we are taking SERV Reasoning further with specialized, fine-tuned models tailored to enterprise customers and their specific workflows, right inside Graph Sharding, automated, training a model that you own on your own production data.
The goal is to make reliable AI more practical and cost-effective to deploy at scale.
We were able to fine tune an open weight model (Qwen3.5-9B) on proprietary internal data at @coinbase, and it out performed frontier models, at much lower cost and speed, for a specialized task (fraud prevention in this case).
I think we'll see more of this pattern inside companies. The frontier models are amazing generalists. But increasingly you'll see specialist models out perform on more narrow tasks, either working on teams, or by themselves.
We're making it easy to fine tune models internally for our employees. We even have a skill for it in our internal harness that makes it easy to spin these up and start training them:
"/fine-tune-and-serve-llm I want to fine-tune Qwen for payments risk review. help me get started"
I imagine we'll have some backend services that could be replaced entirely by this new architecture.
Ben Stein retweeted
HOW DO WE STOP THE BOATS?
I get asked this question constantly.
“Send in the Navy!”
“Turn the boats around!”
“Put more patrols in the Channel!”
My opinion is different.
Having spent weeks on the ground in France, watching this unfold with my own eyes, I believe the answer is far simpler.
France has played an absolute blinder.
Conditions in the migrant camps are appalling. Filthy, overcrowded slums that make France look like somewhere nobody wants to stay and Britain look like the land of opportunity.
Clever, when you think about it.
Then comes the next stage.
Buses transporting migrants, gendarmes walking groups towards the beaches like they’re on a school trip, and French vessels accompanying boats across the Channel until British authorities take over.
I’ve documented enough of this to form my own conclusions.
So here’s what I would do.
Stop handing France millions. We’re paying for a system that clearly isn’t delivering.
Detain everyone arriving illegally,
Identify, photograph and document every arrival.
Return every person to France
Invoice France for the costs. Yes, I know they probably wouldn’t pay.
End the perception that arriving illegally guarantees accommodation, financial support and a permanent future in Britain.
Make the journey pointless, and you destroy the smugglers’ business model.
People are paying thousands because they believe reaching British shores is the finish line.
Remove that incentive and why would they keep handing their money to criminal gangs?
I believe crossings could fall dramatically within weeks if that message became a reality.
No Navy warships required. No dangerous confrontations at sea.
Just a government with the backbone to enforce its borders.
It is not racist to believe your country should control who enters it.
It is not racist to demand that immigration laws are enforced.
And it is certainly not racist to believe that the British people and their interests should come first.
I’ve watched this operation from the beaches, the camps and the water.
Throwing more money at France isn’t my answer.
Remove the incentive. Enforce the law. Break the business model.
It’s time to put Britain first.
Ben Stein retweeted
🚨AMAZING MOMENT - POLICE ADMIT PATRIOT CAMOUFLAGE IS WORKING
He can't identify who he was speaking to earlier because they all look the same
The authorities said no masks or you will be arrested
They said nothing about face paint
Ben Stein retweeted
At the same time as unelected PM Burnham is mandating Digital ID for over 16’s to be able to access social media he is also rushing through measures to remove the requirement for photo ID for voting.
So higher ID requirements for social media than voting !
Has Burnham still got one eye on a snap General election ?
Are our next elections going to be rigged ? Again ?
telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
