Gems seeker, blockchain enthusiast, longterm mindset owner. M2M economy. ☯️ #Bitcoin Not financial advice

Don't listen to the experts.
Joined May 2020
Adult financial market players will use the widespread belief in 4-year BTC cycles to extract from you the asset that has the best CAGR. Even if the cycles are real, will you take the risk and sell your BTC?
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ETH supply is up about 1% since the Merge. In the same time period: > solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 supply grew 66%, from 354M to about 589M. > ripple:native supply grew 27%, from 49.83B to about 63.1B. > cardano:native supply grew about 10%, from 34.18B to about 37.5B to 38B. > bitcoin:native supply grew 4.96%, from 19.15M to about 20.10M. > ethereum:native supply grew 1.0%, from 120.52M to about 121.7M.
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OK I'm obsessed! Can't stop humming! @carlabitcoin what did you do? 🤣
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Investing tip: One good question is much better than ten answers. Which blockchain is incubator for many ai startups? 😉 You know the answer.
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The market doesn't ring a bell!!! You have to be brave to buy on red. NFA.
The next crypto move will make 90% of people look stupid. Not because they were wrong. Because they waited for confirmation. The market doesn’t ring a bell at the bottom. Which crypto are you holding with conviction?
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New Bittensor update 1️⃣ Subnet lock cost now halves every 8 days, down from 16. Registering gets cheaper twice as fast. 2️⃣ Immunity for new subnets drops from 120 to 60 days. Subnets registered 60 to 120 days ago can already be deregistered. Bittensor wants to move faster. Future subnets can get in cheaper and sooner, but they have less time to sit on emissions before they have to earn them.
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🚨 If you don’t want to open up your Ledger just yet, here’s a list of hardware wallets and their weights: ⚖️ Hardware Wallet Weights Ledger • Nano X – 34 g • Nano S Plus – 21 g • Flex – 58 g • Stax – 44 g • Nano Gen5 – 46 g Trezor • Safe 7 – 45 g • Safe 5 – 23 g • Safe 3 – 14 g BitBox • BitBox02 – 12 g • BitBox02 Nova – 13 g OneKey • Classic 1S – 20.5 g • Pro – 65 g • Pro 2 – 53 g Blockstream • Jade Core – 20 g • Jade Plus – 30 g Keystone • 3 Pro – 103 g SafePal • S1 Pro – 126 g Coldcard • Q – 175 g NGRAVE • ZERO – 180 g ELLIPAL • Titan 2.0 – 158 g
⚠️ A serious warning following the @Ledger incident in Southeast Asia: We cannot rule out the possibility that other Ledger devices, or even hardware wallets from other manufacturers, may have been compromised elsewhere in the world. Buying directly from the manufacturer is certainly safer than buying from a reseller, but even that cannot guarantee 100% security. Supply chains can be infiltrated. Employees can be compromised, bribed or deliberately planted by attackers. There is currently no evidence of a worldwide compromise, but the incident demonstrates how dangerous supply-chain attacks can be. Never confuse a trusted brand with guaranteed security. Stay vigilant. Self-custody comes with responsibility. 🔐
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Waga oryginalnych portfeli Ledger: Ledger Nano S Plus - 21g Ledger Nano X™ - 34g Ledger Flex™ - 58g Ledger Stax™ - 45g
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bittensor:native Bittensor as a ai business incubator
new month in review just dropped. +45% spend +16% active users +106% rentals +11% median rental time +20% charged +32% first time renters +15% providers -32% rental failures
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Fortunatelly in crypto we have more stablecoins. I hope that overcollateralized and fully permissionless stables will grow. I believe that one day $Btc will be universal collateral. The weaker the $ is the sooner that will come.
TETHER CAN DELETE YOUR BALANCE. IT'S WRITTEN INTO THE CODE. Not freeze it. Delete it. The USDT contract has a function called destroyBlackFunds. It has been there since the 2017 Ethereum deployment. Here is what it does, in order. It checks that your address is already blacklisted. It reads your balance into a variable the developers named "dirtyFunds". It sets your balance to zero. It subtracts that amount from total supply. Then it logs the event. No function can reverse it. Once it runs, that balance is gone forever. The blacklist function names the address it targets "_evilUser". That is how the code sees you before anyone has proven anything. Only Tether's owner multisig can call it, on Ethereum and on Tron. A court can't. A regulator can't. When a government wants your money, Tether is the one that executes. Then comes step two. Tether mints the same amount fresh to whoever it chooses: a victim, a court address, a government address. Net supply change is zero. Your money just changed owners. The DOJ described this exact process in a forfeiture case filed in Massachusetts in March 2025, over roughly $9,016,612 in USDT. Burn, then reissue. USDC can block a wallet but can't burn the balance. Tether built the eraser in from the start. They keep promising you there will be no CBDC. It already exists. It runs on Tron and Ethereum, and it has an owner. Bitcoin doesn't. Exit with Bitcoin.
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Imagine freaking out in a few years because Bitcoin "crashed" to $197K. It's the reality we're likely heading towards. Each cycle's bear market bottom, plotted, fitted and projected 👇
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The cheapest storage here isn’t on AWS or R2. It’s on Bittensor.
Costs compared per month: 50 TB stored. 25 TB downloaded. Hippius: $245 Cloudflare R2: $750 Amazon S3: $3,318 Google Cloud: $3,852 Hippius is 93% less than AWS. Most of the gap is egress fees, and on Hippius egress is free. Moving your buckets over now takes a few clicks.
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Countdown checklist to monero:native being live for trading on @THORChain ✅ chain code live ✅ Daemons live ⏳ Upgrade to 3.21 ⏳ Bifrost activated ⏳ Vault created via churn ⏳ Pool seeded with tiny liquidity ⏳ Successful swaps ⏳ Make sure everything is working smoothly in production ⏳ Treasury deepens liquidity to $50k $RUNE
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This is the way💪
⚡ Chad Barraford, on freezing addresses: "That switch does not exist, and it was never built, on purpose." THORChain retired address blacklisting in February 2025. An emergency halt stops everyone at once. A circuit breaker, not a scalpel. $RUNE
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Huge tbh Why? The EEZ enables L1 liquidity to be atomically used on L2s L2 contracts can call L1 DeFi protocols directly through EEZ proxies and the sync mechanism, using their liquidity atomically in one transaction The EEZ L1 contract handles batch posting and enforces atomic inclusion Critically, this makes Ethereum L1 canonical for L2s accessing L1 liquidity via the EEZ All roads lead back to Ethereum L1 🫡 Value accrual occurs on Ethereum L1 as it interfaces with multiple L2s Think dozens of Robinhood/Base chains using Ethereum L1 liquidity in AMMs via EEZ L1 smartcontracts No other L1 can perform the role of canonical store of value because only Ethereum has zero downtime and L2 rollups that are secured by Ethereum L1 Few
Atomic synchronous composability is no longer a promise. History made on mainnet: the first atomic cross-chain L1->L2 transaction ever 🔥 And this is only the beginning for EEZ ... 🚀 @etheconomiczone
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Oto dlaczego Anthropic i reszta czołówki AI tak ostatnio cudowali z końcem ludzkości i potrzebą regulacji - Biznes im się nie spina i spinać nie będzie, przynajmniej nie w modelu który zakładali (uzależnić klienta, a później podnosić ceny tokenów. Najnowsze dane z Vercel AI Gateway pokazują, że modele otwarte przejmują całkowitą dominację, osiągając aż 78,4% udziału w wolumenie tokenów, podczas gdy zamknięte rozwiązania komercyjne skurczyły się do zaledwie 21,6% rynku. Ten trend i masowa migracja deweloperów na open-source, które sobie można postawić na komputerze w domu, oznaczają sporą presję cenową na gigantów takich jak Anthropic, którzy będą musieli drastycznie obniżać ceny na API, szukając ratunku w zaawansowanych usługach korporacyjnych zamiast w samej sprzedaży surowych tokenów. Na wolnym rynku to się nie utrzyma. Oczekuję więcej cudowania z ich strony.
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Wow, what numbers for THORChain. $3M in earnings over the last 30 days. Decentralization and permissionlessness are proving themselves in the market. We are the future. Valhalla 🪐 Source: runewatch.org thorchain:native
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Funny experience with my local AI rig. It's been building a legal archive and I asked it to start a data base of private member association contracts and to make a long story short, I discovered that there were some woke guardrails built into the model that were preventing me from gleaning information from PMA's that were considered "racist". It would literally stop with the task because of its programming. In discussions with the agent, I was able to find where and why the guardrails existed and got the agent to update the model without the woke guardrails. In other words, I asked the AI how I could get rid of the woke BS that it had been programmed with and was able to find a solution and update it's brain to be unwoke. This might be another huge advantage to using a local AI than a cloud based AI. For the AI users, the progression was: deepseek-v4-flash:0731 (retired, woke model) → deepseek-v4.1-flash (cloud fix) → heretic:27b (local, uncensored)
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Will see if zec shielded ironwood is shielded. Hackers gonna hack. Blockchains gonna shield or not.😉 zcash:native show us what permissionless is.
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Permissionless is always neutral. If not they can freeze your money(for your safety). Hack could even be prepared only for this drama. Are you sure that bitgets and bybits hacks were hacks? How do you know if it wouldn't be inside job? Remeber: Cex-not your keys not your money.
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