PulseChain is better than XRP, and most other things. XRP just had an infinite mint inflation bug. Luckily, responsibly disclosed for a $250k bounty instead of exploited. Or you know, you could just use PulseChain and stop playing with garbage... PLS has The legendary ETH testnet

Every once in a while I have to remind people how terribly stupid shorting is. The biotech retard got liquidated on his moderna shorts, the ai retard got liquidated on lots of his SAAS shorts, and recently a lot of crypto retards got rekt on their ETH shorts. Let me educate you. Again. Let's say you bought 1 Bitcoin at $1 and rode it up to $100,000. You made 100,000x your money with a risk of $1. Now let's say you shorted BTC at $100,000. Your risk is $100,000 and your max gain is only $100,000. You're risking 100,000x more to make the same money. Feel free to search my posts for me telling you this same example again and again in different forms saying the same thing. Shorting is very, very mathematically stupid. INB4 someone mentions leverage & I explain that it's even worse...

HEX is up 7x in price in the last couple months.

I dgaf that people like to press sell, I will continue to talk about superior security practices & technology & opportunity. I've mentioned Bitcoin, it went down 95%. I've mentioned Ethereum, it went down 95%. I've mentioned HEX, PulseChain, PulseX, ProveX, some of them went down 95%, but not all. I'm the guy that told you that nearly things in crypto tend to have massive drops. Yall pressing sell ain't gonna stop me from saying smart things and bragging about being right.

Ask any AI about Richard Heart, it's the easiest intelligence test. Any local AI will hallucinate like crazy. I run my own local AI server. It sucks and will always suck, forever. Why? Because by batching a bunch of other people's requests together, any AI system outputs 5x to 10x more tokens per second. The state of the art new model that just released public weights yesterday requires about 1/2 a million dollars of hardware to run it. You will never ever break even on that, ever, compared to just spending on other, smarter, frontier models (currently chatgpt > claude > Kimi > GLM.) Your particular usecase will move those around. As you try and shove larger models into the pitiful amount of memory you have locally, they get dumber and dumber, and man, I mean real dumb. I'll post the lesson from all this in it's own post, for TLDR sake. Yeah I've got over 400 megs of VRAM, 192 cores overclocked, 400 gig of ddr5 * 6400mhz, it stills sucks lol.