Follow the liquidity until you are the liquidity. Everything I say is wrong. e/acc 🍓 (no ai generated posts)

Whalepool
Joined November 2017
I like X and everything, but what the hell is up with the search functionality? Might as well just turn it into a show me something cool tab.
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Through all the disappointment around the openAI stuff this week, I think this new pages feature is kinda neat. It’s like a Jupyter notebook for AI.
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I repeat. Crypto is for AI, always has been. Not just money. Information autonomy.
Crypto wasn’t invented for the age we came from. When Satoshi launched Bitcoin, we thought we were building a hedge against banks. Digital gold, permissionless money for humans who couldn't access banks. All true. But the humans found it hard. Keys, custody, UX... none of it felt natural. Turns out we were building the base layer for something else entirely. Agents don't struggle with keys, and smart contracts are native to machines. Every UX problem we've spent years trying to solve was a problem because the users hadn't arrived yet. Now they have. The agentic economy needs money that moves at its speed, and crypto is the only system that does. Had the greatest time sitting down with @ErikVoorhees a few weeks ago to dig into where crypto fits in the agentic world. As ever, please enjoy!
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Crypto is for AI, always has been. And no I don’t care about the arbitrary exceptions. Always on, always observing, always improving.
Web 1.0 built the canvas (web infra). Web 2.0 captured the nutrients (human data). Web 3.0 funded the compute (mining bubble). Web 4.0 is growing AI on the above joint substrate. In retrospect, every stage was simply preparing the ground for explosive growth of AGI.
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A network of collaborating spiky RL-'d intelligences is a superintelligence. That is how civilization works with human intelligence.
y'all in the 'jagged frontier' debate are missing something:
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bitconor retweeted
Ben Horowitz: Computing has always needed two pillars, machines and networks. AI has the machines but not the network. Crypto is the missing layer, giving AI money, identity, provenance against deepfakes. Source: @bhorowitz at @Columbia_Biz
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It is important to pay attention to this and begin to think through the quite literally world changing implications. Regardless of how long it takes to entrench across the globe, it will. This is on the highest order of fundamental technological innovation.
Thermodynamic Intelligence: First Contact 10.29.25
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The Sutton interview is waking people up. A network is the next step. Always has been.
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Idc if you love or hate Tesla, but to say the market is wrong just because you don’t like someone is brain rot. Trading price is not a valuation metric.
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e/acc
(artificial) life imitates art
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For Physics PhDs looking to make it big in industry, before big AI model labs, there were hedge funds. Jim Simons was the GOAT
This is Jim Simons. Trading made him the 55th richest person in history. He never wanted to be a trader, but one realization led him to build one of the most profitable hedge funds ever… The fund’s profits? Over $100B. Here’s the story:
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One of the coolest projects I’ve seen lately
HOLY SHIT IT'S HAPPENING AI can now write genomes from scratch. Arc Institute an NVIDIA just published Evo-2, the largest AI model for biology, trained on 9.3 trillion DNA base pairs spanning the entire tree of life. it doesn’t just analyze genomes. it creates them 1/
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sprinting is good, you should sprint, weekly
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The reason I think @xai will win long term is neuralink. Elons web of companies will be able to map the human brain down to replicable systems. Then it’s most likely game over for everyone unless the brain isn’t the best way to mimic intelligence.
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New goal for founders just dropped: Wipe $2T in market value with a product launch.
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