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nullifier pruner & transaction aggregator @ https://nitter.cf/t.co/E6ZRLE9LeX | opinions are my own
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“Obsession” (2026), is an allegory for bad prompting and misaligned AI.
If Bear had phrased his One Wish Willow request with proper safety constraints (“while remaining herself, happy, and not a demonic entity”), the whole movie would’ve been a rom-com.
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I doubt it.
As I said before, we're going full Agorist.
Remember the Clarity act BS?
The crypto market specifically has decided we're going full agorism mode, we don't give a fuck anymore, we already priced in the collapse of the government.
Stockcucks should be worried tho, not us.
Zigher
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It's only dead if you give up
I'm not giving up on privacy. I'm doubling down.
firefly.social/post/x/210138…
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Corpslop and layers of abstraction that dissolve all personal responsibility are how evil hides.
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ZeroCash, the previous name for the project, had all these intelligence agencies funding it along with in-Q-tel, unless I am somehow mistaken?
It's a bjt strange the zerocash team also mentioned making backdoors or having the ability to make backdoors, since it seens like that'd be very hard ti find in an audit if its just a solution to decrypt the ZKPs, r-right?
the only sort of industry that makes sense for cryptocurrency is non-venture scale small businesses that serve the movement
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It’s “trump is a grifter” (true) or “the Democrats are communists” (true) but never “maybe a third additional reason clarity failed is because crypto has done virtually nothing for the lives of the median American, the notion that this is a grassroots movement is entirely fabricated, at least greatly exaggerated, evidenced by last election cycle’s biggest donor class being able to get their people elected with money but when it came time to vote on a comparatively tame piece of legislation there was just no demand, no outraged constituents begging to tokenize helocs, no wine aunts demanding to speak with their rep about how perps should be classified, that’s just not a real person that exists in our society, we have Venmo and we have many ways to gamble already. It’s mainly just suits versus suits and whatever outcome, most people will be just fine, moisturized, in their lane etc etc. Americans do call their senators about data centers and abortion but they just don’t call their senators about crypto because it’s not very important one way or another, this is not even occupy Wall Street, flip a coin, they don’t really care and so senators decided the cost of voting for something people are apathetic about was greater than the cost of voting against something people are apathetic about. Almost no introspection on this
tFHE and MPC based blockchain privacy:
- there exists a group of humans who can coordinate to decryption your information and kill you based on it
ZK shielded pool blockchain privacy:
- there does not exist any such group
Thank you for coming to my TED Talk
nyc is the best place to be under house arrest
just saw a guy with an ankle monitor chopping it up at the bodega with his neighbors, his apartment is must be right upstairs
Theoretically, it's possible to build oracles for perps and synthetics in a way that's close to credibly neutral. I explain it in this old conference talk. Nobody has ever done it!
L2s can't do it- only L1s can
youtube.com/watch?v=CBHufEP8…
every day i wake up in sheer ecstacy ready to work on a pristine gleaming blockchain free of rancid stablecoins
The existing securities law regime is perfectly capable of regulating crypto, maybe needing a few small changes.
Clarity (and GENIUS) givee them an undeserved separate system with different rules, using false statements about technology as the justification.
just 2-3 years ago, there was a widespread consensus that privacy and ZK tech was somehow at odds with good UX
shoutout to everyone involved in the shift. Amazingly, ZK-powered privacy apps are now heralded as some of crypto's best products.