You ever wonder what it all really means, You ever wonder if you'll find your dreams

Joined May 2017
Whatever you do, do it with the confidence of a 4 year old in a Batman suit.
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I’m attending Link:NYC, hosted by Chainlink Labs, on October 29 in New York. One day with the banks, market infrastructure providers, asset managers, and institutional allocators deciding how value moves in a digital, AI-driven economy. Apply to attend: chain.link/linknyc
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Chainlink at Sibos 🎥 @ctcunning sits down with Global Custodian at the Chainlink booth to discuss the future of institutional finance onchain.
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This is going up on my office wall
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The difference between motion and action. Motion: -talk to a personal trainer -research your book idea -explore different types of meditation Action: -do 10 squats -write 1 sentence -meditate for 1 minute Motion feels like progress. Action is progress.
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We started this thing back in 22' -- look at the RWA Summit now @rwasummit I'll moderate a discussion tomorrow in Brooklyn on how the industry can translate the growth in tokenized offerings into true investor demand. rwasummit.io/brooklyn-2026/a…
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Wyoming has selected Chainlink CCIP as the exclusive cross-chain infrastructure for FRNT, a public-sector stable token. Public money powered by Chainlink. Power to the people.
NEW: The Wyoming Stable Token Commission (@wyostable) deprecates its legacy bridge & migrates the Frontier Stable Token (FRNT) to Chainlink CCIP. As a leader in digital asset policy, Wyoming is doubling down on security by selecting Chainlink as its exclusive cross-chain infra.
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Tokenization is experiencing a step-change --> we're moving from wrapped twins to native issuance. Check out my conversation with Baillie Gifford's @TFGolden 📷 xitter.cf/i/spaces/1YxNrryPeNzxw

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ウェンビー相手に、真っ向からダンク行くのモラントらしいよね
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“Success seems to be connected with action. Successful men keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don’t quit.”
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Jordan was often described as a shark, not for the reasons you’d think, but for his boundless energy and relentless determination. Almost as if the more he moved, the more energy he stored / had available to him.
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All my friends are restless, all they do is talk it down Two or eight lanes, it don't matter, it's just another town There's a fool on every corner, on every street, in everyone And I'd rather be your fool nowhere than go somewhere and be no one's
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And so I find myself thinking a lot about horses, nowadays. In 1920, there were 25 million horses in the United States, 25 million horses totally ambivalent to two hundred years of progress in mechanical engines. And not very long after, 93 percent of those horses had disappeared. I very much hope we'll get the two decades that horses did. But looking at how fast Claude is automating my job, I think we're getting a lot less.
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How to Think Like Peter Thiel To understand why Thiel avoids competition and consensus, you have to understand the man who shaped how he thinks about desire. You start with René Girard Thread
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2026 is going to be a banger. I myself am not a builder, but if I was, I’d be getting down to building right about…now.
BUILDERS: LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER Don’t miss this masterclass tomorrow on the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) & x402 agentic payments with Chainlink & @Coinbase. Reserve your spot ↓

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“Average Day on the NyC Subway”…
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Pete Carroll is the man. At his age, his mentality, and his attitude. Tough to beat.
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Replying to @TheCinesthetic
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Those of you who are interested in the origins of Rock'n'Roll and Rhythm & Blues, my book Rip It Up: The Specialty Records Story is a must. Few books that deal with music history are written by someone who's lived it and gets it.
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