Inflation is so much more than what the government tells you.

here's how to launch on pons and farm sniper/volume bots, all you need is an active wallet step 1 - visit ponsfamily.com/launchpad/cre… step 2 - choose a good funny ticker that goes with nvidia step 3 - leave the fields I criss-crossed empty, choose NVDA as the paired asset step 4 - click advanced settings and add a creator tax <10% (some sniper bots might not pickup if its a lot) step 5 - LAUNCH that's it, claim after ~5 mins!

YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING, a documentary by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. Featuring Elizabeth Holmes. Only in theaters this October.

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I've decided to step down as CEO of Twenty One. This wasn't an easy decision, but it was the right one. This experience brought tremendous clarity about who I am and what I want to build. My life's work remains Bitcoin. My Bitcoin company is @Strike. The work continues.

On Futarchy The MetaDAO meeting was good. It was certainly unlike any DAO meeting i'd ever been to do before. People were talking about "making money", and "generating value." But once you get over the shocking amounts of capitalism, you realise this is likely a new phase in crypto. MetaDAO is effectively now a genuine meta DAO. It's a DAO that launches DAOs. It began life as a DAO tooling company (trust me I know this pain), but last year they pivoted to ICOs. Well I would call them DAICOs. The kicker being that decision markets are used to access the treasury. They make it, and are making it easier in their V2.0, for founders to access their treasuries without having to grovel to the token holders. They get an allowance, and can access 3X that in a lump sum with a very short decision market. But the longer ones, can liquidate everything. empty the treasury to token holders and can execute things like buybacks if the token is trading under the treasury NAV. pretty based. This is what makes an ownership token, hard token holder rights on-chain. The decision markets mean that all these decisions are simply market bets by traders who can decide to exit some or all of their positions if they don't like the proposals. There is a market structure of serious investors in these projects now and they use tactics, with their bags to steer, or support their projects in the direction they want them to go. It's a kind of more liquid and market active plutocratic power dynamic of governance than token voting. It seems to be working well. The founders there had lots good to say about the experience. They are brave enough to try out a maverick entrepreneurial experiment. Letting prediction markets guide their projects. It would not be for the faint of heart, but I have feeling it will filter for high quality projects. Futarchy is bigger than this of course. And Robin Hanson was there who gave an enigmatic pitch for decision markets as serious policy tools at governmental level. "What if we had competent governance?" Is effectively the question that drew me to crypto in the first place. We're going to get some real data now on whether decision markets is it. Exciting times. We need lots more curated launchpads like this with serious commitment to mechanism design instead of basic bonding curve slop. On Solana at least, I can see where most of the new good tokens are going to come from in the next cycle.