Ex-Lawyer Somewhat investoor Somewhat tradoor Mostly paranoid

Joined May 2009
I keep coming back to tensorcash:native because I don't think the valuation reflects what they're trying to build. If I pay for a particular AI model, I want to sure that said model is what actually ran. @Tensorcash is building around that problem. Miners run supported models and produce evidence you can check, and that same work can compete for mining rewards. The checks concern which model ran, not whether every answer it gives is correct. Currently, TSC is around $78M FDV. A larger AI-mining project is around $3.89B in comparison, almost 50x the FDV. Obviously that doesn't mean TSC deserves the same valuation, but it does make me wonder how much is being overlooked here. @AskTillyAI reports that a coding agent used a Tensorcash miner to build an animation, with the miner paid in TSC. They published receipts and a transaction link. I want to see more of this, especially customers coming back and paying again. There is also a 40% mining reward cut at block 45,045, taking the reward from roughly 55.60 to 33.36 TSC per block. If paid usage grows while fewer new coins are being issued, that becomes a very interesting setup. Liquidity is thin on @safetrade and repeat demand still has to prove itself. But a project trying to make AI compute useful, checkable and payable at this valuation deserves a closer look imo. The video explains the idea better than a wall of technical terms.
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Curious about @Tangem. Anyone used it? Any good? No harm in looking at other options. I already tried safepal trezor and keystone. I liked @KeystoneWallet but it oddly died on me. Already have 2 ledger nano Xs.
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Back when I bought a ledger via a friend, the first thing i did was tear it apart because I was paranoid. Compared it with the images on the ledger website 3 times before i even sent money to it. After that I got another ledger but didnt bother to open it up until this happened. Tore it up this morning and confirmed no esim. That said I think I should probably start using my multisig or install GrapheneOS on an old android phone and use that.
PSA the ledger incident isn't limited to Asia This is a device purchased in store from an official reseller in Europe (a legitimate device doesn't have any of these cables as can be seen in picture 2) This even seems to be an old version of the 'spy implant' even though the device was purchased a couple of weeks ago. The newer versions usually hide the implant by the screen so it's easier to miss What's interesting is that this compromised ledger never transfered funds to an exploiter. Either the device didn't work or they were waiting for a more widespread usage of the comprised devices? If you own a ledger that didn't directly come from the ledger online store make sure to not just rely on the software genuinely check by ledger but to actually open up the ledger yourself to make sure its original, again there are reported cases in Asia, south America and now Europe as well. @MagicalTux made some useful videos on how to open the ledger and what to look for.
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By far my favorite CEX since I first signed up back in 2023. If I remember correctly I was buying some $PLS to trench on the then newly live pulsechain. @safetrade
Welcome .... to Safetrade4 safetrade.com/announcements/… We have numerous major features rolling out for you on Safetrade4 over the coming days and weeks. Starting with our new AMM. Not a moment too soon :)
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DevDoSomething (DDS) retweeted
Welcome to the verification and settlement layer for global AI inference.
A new look for TensorCash. The website and documentation now explain the whole protocol, from proof of inference to the financial layer. Welcome to the verification and settlement layer for global AI inference. tensorcash.org/?v=2
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DevDoSomething (DDS) retweeted
Since $PRL moon boys love to compare it to NOCK even though comparing them makes not much sense, I will compare it to a project where it actually makes sense. $TSC is more efficient in prefill and decode inference and has by far better tokenomics than $PRL + 1/100 of prl fdv
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DevDoSomething (DDS) retweeted
I've built adapters for 200+ DeFi protocols. You deserve a better home. Use Port_
Most trackers show a token list. Port_ reads the protocol. 200+ DeFi protocols, each with its own adapter. Your supply, your debt, your health factor, LP ranges, streams, locks. Priced from the protocol's own oracle, not a thin pool.
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DevDoSomething (DDS) retweeted
$FUND building something innovative here A street of independent onchain funds. Not a wrapper. Not a vault with one strategy. A manager opens a door, seeds capital, picks up to 16 assets, sets fees once, and runs the book. You buy shares. Exit in USDG Two ways of positioning: >Every fund burns 50,000 $FUND to open - supply sink is there >Hold 100,000+ $FUND and 30% of every fund’s room is reserved for you sub 150k seems cheap, can see it gaining traction as team delivers updates and more funds open
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Scooped Some base:0x797f214a2cd64a4963a91fa21c8c55ec3eba4714
Join us tonight talking about what's new at Sibyl as well as some chit chat around the new Base onchain strategy xitter.cf/i/spaces/1yKAPwyzvqzxb…

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DevDoSomething (DDS) retweeted
you really don't understand what's about to happen. if you have not been here longer than 5 years, you have not borne witness to the pump. no, not that memecoin pump. forget everything you learned the last 4 years. if you stop pvping garbage onchain and reprogram your retarded brains NOW, there is still time to change your bloodline. you can change your bloodlines bloodline. anyone who sets foot in your bloodline's vicinity will feel the effects of your actions and know thine name. you have never seen a real crypto bull market. unfollow anyone who dares to utters a bearish sentiment. block them. report their account for mental illness. we must get the bears the therapy they so desperately need before it's too late and they end up oiling the robots for the rest of their lives because of a Jim Cramer tweet.
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DevDoSomething (DDS) retweeted
The ticker is $JUMP The super-app for onchain finance.
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I have held my base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722 bags since the OTC days, before @AlgodTrading and many of the big KOLs now talking about it. Their buying did not validate my thesis and anyone selling does not invalidate it either. He bought for his reasons and sold for his reasons. I bought for mine. My thesis is based on what @nockchain is building, not which KOL happens to hold it this week.
Im probably going to increase my $nock bag until the end of this year or price goes up above 0.1 or 0.2. Ive held it since otc days, might as well add more n more to see how this plays out.
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DevDoSomething (DDS) retweeted
Jonah explains why he bought $NOCK and his thesis comes down to one thing: AI is running out of compute. “There’s just not enough compute. We are in the compute bottleneck.” He believes decentralized AI networks like $NOCK could become an alternative source of compute as demand keeps exploding. “If you believe AI’s gonna keep going up… I think NOCK might be one of those plays.”
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And in case anyone forget, at block 170,501 new issuance drops from 2,048 to 1,536 base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722 per block. That block is approx 19,000 blocks away so looking likely to happen late October this year.
There have been a wave of projects recently trying to present itself as a better version of base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722 I am not using any names because this tribalism of "my project is better than project XYZ" is ridiculous but I do like to point out a few things about this conversation i see repeatedly on X. In the end, all of these "competitors" (they are really not) slightly differ and some are indeed technological novel BUT the bet is the same: They all need inference demand to support token incentives. They are basically either turning block rewards into a floating discounts on compute or using tokens to bootstrap their GPU marketplace whose main pitch is cheaper inference. Neither of them have anything to offer that serious and large scale AI operations would optimize for: Model quality, latency, uptime and predictable cost. Cheap compute already exists and adding a token does not create a moat. @nockchain on the other hand has a much broader vision: Money and computation can move under private and programmable rules and be settled with proofs. Agents will in the future hold money, pay for compute or tools, settle conditional jobs without exposing the underlying strategy. They will be able to commit funds to a job, release payment only when the predefined result is verified and prove that the transaction was valid without revealing the prompt, model, output or commercial relationships. For all of this, inference is one possible service but not the identity of the network. That's why pure inference networks are imo too small minded and unlikely to be used in large scales without token speculation anyways. They ask how to sell GPU time cheaper, base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722 asks how autonomous machines can own money, make contractual agreements and transact privately without the need of 3rd party services or any oversight.
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Soon base:0xc6405d7a226e1c18e559be2f335f74c01ad07bf5
I bought back a lot of @Stockify_fi at this range cause chart looks good. Its not just another stock launchpad. It uses trading fees to buy tokenized stocks and sends them directly to wallets holding at least 100K base:0xc6405d7a226e1c18e559be2f335f74c01ad07bf5. Every STFY trade carries a 3% hook fee. 90% buys an equal basket of NVIDIA, Apple, Google, Meta and SpaceX. The remaining 10% becomes protocol revenue. Stockify can also work for other projects. $STONKEX already routes fees into a Stockify treasury that buys STONKEX and burns it. stockify.finance/indices/0x4… When I checked, it had collected 26.93 ETH and destroyed 72.31 million STONKEX. Other Stockify treasuries can use the same system to buy stocks and pay them to holders instead.
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Soon base:0x797f214a2cd64a4963a91fa21c8c55ec3eba4714
What @sibyl_labs_ just did is pretty impressive to say the least. -365 teams registered but only 92 submitted in the end. -Out of those submissions 38 were code reviewed and 20 received awards. -$10,000 USDC + other perks went to the top five, paid on @base and the other 15 got consolation prizes. The top five built agents that prevented conflicting code changes, verified remembered claims onchain before paying, replayed browser work, preserved the reasoning behind prediction-market calls and set lending exposure from past jobs and defaults. Basically, 92 teams tried to show what becomes possible when an agent stops forgetting. That's pretty impressive when you consider that base:0x797f214a2cd64a4963a91fa21c8c55ec3eba4714 is just a 5 month old project.
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Soon robinhood:0xeb24a2663af4ee979dcbfe39cb95b5f12d369c4b
Been aping some @Cerebro_RH cause chart looked great but also cause I found out that cerebro was not another AI agent project. Part of the fees generated by robinhood:0xeb24a2663af4ee979dcbfe39cb95b5f12d369c4b trading is used to give eligible holders AI credits. Holders can use those credits to pay for AI inference or sell them through Cerebro’s marketplace. cerebrocredit.xyz/ Their new agent builder is where the idea starts to make sense. Projects can create agents that post and reply using approved information, and those agents need Cerebro credits to operate. Trading produces the credits, holders earn them and agents give people a reason to use them. Its a🪰🛞xitter.cf/Cerebro_RH/status/2100… Yeah, despite what the chart looks like, its still early. When I checked, the dashboard showed $2,955.78 distributed across at least 100 wallets, while the marketplace was still very small. dapp.cerebrocredit.xyz/leade… The team sent 10 million robinhood:0xeb24a2663af4ee979dcbfe39cb95b5f12d369c4b ~ 1% of the original supply to the dead address, permanently removing it from circulation xitter.cf/Cerebro_RH/status/2100… So, the product exists and the basic system is already working. IF projects start using these agents and consuming the credits, robinhood:0xeb24a2663af4ee979dcbfe39cb95b5f12d369c4b becomes much more interesting than another token with AI in the description.
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Still some ways to go but was smart move nonetheless.
I might regret it short term but I have converted all my onchain stables into Eth. If gut is right and market gets better over the next few months then from here its a 2x on port just for holding Eth.
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Eat shit bears! Send all my bags, even the ones I havent publicly disclosed yet.
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