@neichefff
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neicheff retweeted
WARREN BUFFETT STEPS DOWN AFTER 56 YEARS, LEAVING BEHIND A WARNING ON CURRENCY DEBASEMENT
“Father Time always wins.”
Warren Buffett has stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, ending a 56-year run at the helm of the company.
The 96-year-old will remain on the board as chairman emeritus, with his son Howard Buffett taking over as chairman.
In one of Buffett’s final years running Berkshire, he warned that the biggest long-term threat investors face is something they cannot escape, currency debasement.
“The tendency of a government to want to debase its currency over time… there’s no system that beats that.”
“The natural course of government is to make the currency worthless over time.”
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One guy in Sweden built a search engine that doesn't run on Google or Bing. It's been online since 2021, and the bills come to about $200 a month.
Viktor Löfgren says most "alternative" search engines are really powered by Google or Bing, or by authoritarian states like Russia and China.
His engine, Marginalia, has its own crawler and index, with no ads, no loans and no investors.
His argument: when nearly all search runs through a few US companies, censorship becomes easy, even by accident, and one country's cultural bias shapes what everyone finds.
He isn't trying to replace Google. He wants Marginalia to be the "minority report" that keeps the big engines honest.
So it ranks what they tend to bury: personal blogs, old university pages, text-heavy sites with nothing to sell.
Every result shows whether a page uses affiliate links or JavaScript, and you can filter those out. An "explore" mode just shows you random sites from the index.
It's keyword-based on purpose. Löfgren argues that the better a search engine gets at answering questions, the worse it gets at finding websites.
It's open source under the AGPL, so you can host your own copy.
marginalia-search.com/
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‼️ BREAKING: The threat actors who targeted Revolut with information-demand emails are now posting sensitive customer data, including that of high-profile clients such as tennis player Shevchenko and Römer, CEO of Gamdom/Skinscom.
They want Revolut to pay up. They say they'll release more messages, data and insights into how the Revolut team operates.
They're accusing Revolut of handing over sensitive information to countries outside its jurisdiction.
They accuse the company of negligence around privacy and the exposure of sensitive information.
this is why KYC is fucked up.. first you had a tax agent in France selling data to criminals and now Revolut falls for the oldest scam in history...
⚠️ ALERT: Revolut falls for a FAKE government request, exposing sensitive personal information of customers in a disturbing data breach.
Revolut disclosed that it complied with a fraudulent government request using a spoofed official email and valid credentials, exposing PII belonging to a group of customers.
The leaked data reportedly includes passports/driving licences, verification selfies, names, DOBs, occupations, home addresses, emails, phone numbers, IBANs, account statements and full transaction histories, including Bitcoin activity.
No customer funds were reportedly lost and Revolut says its systems were not hacked.
The company has notified affected users and regulators and blocked the source.
Social-engineering attacks are on the rise, with attackers increasingly exploiting human trust and weak verification processes rather than technical vulnerabilities.
neicheff retweeted
Das hier ist übrigens die Phishing-Seite, auf die die Berliner Verwaltungen reingefallen sind.
Da hat ernsthaft jemand manuell das Powershell-Terminal geöffnet und einen Befehl reinkopiert. 🤣
Was macht deren IT eigentlich beruflich? Wieso ist dort für User PS nicht gesperrt? 🫣
Dass in Berlin keiner auf die Idee kommt, ein Open Source Modell selbst zu hosten, ist an Peinlichkeit kaum zu überbieten.
Zumal die Dokumente sowieso schon öffentlich sind und garantiert auch für Training von LLMs genutzt werden. ☺️
Wer braucht schon eine zeitnahe Risikoanalyse bei einem 5,7 Terabyte Datenleak an Staatsgeheimnissen und privaten Daten?
neicheff retweeted
You used to pay $1,000-$10,000/y for bitcoin metrics.
That era just ended.
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@Vozdexai just dropped the first private tokenized stock trading.
Size, timing, strategy and fully private.
0.5% fee flows straight to $VAI holders.
Private crypto trading is next.
The new era is live → dapp.vozdexai.com
Look at the chart, breakout is close. Don’t sleep on this
neicheff retweeted
This person, whose account was suspended for truth-telling, was way ahead of his time.
He saw the future of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, England, France, Sweden, Germany. 👇🏼
neicheff retweeted
I can't believe more people aren't deploying AI agents on Robinhood.
It literally takes <5 minutes to set up, and it's like having a 24/7 trading desk in your pocket.
If you trade crypto/stocks, save this.
🧵: Full setup guide (how to deploy agents on Robinhood).👇
Cronos rewound its blockchain today after the Tectonic exploit.
This is not something that “just happens” in crypto.
DefiLlama tracks more than 550 chains, while broader chain registries list well over 1,500 mainnets.
Against that backdrop, deliberate rewinds of already accepted blockchain history are exceptionally rare.
I can document only a small number of clear cases where developers or validators deliberately rolled a network back, restarted it from an earlier state or otherwise discarded previously accepted history.
- Bitcoin did it in 2010 after the value-overflow bug created 184 billion BTC. Patched miners rejected the bad chain and the exploit transaction disappeared from canonical history.
- SmartCash did it in 2018 after an exploit created illegitimate coins. The network rolled back to an earlier block, cancelling transactions and mined blocks that had already happened.
- PluraCoin also performed an emergency rollback in 2018 after a major chain incident.
- Haven Protocol did it in 2021 after exploits caused unknown inflation. The community voted overwhelmingly to roll the chain back to block 886,575.
- MOL carried out a rollback in 2025 following an incident that created discrepancies between exchange balances and the rewritten onchain state.
- Paradex did it in January 2026 after a pricing failure triggered mass liquidations. The chain was restored to an earlier block and affected account states were reverted.
- Harmony did it only days ago in August 2026 after an exploit forged trillions of ONE. Validators rolled back both shards to pre-attack checkpoints, discarding more than 141,000 blocks and over 109,000 normal transactions.
And now Cronos.
By the way...
Ethereum’s 2016 DAO intervention is often described as a rollback as well, although technically it was different.
The hard fork introduced a special state transition that moved the DAO funds, while Ethereum Classic continued the original history.
neicheff retweeted
Rothschild family owned magazine The Economist published this cover image in its January 2026 edition
If you look carefully at first image, they have shown a melting glacier at bottom left
If you place this image on a clock, melting glacier aligns exactly with the end of August
neicheff retweeted
EU residents are running out of time 🇪🇺
From January 1st, 2027, you won't be able to open foreign bank accounts anymore. The cage is closing
Luckily, you still have a few months to open your Bank of Georgia accounts remotely 🇬🇪
These accounts are FANTASTIC. Solid banking, great cards, 10% of annual returns on your deposits... and perhaps best of all, Georgia is NOT in the EU
But here's the catch: this window closes soon. From January on, you won't be able to do this anymore, unless you move out of the EU
(Which I do recommend, anyway)
If you want one, you need to do it NOW
Not in December or "when you get around to it"
The clock is ticking
neicheff retweeted
Je viens de découvrir un truc sur Bitcoin que je trouve vraiment sous-coté : les Silent Payments (BIP-352).
Le principe est assez fou. Tu peux publier une seule adresse Bitcoin permanente, qui commence par sp1q..., et la donner à tout le monde. Contrairement à une adresse Bitcoin classique, quelqu’un ne peut pas simplement copier cette adresse dans un explorer et voir tout ce que tu as reçu. Techniquement, quand quelqu’un t’envoie des BTC, il ne paie pas directement ton adresse sp1q.... Son wallet utilise les données cryptographiques de ton Silent Payment et de la transaction pour dériver un nouvel output Taproot unique.
Donc si 10 personnes m’envoient du Bitcoin, la blockchain verra 10 outputs différents, sans lien public évident entre eux. Mon wallet peut reconnaître ceux qui m’appartiennent grâce à une clé de scan.
J’aime beaucoup l’idée : une identité Bitcoin permanente que tu peux afficher publiquement, sans transformer ton historique financier en information publique. Évidemment, ça ne rend pas Bitcoin totalement anonyme et tu peux toujours recréer des liens en dépensant tes UTXO d’une mauvaise manière. Mais pour la réception, je trouve le concept incroyablement élégant.
Je viens de le tester directement avec Cake Wallet. Silent Payments / BIP-352. Clairement une fonctionnalité Bitcoin dont je n’entendais quasiment jamais parler.
neicheff retweeted
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Here are 8 builds to try this weekend.
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neicheff retweeted
It took me longer to understand the dollar than Bitcoin.
We wanted you to understand Bitcoin so you could hold it in self-custody.
The FIC never wanted you to understand the dollar so you would keep it in their custody.
Your dollars in the bank are their liability.
Cash is the dollar in self-custody.
Now watch how hard they work to get rid of cash and replace it with stablecoins & CBDCs.
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Grok can now analyze any crypto or stock like a Wall Street analyst for FREE.
Instead of doom scrolling on X, here are 6 prompts that replace ~$800/yr in research tools.
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🇪🇺 e-Evidence est officiellement en vigueur depuis le 18 août 2026
Avant : Un procureur français qui voulait tes emails, tes chats ou tes logs IP d’un serveur en Irlande ou aux Pays-Bas par exemple... devait passer par l’entraide judiciaire classique. Ça prenait des mois parfois plus d’un an
Maintenant : Il envoie un ordre directement au provider (ou à son représentant légal en Europe)...
➡️ 10 jours maximum pour tout livrer
➡️ 8 heures en cas d’urgence
Exemples de providers concernés :
➡️ Meta (WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger)
➡️ Google (Gmail, Drive)
➡️ Microsoft (Outlook, OneDrive)
➡️ Apple (iCloud)
➡️ Cloudflare
➡️ Amazon AWS
➡️ OVH
➡️ Toutes les messageries ect...
Précisions :
➡️ @telegram est clairement dans le scope. Ils opèrent massivement en Europe et ont déjà un représentant légal en Belgique... Un procureur peut leur envoyer un ordre e-Evidence directement. Ils devront fournir ce qu’ils ont (données d’inscription, numéro de téléphone, IP de dernière connexion, etc)
➡️ @signalapp techniquement aussi dans le scope. Comme ils offrent le service dans l’UE, ils doivent désigner un représentant légal... Mais Signal stocke très peu de données grâce au chiffrement de bout en bout. Ils ne peuvent livrer que le peu qu’ils détiennent réellement (numéro lié au compte + quelques métadonnées limitées). Pas le contenu des messages
Exemples de données qui peuvent être réclamées :
👁️ Identité de l’abonné (nom, adresse, numéro de téléphone)
👁️ Adresses IP et logs de connexion
👁️ Traffic data (qui a parlé à qui, quand, combien de temps)
👁️ Contenu des emails et des messages (quand le provider les détient)
👁️ Fichiers stockés dans le cloud
Ils disent :
"C’est juste pour la criminalité organisée et le terrorisme"
"Il y a des garde-fous"
"Pas d’obligation de casser le chiffrement"
Bref... C’est le basculement d’un système lent et contrôlé vers un système quasi-instantané d’accès transfrontalier aux communications privées
La machine s’accélère.
#Privacy #Surveillance #UE
