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EricRWade retweeted
Jun 12
Early access to the YFX presale for the Crypto Capital (@EricRWade) and @Stansberry community ends in just 4 days.
If you haven't received your registration link, send us a DM or email support@yieldfx.co.
Don't miss your opportunity to participate before the early access window closes.
#YieldFX #YFX #Tokenization #DigitalAssets #Hedera
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Jun 7
Not how it's supposed to work, my friend. Sorry to hear @coinbase has made this decision.
I want you to read this message VERY carefully before you even consider @coinbase :
"To ensure that your account and our platform remain safe and secure, regrettably, your account has been permanently prohibited from sending cryptocurrency off the Coinbase platform."
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EricRWade retweeted
Jun 2
🎙️ Catch the founders tomorrow (Wednesday) at 2:00 PM EST on X Spaces:
x.com/i/spaces/1yKAPPaoZPMxb…
They’ll be sharing the YieldFX story, discussing recent partnerships with @txEcosystem , @SFox, and @ConveraHoldings , and providing insights into the upcoming YFX token presale.
If you missed the coverage in @Stansberry by @EricRWade , this is a great opportunity to hear directly from the team and learn what’s next for YieldFX.
Set your reminder and join the conversation! 🚀
Add to you calendar: evt.to/198324rttp5m
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May 31
Wish me luck... I've been using Nous Hermes Agent on a dedicated Ubuntu mini PC. Works perfectly for what I wanted. The hardware is under-powered for my next project so I grabbed a GMKtec EVO-X2 and left it native Windows. (Yes, in fact I do have stress about it automagically updating itself! That's why I went Ubuntu Linux in the first place).
So the Terminal in Windows isn't terrible and Hermes Agent running Nemotron seems comfortable so let's see what this baby can do, right?
@NousResearch
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EricRWade retweeted
May 30
Caught us in Crypto Capital-@Stansberry ? Join the founders of YieldFX as they reveal the story behind the project, unveil its breakthrough yield model, and explore how it could redefine the future of FX trading. X Spaces, June 3rd, 2PM EST.
Use this link to add to your calendar: evt.to/198324rttp5m
#cryptocapital #hedera #rwa #yield
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EricRWade retweeted
May 28
Silver or $BTC?
Stansberry Research editor and cryptocurrency expert @EricRWade recently shared his perspective to @USATODAY on the pros and cons of physical metals vs. digital assets like Bitcoin.
Read the full article here:
usatoday.com/story/money/inv…
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May 22
I would rather the government become compliant with #bitcoin than bitcoin become compliant with the government.
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EricRWade retweeted
May 19
We’re thrilled to welcome Henry Winkler as a featured Speaker at the 2026 Stansberry Conference & Alliance Meeting in Las Vegas.
Henry Winkler is an Emmy Award-winning actor, author, director, and producer.
He joins an elite lineup of guest speakers, editors, and analysts who will take the stage for the most exciting financial event of the year.
Don’t miss your chance to be there!
🔗: sbry.media/3RO9vWv
📆: Sept. 28–30
@hwinkler4real #investingconference #stansberryconference #lasvegas
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EricRWade retweeted
May 13
Been a $NEAR @NEARProtocol proponent since 2019. The world wasn't ready for "NEAR AI" in 2017, and what it could offer AI back then; so it "self-relegated" to one of fastest L1s until the time was right.
Their privacy layer, confidential TEEs, intents, and cross-chain execution are in use and needed now.
Look at the team, mission, moat, users and especially $NEAR pristine tokenomics then decide for yourself.
May 13
near protocol is building the privacy layer for AI agents and the market hasn't caught up. venice AI running 4m users through near cloud TEEs for confidential inference. confidential intents shipping private cross-chain swaps via ZK MPC. paradigm, a16z, and multicoin backed the ZODL wallet integrating zcash with near intents. $1.41, still 80% below ATH. tornado sanctions lifted, grayscale filed a privacy ETF, and near is the cross-chain privacy router connecting all of it. when AI agents hit scale and need to transact without leaking strategy to MEV bots, the infrastructure has to already exist. it's being built right now on near and priced like it doesn't matter
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May 10
I was wondering the same thing. Seems like someone would have mentioned it.
Is this AI written? When did maple get exploited?
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Apr 27
The world we live in:
QUOTE: No fetched authoritative English-language source independently confirmed the $135.6 million figure for this specific transfer.
Stop trying to make fetched happen.
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Apr 23
This combination didn't exist before. You could have reproducibility with severe constraints. You could have expressiveness without verifiability. You couldn't have both at once. The Cartesi Machine makes them compatible.
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Apr 23
What changes: developers can build complex applications using the full software stack they already know, and the output remains mathematically verifiable. The entire accumulated knowledge of software engineering becomes available to trustless computation. That's the unlock.
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Apr 23
The future of decentralized applications isn't simpler versions of what exists today.
It's things that centralized systems can't build because trust is structural, not incidental. Computation where the result matters more than the reputation of who computed it.
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Apr 23
This is why Docker won. Not because containers were new — they weren't. Because Docker let developers package applications in a way that worked everywhere. The environment became portable. The learning curve flattened.
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Apr 23
The same principle applies to decentralized computation. Don't ask developers to rewrite in a new language. Let them write in the language they know and run it in an environment that's verifiable by default. The migration cost drops. Adoption follows.
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Apr 22
Every L1 blockchain is competing on the same axes: speed, cost, decentralization.
Meanwhile, the constraint that limits what can be built on any of them remains unchanged. You can make transactions faster. You can't make complex computation verifiable without changing the model.
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Apr 22
The applications people wanted existed as ideas for years before the infrastructure made them practical. The vision was there. The foundation wasn't. Infrastructure is boring until it's essential.
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Apr 22
Verifiable computation is infrastructure. The applications it enables — decentralized AI, trustless data processing, reproducible research — exist as concepts. They're waiting for the foundation. When it arrives, the applications won't feel new. They'll feel obvious.
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