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One thing I learned while exploring OpenYabby: The future of AI may have less to do with smarter models and more to do with better coordination. Let's take for instance how companies function. A CEO doesn't personally do everything. - work is delegated. - specialists contribute. - managers coordinate. The systems ensure information flows efficiently. Now compare that to most AI products. You're still doing all the coordination yourself. "You copy outputs, create tasks, move files, review work and manage context." @OpenYabby's vision is interesting because it asks a simple question: What if AI adopted the organizational structure of a company rather than the structure of a chatbot? What if one agent researched while another coded? What if another reviewed outputs while another managed execution? The result isn't just more intelligence. It's potentially more leverage, and leverage is what transforms productivity.

One thing I learned while exploring OpenYabby: The future of AI may have less to do with smarter models and more to do with better coordination. Let's take for instance how companies function. A CEO doesn't personally do everything. - work is delegated. - specialists contribute. - managers coordinate. The systems ensure information flows efficiently. Now compare that to most AI products. You're still doing all the coordination yourself. "You copy outputs, create tasks, move files, review work and manage context." @OpenYabby's vision is interesting because it asks a simple question: What if AI adopted the organizational structure of a company rather than the structure of a chatbot? What if one agent researched while another coded? What if another reviewed outputs while another managed execution? The result isn't just more intelligence. It's potentially more leverage, and leverage is what transforms productivity.

A year ago, institutional perp strategy was theoretical for most traditional players. Kalshi just hit $1B on their onshore perp offering. CEO on CNBC. First US perp license. Vladimir Novakovski says talk to any institution, talk to any traditional exchange, they all have a perp strategy now. We always knew it would be centralized first, then decentralized. The sequence was predictable. The centralized era is opening. Every traditional exchange is thinking about it. The decentralized era is next.

Still adding dots.

Could there have been an internal issue no one's talking about? 😔

How this boy write this long article Hope it's not what im thinking

Simple question 👀 What do you enjoy more: Talking with your Web3 friends or your real-life friends? No fence-sitting allowed😆

Touching grass with a few Rocky heads Can you guess who the Rocky heads standing next to me are? Hint: This photo was taken at my wedding 😄

Happy Friday from the Tokenization Tower. SpaceX IPO day. Unreal. Elon's a trillionaire. Hyperliquid traders called the exact opening price. Onchain called it before Wall Street did. This is the story of the industry right now. Binance, Variational, Lighter also on top of the game. ByBit & Binance fumbled the IPO launch though due to xStocks lack of ability to get the underlying shares. Ethena committed $250M to tokenized CLOs on Solana. Saylor declared "confidence in Ethereum has collapsed." Yano bought Messari. A lot of show to get through today. Today's lineup: 1:30PM ET @jasonyanowitz - @Blockworks 2:00PM ET @GabeOtte - @DinariGlobal See you on the show.

🚨 ALERT: According to ZachXBT, Tether blacklisted a wallet linked to the movement of over $120 million USDT after funds were routed through exchanges, bridges, and Monero swaps.

ANTONIO GRACIAS on @SpaceX: “We have 20,000 people here. They're some of the best engineers in the world. “And what we're building is the entire stack from, energy to compute, to launch to orbital compute. “What an investor is buying today, we've been buying for really 20 years — is the ability to help make the future is being part of this extraordinary company.”

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Big news, Axiom (one of the largest trading platforms) is partnering with @Polymarket. Great UI plus rakeback, count me in

Beautiful start to the World Cup so far, we will win BIG.

Red for Mexico