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🟩 AI needs people more than people think. Tune in today for an exciting ThoroughScan sesh, where our panel deep dives into “AI Can't Scale Alone.” Guest Speakers: @natxwang @Springroll_69 @lindquest_ @aaf_sol @pukecast @RugRadio 📅 9th June 2:00 PM UTC / 10:00 PM HKT Set your reminders👇

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Coinbase is now live in India with direct INR rails. Users across India can now seamlessly access global liquidity and institutional-grade execution at the lowest total cost of trading in the market. Making access to the future of finance easier than ever.

🟩 AI has come far, but it still hits walls. Tune in today for an exciting ThoroughScan sesh, where our panel deep dives into “AI’s Biggest Problem Nobody Talks About” Guest Speakers: @web3hayk @baton_xyz @aaf_sol @pukerrainbrow @pukecast @RugRadio 📅 26th May ⏰ 2:00 PM UTC / 10:00 PM HKT Set your reminders 👇

Today, we share a breakthrough on the planar unit distance problem, a famous open question first posed by Paul Erdős in 1946. For nearly 80 years, mathematicians believed the best possible solutions looked roughly like square grids. An OpenAI model has now disproved that belief, discovering an entirely new family of constructions that performs better. This marks the first time AI has autonomously solved a prominent open problem central to a field of mathematics.

My perspective on the current Solana VS Hyperliquid drama: A blockchain claiming credible neutrality does not mean every application built on top of it is credibly neutral. Real credible neutrality has to survive every layer of the stack. The base chain can be open, while the app layer recreates private access. So if we are seriously debating neutrality, and not just marketing, the main question we should be asking is: can an ordinary participant compete under the same public rules as a sophisticated insider? Few things to consider re: perps: 1. order flow if some actors get better execution because of private routing, the app is not neutral in the actually strong and useful sense. 2. transaction landing if your transaction lands better because your RPC has the right validator relationship or stake weighted access or direct peering, private mempool visibility, or better bundle infrastructure, then access to blockspace is not equal. a DEX can be “decentralized” at the contract level while its actual liquidity depends on a tiny set of professional actors. you must ask: who gets rebates? who gets inventory support? who gets early access? who gets routed to by default? 3. frontends most users do not interact with contracts directly! they interact with websites, apps, wallets, mobile interfaces etc the frontend decides what is visible, what is hidden, what is warned against, what is promoted, what is blocked, and what becomes default. That affects neutrality. 4. oracles who defines the index? who chooses the venues? who can pause the feed? who resolves disputes? who decides what counts as manipulation? true credible neutrality cannot stop at settlement. 5. liquidations in derivatives, the liquidation engine is key so latency, queue design, margin parameters, auto deleveraging, insurance fund rules, and emergency controls determine a lot. if only insiders understand the real liquidation game, the venue is not neutral in practice. 6. listings who gets to list? who gets early liquidity? who gets promoted? who gets delisted? who gets protected? permissionless market creation is a massive step forward, but if listing power simply moves into capital thresholds or deployer discretion, or private liquidity arrangements or even validator mediated enforcement, neutrality claims must still has to be interrogated. 7. governance and emergencies the most revealing moment for any system is stress. when something breaks, who coordinates? who ships the patch? who can object? who is heard? who has enough social weight to matter? credible neutrality is mostly proven during chaos. 8. jurisdiction every app has a legal surface. the more successful an app becomes, the more this matters. so the standard should be adversarial: can i access the system without knowing anyone? can i route the same way without private relationships? can i build without permission? can i list under public rules? can i trade against the same market as everyone else? can i verify the rules instead of trusting the operator? can the system handle stress without informal insiders deciding outcomes? if the answer is no then the system may still be impressive and still be valuable, it may even still be better than legacy finance. BUT we should not confuse good product design with credible neutrality. crypto should hold itself to a higher standard than “trust us, bro, the app is onchain.” Any ceded ground on what is truly “neutral” is lost ground, let’s not lose ourselves to false marketing.

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what an unfortunate day to have eyes

was off x for 12h and now there’s a new jp morgan sex scandal and eth unfreezed??? holdafuckup

Hundreds of wallets (many of which haven't been active in 7 years) just got drained by the same address on ETH mainnet Seems like a new live exploit, worth flagging

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Is the main PMF of AI mass hacking defi protocols tf missing on the list @NEARProtocol @SweatEconomy

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full house at shram today cracked builders and a lovely host @Ozacle23

This guy literally hacked Polymarket with a hair dryer 💀 Happened in Paris. On Polymarket, temperature bets were settled using a single sensor near Charles de Gaulle Airport. He figured out the exact location, showed up in person, and placed a bet on an “impossible” outcome 22°C when the market expected 18°C. Then he pulled out a hair dryer and heated the sensor. The artificial spike got recorded as the daily high → market settled → he cashed out. Did it twice. Walked away with ~$34K. While everyone’s arguing over indicators and alpha, this guy is out here doing IRL market manipulation.

Short clip on the last AMA with the legendary @pukerrainbrow “Surviving During Crypto Winter.” 📅 14th April — 10:00PM HKT Here, I'm highlighting one of the guest speakers that caught my attention with her funny experience on how the bear market has been for her @aaf_sol 👇🟩

Why are so many AI models out here embarrassing themselves? @pukecast hit aaf with the big business pivot question this year and @aaf_sol did NOT hold back. She dropped some serious takes. AI is literally only as smart as the data it learns from. 56 MILLION verified humans are fixing that problem right now with KAI. 🤯 Catch the full clip before your AI answers something stupid again 👇🎬 @KGeN_IO

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