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You'll have to bear with me folks. Im a prolific creator on social media and Im using those platforms to reach out to audiences outside the crypto world. Over the past decade Ive built a big audience and they arent even aware of my small role in the cryptosphere 🐻
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Replying to @AustinFranco123
Good call these tokens are just rug pulls if they’re not used in a larger business model. The cryptosphere has become a cesspit. Just launch a “go fund me” (use a service they can’t confiscate) use the proceeds to start a business
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Replying to @idunno_maan
It's only taken cardano holders 4 years longer than the rest of the cryptosphere to realise this. We have stablecoins, RWA and tradfi stocks, stores of value, privacy and quantum resistant wallet infra. But please..... Tell me more about peer reviewed governance. Vapourware.
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Replying to @OWHistory
"We dont need market makers", um think you do when the whole cryptosphere is against you
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Replying to @weston_union
so there you go that's the same conclusion. the audience didn't want it they just want it to fulfil their reply quota and move on that comes down to so many things. you either believe there are no real users in the entrie cryptosphere or you understand that it's a combination of product, timing, creators' competence...etc
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Replying to @589CTO
Can't blame them, the cryptosphere is like trying to drink from a firehose. But that's what makes it so exciting, right?
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Pie in the sky idea but one of the less obviously doomed (i.e., 1% chance of success, not 0%) paths to European AI relevance is going AI/crypto-maximalist. Europe's two choices: 1. Euro-nationalism: Starting RIGHT NOW - invest $100B's into AI (taken from where?), effectively (somehow; how? - no idea!), while removing all the red tape that has always crippled its VC scene and economies of scale in IT. Fix in 2 years what it's been getting wrong for decades. 2. Maximally liberalize crypto, Euro stablecoin, stocks and RWA all go on chain. Flood a rich continent's worth of liquidity into the cryptosphere, throw a Hail Mary, and let its denizens work out a path to decentralized AGI. (Note: such a "utopian" project would actually get ideological defectors from USG that Euro-nationalism never would) (2) has marginally higher chances of success than (1), as in, 1% vs. 0%. But it's still 100% unrealistic. As it requires the EU to not be the EU. Perhaps if the EU was a continent sized Switzerland. But it isn't. It's a US and China story. And will almost certainly remain that way to the end.
Europe attempting to develop its own frontier models is likely pointless. It doesn’t have the time to get the compute or start to catch up. A better play is to crate conditions to negotiate with America rather than simply capitulate to any American demands in the end
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The Facebook-a-zation of crypto. Is the cryptosphere looking more and more like the centralized internet that came in the wake of social media and data giants? What are the stakes and who are the players? #selfcustody #openinternet
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Replying to @cosmic_moment
It's possible that Bitcoin preserves its status as store of value within the cryptosphere. My problem with it is the downside risk is extreme should it lose that status, e.g. if ETH itself displaces it in that role - in this scenario, it becomes merely the largest memecoin.
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Saylor has become a deity to bitcoiners / cryptosphere. Completely perverted the space, Bitcoin has thoroughly lost the plot here. Bitcoin is mentioned zero times in the Clarity Act. This whole space is frankly embarrassing right now. My attention is elsewhere for the time being
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Replying to @sichuan_mala
It's the most credibly decentralized smart contracts blockchain. Trustless decentralization is the one thing that distinguishes them from centralized TradFi databases. This is why there is fundamentally no point to centralized coins like Ripple, Hedera, etc. World finance may conceivably run on Ethereum rails one day. It will not run on Bitcoin - at best, it just retains its current status as a store of value within the cryptosphere. It may hypothetically run on Solana, which does have many more active users in the past few years, but that's a huge longshot for various reasons.
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yes sir we take our money from equities and put some into the cryptosphere when everyone thinks its dead forever.
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Replying to @the_real_CJ
GMCJ! Well never a dull moment in the cryptosphere. Been here long enough to not be surprised by anything. Bring it on!

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strong loadstar vibes across the cryptosphere on this fine day today
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I don't see why so much of the cryptosphere is still clinging to tokens that have repeatedly been unable to achieve their intended purpose. Zcash is the only relevant digital SoV today. This will be more obvious in the quantum era. But by then, Zcash price will be 1,000x current levels.
Replying to @GoodTexture
Operation Economic Fury seized approximately $1 billion in cryptocurrency tied to Iran. Bitcoin was part of the confiscated assets. A significant portion of the seizures also involved other digital assets—most notably $344 million of Tether ($USDT). bitcoin:native
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I'm hosting a World Cup bracket challenge for those in the cryptosphere! I did the same for the Copa America x Euro Cup in summer of 2024. Everyone loved it. Buy-in is TBD but will be between $50 to $100 USDC. DM if you'd like to join! 🇺🇸🇲🇽🇨🇦🇦🇷🇦🇹🇦🇺🇧🇪🇧🇦🇧🇷🇨🇮🇨🇴🇨🇷🇩🇰🇩🇪🇨🇿🇪🇨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇪🇸🇫🇮
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Fantasy Football x Crypto For any crypto professionals and degens who enjoy fantasy football, DM me 🏈 I've run leagues for over a decade, including at @MessariCrypto. Cooking up a new league. Looking for a few more people!
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Replying to @_Qubic_
#qubic is inevitable coz it is the only game changer et best RR of the whole cryptosphere 🤝
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Replying to @czbinanceprd
#qubic coz it os the only game changer, best tech, best dev and finaly best RR ot the whole cryptosphere
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