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Finally listening to "Bitcoin Is Venice" Lovely to spend a Sunday with old friends @allenf32 and @TheGuySwann 🙏

For 4 years Zcash's zcash:native Orchard pool had a bug that let anyone mint unlimited, undetectable counterfeit ZEC It was just found by a researcher using Claude Opus 4.8 and patched Because the pool is shielded, there's no cryptographic way to prove it was never exploited A privacy coin can't audit its own supply So no, we don't know how much fake ZEC is out there. That's exactly the problem Someone knew, someone always knows, I wonder how much billions of fake ZCASH retail bought all The thing that made it attractive is the same thing that means we can never know what really happened inside that pool

People ask why it’s a bad day for DeFi? Kelp DAO just lost $293M in the largest hack of 2026. But zoom out: $600M stolen in 2 weeks. 10 protocols compromised. AI is lowering the barrier for attackers. Biggest hacks: Kelp (bridge exploit → Aave impact) Drift ($285M, AI social engineering) Rhea ($18M, oracle manipulation) Security isn’t keeping up.

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🚨 Im App Store ist eine manipulierte Specter-Wallet-App im Umlauf. Diese stammt NICHT von Specter. Sie versucht, Euer Bitcoin-Guthaben zu stehlen. Specter bietet KEINE mobile Version von Specter an! Installiert das auf keinen Fall!

right monitor is 20 codex instances. left monitor has situational awareness on autoscroll. center monitor is my word doc mainfesto. two keyboards, one for both hands. left airpod is dwarkesh x eric jang, 3x speed. right airpod tchaikovsky. meta quest 3 overlays my HUD: heart rate, words per minute, blood caffeine content. one assistant hooks me to an iv of chinese peptides, cocktail. the other feeds me kimchi. my unitree robot steps in when my posture slouches. blue light beams down on me in my herman miller chair. efficiency. no wasted movement. no wasted thoughts. think you can keep up with me? good luck. this is just for my morning emails.

🥷@craigraw just shipped Silent Payments receiving in Sparrow Wallet! One Bitcoin address. Reuse it forever. Zero privacy loss. This is one of the biggest privacy upgrades Bitcoin has had in years. Here's why it matters and what Silent Payments actually are. 🧵

The first 8,000 Meta layoffs hit Wednesday. What's happening to the people still employed and the anxiety of not knowing if you’re next is insane. SF Standard published an interview with an anonymous Meta employee ahead of the cuts. They used a voice actor. Meta started keystroke-logging staff. Inside the company right now: Internal leaderboards rank employees by how many AI tokens they burn. By minutes spent in the chatbot. Workers are openly admitting they ask the bot inane questions to pad their numbers, because being on the wrong end of the leaderboard is a risk signal. HR told the all-hands AI usage won't factor into layoffs. The leaderboard exists anyway. AI notes are auto-on in every video meeting. People manually disable them so they can talk candidly about who might be next. How you find out you're laid off: 7am email to your personal inbox. By the time you read it, your work accounts are already dead. So one Meta engineer wrote a script that scrapes internal profiles to see whose status flipped to deactivated. This employee runs a personal spreadsheet on top of it to track coworkers. An internal post suggested teams who successfully build their own AI replacement should get 5 years of comp and then be let go as a reward for replacing themselves. It got heavy upvotes. Zuckerberg's all-hands message, paraphrased: AI is moving fast, nobody knows what's coming, leadership is doing their best. This is the Hidden Layoff in operation. The headline number is 8,000. A whole different story is what's being done to those still employed. Surveilled. Ranked by AI usage. Asked to train their replacement. Told to suck it up. Employee's words: "Even if we haven't lost our jobs to AI yet, we're being commoditized in advance." We reported on the 6,000 additional new roles they cancelled earlier this week, along with the additional 8,000 layoffs planned later in 2026. That’s 22,000 roles either cancelled or cut for 2026. Now we have insight into how they’re deciding who comes next.