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ethereum poster, world computer adherent. pronouns: NFA/DYOR | 3 → ∞ (unaffiliated with @ethereumfndn. find me onchain @ notintern.eth)
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Joined May 2024
POV you DIDN'T TALK ABOUT Monad on the timeline for the last 18 months and got a larger airdrop than gm scientists in discord
POV you BULLPOSTED Monad on the timeline for the last 18 months and got a larger airdrop than gm scientists in discord
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Three years ago on this date, Nikolai was found washed up on the beach of Puerto Rico under suspicious circumstances. He was a great man, a legendary cypherpunk developer and a friend. His work included MakerDAO (now Sky), Reflexer, Balancer, Dappsys and more. Rest in peace.
CIA and Mossad and pedo elite are running some kind of sex trafficking entrapment blackmail ring out of Puerto Rico and caribbean islands. They are going to frame me with a laptop planted by my ex gf who was a spy. They will torture me to death.
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Solana validators are already starting to drop like flies due to their busted economics, and they're already trying to paint this centralization as lean business / competitive markets. If you don't get it by now, I don't have time to explain it to you. Ethereum
@kdotcrypto Removing validators that are unable to attract stake and be beneficial to the network is a net positive. Gaining stake has huge incentives for any validator on the network. Competition should be high and those unable to make it should be removed.
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Hot take: Agents will not be as revolutionary as hyped (at least within the next 5 years) and all the DeFi projects which pivoted to AI agents will have to pivot back
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TradFi spent decades charging insane transfer fees and freezing accounts with no accountability, artificial monopolies propped up by massive barriers to entry for disruptive competition. It's over for them We will win
western union spent decades charging 10-30% fees on remittances to exploit migrant workers now they're pivoting to stablecoins because they finally saw the writing on the wall if you get involved in helping them build I hope it’s to burn them to the fucking ground
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this week in the world of ethereum: - eth surpassed btc in inflows in Q3 - eth overtook btc in ETF inflows for the first time - big progress on parallel validation (EIP 7928) - eth whales continue to accumulate on-chain data show - sharplink acquires 19,271 eth - bitmine
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are you not entertained by the shipping
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ecosystem shilling: @ImpermaxFinance is a defi protocol for leveraged CLAMM liquidity provision. i made pretty gud profits from fees during that flash crash try it out if you haven't already! (from my experience rewards outpace IL very quickly for pairs like ETH-cbBTC)
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Hopefully a lot of other crypto founders can realize what Jesse has - you can simply muscle your way through being viewed as cringe by sticking to your guns and going all in on something you care about. This is because the cringe is caused by a lack of heroes journey which the
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This is a good part of the reason why I work under a pseudonym. If my personal circle has no idea of my professional "success," I’m forced to become an interesting person on my own, in excess of it. I'm forced to have a fuller life, which, in turn, allows me to work better.
People chasing luxury seem so strange to me. It feels intuitive that money will not add any positives in excess of (i) your basic needs, (ii) your social circle's wealth level, (iii) your personal goals, and (iv) security of all previous ones. Understanding what all of this
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If you're anyone who may be the target of any cybercrime (eg Lazarus Group), I strongly strongly recommend @GrapheneOS. There just isn't any mobile OS better than it.
Team Z3 at Pwn2Own Ireland found that WhatsApp 0click 0day RCE exploit. Meanwhile GrapheneOS with MTE enabled for user installed apps shows:
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Ethereum is a global, unstoppable, credibly neutral financial coordination mechanism for human flourishing. The trajectory is clear and our victory is predetermined. All we can do is to make it go faster. 3 → ∞ (blog post in replies)
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Call your staking pool and let them know Ethereum needs them 🫵
Baby steps, but worth celebrating: 0.5% of validators hold 10% of stake. The validator set shrunk by >85k from the peak, and is heading towards <1M. The goal: another 10x reduction, to unlock much faster finality. Call your staking pool and let them know Ethereum needs them 🫵
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Lose your phone, and most wallets ask one question: Did you save your seed phrase? Pistachio doesn’t ask. It just recovers your wallet securely, with no seed phrase required. Here’s how it works 🧵
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You need to give Coinbase your email and sign up to their platform to use their x402 facilitator on mainnet. And potentially let them censor your business/agent. I say fuck that. Just published a simple library that helps you run your own x402 facilitator instead of having to
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what many critics don't understand about L1s, is they only guarantee eventual inclusion there are no guarantees when an L1 transactions gets included and whether the validators are trading against it (MEV) the L1 construction has approximately the same trust guarantees as a
this is what many critics don't understand (or purposefully try to hide) about L2s they are not just single servers cooking a blockchain because they are connected to Ethereum, you can force them to include certain transactions in blocks no "decentralization" within the L2 as
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