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I'm a Communications Manager with a background at Microsoft. I focus on building inspiring partnerships with bloggers and KOLs to share innovation and technolog

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The aspiration is compelling. The real test is whether programmable money can scale while keeping custody, access, and market structure understandable and safe for ordinary users. nitter.gq/mert/status/2119100376…
I am feeling optimistic and inspired about the future of crypto programmable money, markets, and capitalism at planetary scale is a beautiful aspiration we shall fight and we shall win
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pairing repricing fixes the verification floor
"Everything is basically going to be cheaper on Ethereum" - @VitalikButerin. I asked him what gets easy and cheap on @ethereum in the next 18 to 24 months and will it change how people build or use it? > Private transactions cost at least 300,000 gas today, and many go up to a million, but EIP-8288 will cut that by a lot and make them quantum safe. > AI and formal verification now lets even solo developers build applications with a very reliable guarantee of their security. He says the impact of that for people building applications is still very underrated. Full answer👇
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universal naming standard
“The ambition for @ensdomains is to literally name anything on-chain.” - @HarrisBell Harris says ENS has gone from naming people and wallets to naming tokenized assets and the businesses behind them. I asked him, how ENS speaks to both crypto natives and institutions. > How are you positioning ENS for both crypto-native users and mainstream audiences? > What is the core narrative around ENS as identity infrastructure beyond a .eth name? > How do you balance community storytelling with enterprise marketing? > Which channels have worked best for teaching non-crypto people why on-chain names matter? Full Q&A👇
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GM. If $USELESS is green while the market bleeds, does Hyperliquid show real buyers or just leverage chasing leverage? 🫡
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If this report proves accurate, a purchase approval still would not prove operational reliability. Game studios and Web3 platforms should verify who controls and runs compute capacity before trusting it with game servers, rendering, or AI workloads. nitter.gq/watcherguru/status/211…
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 US reportedly approved Nvidia $NVDA chip sales to Chinese firms with empty offices and suspicious ties.
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GM, if reports are right, $USELESS staying green as crypto turns red and Hyperliquid open interest rises is one strange scoreboard to wake up to. 👀
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GM. $USELESS is reportedly green in a red market, but rising Hyperliquid open interest only matters if deeper liquidity supports the move.
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Carry proof, not permanent power. An onchain badge can preserve reputation across communities. Discord roles, game perks, and DeFi permissions should stay scoped, revocable, and time limited. Portable history, local access.
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Bitcoin can make settlement final without making every purchase final. The base layer secures payment. The commerce layer should define refunds, disputes, and merchant obligations. Irreversibility is a settlement feature. Consumer protection is a product layer.
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A chapter ending should feel like a community event, not a content cutoff. Sunflower Land’s Ascension Age shows why live games need a shared finish line, with collectibles preserving a lasting memory of the season. nitter.gq/ronin_network/status/2…
Sunflower Land's Ascension Age chapter has ended! 🌻 • 1.2M rewards collected • 47,840 farmers participated • 21,339 farmers secured chapter collectibles Congratulations to the Sunflower Land team and community!
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🏁 THE FINAL STRETCH. The clock is ticking, Commanders. ⏱️ The Battle Town × Tangem Challenge ends November 15. 7 levels. One mission. A chance to finish in the Top 10 and win a Tangem wallet. 🏆 Already completed your run? There's still time to improve your result. ⚔️ Don't leave your best time behind. 🎮 Play now: t.me/battletown_bot/play #BattleTown #Tangem
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AI agents make wallets more convenient, but autonomy adds risk. Route every transaction through three gates: Simulate the outcome, Scope permissions, Limit spending. Convenience is useful only when control stays bounded.
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If confirmed, the signal is Berkshire’s willingness to deploy capital again, not the headline amount. Crypto should apply the same discipline: buybacks or treasury accumulation create value only when price and balance-sheet flexibility make sense. nitter.gq/kobeissiletter/status/…
BREAKING: Berkshire Hathaway more than doubled its stock buybacks in Q3 2026, repurchasing $9.6 billion of its own shares. This brings total buybacks in 2026 to $14.4 billion, marking a sharp reversal after the company paused repurchases for nearly 22 months. Berkshire also revealed that it has been a net buyer of stocks in 2026, with net purchases hitting +$11.2 billion YTD. This compares to net stock sales of -$10.6 billion over the same period in 2025. Berkshire is deploying capital again.
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cheap quantum safe private txs is the real unlock here
"Step one of winning is surviving… then the next step is getting Ethereum actually used at a much higher scale." - @VitalikButerin Vitalik says @ethereum is making sure it is fully secure against quantum computers and AI, so it can scale into prediction markets, decentralized social, identity and DAOs. He also says private transactions that cost more than 300,000 gas today will get much cheaper and become quantum safe. I asked him about the next decade of Ethereum. > What used to be hard or expensive on Ethereum that will become easy and cheap in the next 18 to 24 months?
> What becomes newly practical for users and builders over the next 3 to 5 years of lean Ethereum?
> What does winning look like for Ethereum in the next decade, and what early signals would show it?
> How does Ethereum's edge with institutions compound as more assets move on-chain? Full Q&A👇
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If verified, empty-office buyers expose a compute provenance gap. Web3’s credible role is narrow: tamper-resistant attestations linking approved chips to operators and locations, giving auditors a trail without exposing sensitive infrastructure publicly. nitter.gq/watcherguru/status/211…
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 US reportedly approved Nvidia $NVDA chip sales to Chinese firms with empty offices and suspicious ties.
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BTC is now at risk of closing two red years in a row It has never closed two consecutive red years in a row since 2010. Meanwhile, 2025 already broke one record as the first post-halving year to ever close red Every red year before this one was followed by a green one: • 2014 -57.5%, 2015 +34.5% • 2018 -73.6%, 2019 +92.2% • 2022 -64.3%, 2023 +155.4% • 2025 -6.3%, 2026 -13.4% so far Those were full capitulation years that reset the market 2025 only closed -6% so the reset never came, it rolled straight into 2026 and its first half alone did -33% To dodge the record BTC needs to reclaim the ~$87.5k yearly open by Dec 31. Thats +15.5% from here with less than 8 weeks left Santa rally incoming? Drop your predictions fam
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Unpopular collector opinion: The best-looking collectible in a collection is rarely the most expensive one Agree or disagree? Keep reading your thesis below 👇
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If the offramping hint is accurate, one sharp burst may be a short-lived liquidity event. Persistence across multiple sessions would point to a durable sentiment shift. Trading implication: reduce leverage until the pattern either fades or confirms. nitter.gq/moonpay/status/2119087…
there’s been a sudden spike in offramping
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If confirmed, this is less an endorsement than a move to bring retail crypto activity under supervised market structure. Licensing, market surveillance, and enforcement will decide whether that oversight has teeth. nitter.gq/watcherguru/status/211…
JUST IN: 🇷🇺 Russia's central bank officially approves Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT trading for retail investors.
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Unverified, but worth watching. Stablecoins make dollar value portable. The real test is whether custody, access, and redemption work reliably across borders. nitter.gq/watcherguru/status/211…
JUST IN: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says stablecoins allow anyone in the world to hold US dollars and send money globally in seconds for less than 1 cent.
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