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In case you're wondering how @santiagoroel's Inversion is going to be the first chain to onboard a billion users.
Well, it's quite simple (not really). They're going to:
> Buy boring companies with distribution at the best price
> Rebuild their infrastructure on blockchain rails
The end result?
>Crypto mass adoption
>A boring, less profitable business becomes a much more profitable one
How are ya'll getting Claude to upload long-form to YouTube and schedule Instagram trial reels?
Which tool or MCP actually works for you?
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We got beardless Charles before GTA 6!
Awesome!
Surprise AMA November 7th, 2026 nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/2BlLYXYlv…
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Give us Capcut MCP for Claude
Editing on CapCut Desktop, Made Smarter 💻
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Watch the highlights from CapCut World LA.
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respectfully, this hack is the worst example to use for the clarity act
- the attackers got in through a compromised work laptop. that's a security failure, not a legal one
- tether and circle froze roughly $3 billion of the stolen stablecoins within hours under the rules that already exist
- binance paused withdrawals on its own
the bitcoin and ether that got away can't be frozen by any company, with or without a new law
there are real arguments for crypto regulation
"we needed permission to freeze money faster" just isn't the lesson from this one
Yesterday, hackers stole more than $6 billion from Binance in less than 4 hours, the biggest heist in history. The Clarity Act would have given crypto firms legal cover to freeze suspicious transactions the instant law enforcement calls. Every minute lost is money gone for good.
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the ticker is $ANT
might be the smallest name for the biggest IPO ever
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had this thought this midnight
when calculators came out, accountants didn't start going home at noon. they took on more clients and more complicated work
same with excel
AI is that again, just much bigger
if you're using it to buy yourself rest, someone else is using it to take your clients
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something i've noticed this year
most of the people getting squeezed by AI were never really paid for their ideas
they were paid to take someone else's idea and make it real
the founder had the picture in his head. the dev and designer built it
now the founder just describes it and skips the middle
not saying building skills are worthless btw. knowing what good looks like still matters a lot
but if your whole job was following instructions, i'd be thinking hard about what comes next
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If you overcharge for your app, I'll vibe code it.
If your customer support stresses me a lot, I'll vibe code it.
If your app is buggy, I'll vibe code it.
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My MacBook Air hangs and becomes unusable when visiting certain or older websites, forcing a system restart.
Very frustrating...
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web3 career path in nigeria:
2021: airdrop farmer
2022: community mod
2024: social media manager
2026: motion designer (thanks to AI)
2027: the next thing AI makes easy before everyone else finds out
If AI makes OnlyFans easy, Nigerians web3 bros will jump on it.
Most web3 people need to learn to stick their ass in one place
Cause why tf are y’all suddenly motion designers
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