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A Stanford professor took two average stocks, rebalanced them daily, and turned $100,000 into $7 million without predicting a single price.
Bookmark & watch today, no matter what.
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This is f*cking insane. Former OpenAI CTO, Mira Murati:
"The models we work with today are turn-based. You talk, they talk, then they go off and think, and while they're thinking they're deaf and blind
The next ones never stop listening. They take in audio, text and video all the time and answer in 20-millisecond chunks"
In just 2 minutes, she shows why the chatbot you type into is about to look like a fax machine
Prompt Box → Chatbot → Agents → AI That Works Next To You In Real Time
A turn-based model waits for you to finish typing, then goes quiet while it thinks
An interaction model sees and hears what you're doing, and can cut in the moment you start going the wrong way
Anyone can type a prompt, almost nobody is ready to work with an AI that never stops paying attention
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read how to set up the agents that will run on models like this in the harness engineering guide below ↓
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Abdul El-Sayed: “We Have to Separate Judaism and the Jewish People From Israel and Its Actions.”
Following his election victory, Abdul El-Sayed reaffirms his commitment to protecting Jewish Americans from antisemitism while making clear that criticism of Israel must never be confused with hostility toward Jews.
Absolutely correct. Judaism is not Zionism, and Israel does not represent the Jewish people.
@AbdulElSayedHQ @AbdulElSayed
Source @authenttorahjew @TorahJudaism
In March 2024, Elon Musk threatened Don Lemon on camera: “Choose your question carefully. There’s five minutes left.” Lemon asked it anyway. A few hours later, Musk killed his show.
A year earlier, CNN had fired Lemon. Four months earlier, Musk had told advertisers leaving X to “go f*** themselves.” Earlier that same hour, he’d admitted taking ketamine every other week or so.
In the video below, Musk is relaxed. He jokes that he only had “one puff” on Joe Rogan’s show and doesn’t even know how to smoke pot. Whatever he is taking, he says, “I should keep taking it.”
Then Lemon brings up the advertisers.
“Is this the question you want to ask?”
Lemon’s questions are “not cogent,” Musk says. “You are upsetting me.”
Hours later, Musk cancelled the deal. Lemon posted the full interview on YouTube anyway and sued Musk in August 2024. By January 2025, Musk was working in the White House.
So who lost this interview: the man who lost his show, or the man who lost his cool?
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BREAKING: Company could reclaim Twitter trademarks 'abandoned' by Musk’s X and bring back Old Twitter to compete against X in 2027
From medical school to scientific research, and now the U.S. Senate.
Meet Abdul El-Sayed.
A Columbia-trained medical doctor, Oxford PhD, Rhodes Scholar, and former professor of epidemiology.
With over 4,200 research citations and more than 100 scientific publications, his academic career is impressive in its own right. Now, he has become the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate.
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iota:native's price is still stuck in a long downtrend, but OI continues to climb 👀
OI has been building for months and is still around 60M
There is a clear divergence.
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The work is just getting started.
I'm building a team in Michigan and Washington, D.C. to fight for a government that works for all of us.
Interested in joining us? Submit materials here:
abdultransition.com
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Excellent! Sen. Jon Ossoff is calling for a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United. It should never be allowed for billionaires/oligarchs like Musk, who pumped almost half a billion dollars into the midterm election, to buy our politicians and government.
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Zohran Mamdani was right.
AIPAC is not the Jewish community. Israel is not the Jewish people.
Criticizing AIPAC, or the Israeli government does not automatically make someone antisemitic or a hater of Jews.
The claim by Israel and lobbying groups like AIPAC that they speak for all Jews is increasingly being challenged, including by Jewish Americans themselves.
A reported 66% of Jewish Americans say AIPAC's multimillion-dollar spending against Israel critics fuels antisemitism.
Judaism is not Zionism. AIPAC lobbying is not Jewish representation.
@ZohranKMamdani @NYCMayor @TrackAIPAC
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Trump called Abdul El-Sayed a "jihadist" who was "on the side of the terrorists" and would "have to go through a metal detector before he's allowed to go into the Senate."
Raise your hand ✋ if you SUPPORT Abdul El-Sayed
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Pete Buttigieg wants to end the Electoral College and let the candidate with the most votes nationwide become President of the United States. He
has repeatedly called for replacing the E.C. with a popular vote.
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iota:native — IOTA
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Everyone is watching $ETH, $SOL, and hedera-hashgraph:native.
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But what about the blockchain trying to bring global trade and real-world assets on-chain?
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Meet iota:native — IOTA.
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A Layer 1 blockchain focused on digital trade, tokenization, and real-world infrastructure.
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The big question?
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Can IOTA turn its major technology upgrade into sustainable adoption and token demand?
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Save this checklist.
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01 | WHAT DOES IOTA DO?
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IOTA is a blockchain ecosystem focused on connecting real-world economic activity with digital infrastructure.
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Its ecosystem includes:
• Global trade infrastructure.
• Real-world asset tokenization.
• Digital identity.
• Supply chain applications.
• Smart contracts.
• Decentralized finance.
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Its goal is to make blockchain useful beyond cryptocurrency trading.
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02 | IOTA REBASED
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In May 2025, IOTA completed a major network upgrade called Rebased.
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The upgrade introduced:
• Move smart contracts.
• Delegated Proof of Stake.
• Validator-based consensus.
• Transaction gas fees.
• Staking rewards.
• Token burning.
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This marked a major change from IOTA's earlier architecture.
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The new network is designed to support more complex applications and decentralized validation.
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03 | MOVE SMART CONTRACTS
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IOTA uses the Move programming language.
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Move is designed for digital assets and secure resource management.
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Potential benefits:
• Flexible asset creation.
• Programmable financial applications.
• Stronger asset ownership controls.
• More complex blockchain applications.
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This creates opportunities in tokenization and financial infrastructure.
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But developer adoption remains essential.
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04 | DELEGATED PROOF OF STAKE
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IOTA uses Delegated Proof of Stake to secure its network.
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Token holders can delegate IOTA to validators.
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Validators help secure the blockchain and process transactions.
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Participants can receive staking rewards.
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The network supports a validator committee of up to 100 members.
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But staking rewards are partly funded through new token issuance.
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That means investors must consider dilution.
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05 | GLOBAL TRADE AND TWIN
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One of IOTA's most interesting narratives is global trade infrastructure.
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TWIN stands for Trade Worldwide Information Network.
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Its goal is to help digitize trade information and improve data sharing.
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Potential applications:
• Digital trade documents.
• Shipment tracking.
• Supply chain transparency.
• Cross-border trade.
• Digital identities.
• Trade-related financial services.
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The opportunity is significant.
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But partnerships and pilot programs must become real commercial activity.
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06 | THE IOTA TOKEN
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IOTA is the native asset of the network.
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Its roles include:
• Transaction gas fees.
• Validator staking.
• Network security.
• Governance participation.
• Storage deposits.
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Transaction fees create token demand and part of the fee mechanism burns IOTA.
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Storage deposits can also temporarily lock tokens.
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Important distinction:
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Higher network usage does not automatically guarantee a higher token price.
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New issuance can exceed the amount burned.
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07 | TOKENOMICS
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IOTA's tokenomics changed significantly after Rebased.
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The network does not have a fixed maximum token supply.
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Its economic structure includes:
• Up to 767,000 new IOTA per epoch.
• Approximately one epoch per day.
• Validator and delegator rewards.
• Transaction fee burning.
• Storage deposits.
• Scheduled token unlocks.
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Maximum annual issuance is approximately 280 million IOTA before burning.
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That represented around 6.1% of the initial 4.6 billion supply at Rebased.
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As total supply grows, the same annual issuance becomes a smaller percentage of supply.
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But absolute token issuance remains important.
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08 | THE VALUATION QUESTION
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IOTA does not have a fixed maximum supply.
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Using an illustrative future supply of 6 billion IOTA:
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• $0.05 IOTA = $300M.
• $0.10 IOTA = $600M.
• $0.25 IOTA = $1.5B.
• $0.50 IOTA = $3B.
• $1 IOTA = $6B.
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These are hypothetical valuations, not price targets.
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The 6 billion supply is an illustrative future assumption, not a verified current or maximum supply.
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Important metrics:
• Active network users.
• Transaction fee burning.
• IOTA staking participation.
• New token issuance.
• TWIN commercial adoption.
• Tokenized asset activity.
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The biggest question is whether real-world network demand can grow fast enough to offset token dilution.
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09 | CATALYSTS AND RISKS
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Potential catalysts:
• Expansion of TWIN adoption.
• Growth in real-world asset tokenization.
• More Move-based applications.
• Higher institutional blockchain usage.
• Increased IOTA staking participation.
• Greater transaction and storage demand.
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Major risks:
• Ongoing token inflation.
• Scheduled token unlocks.
• Competition from other Layer 1 networks.
• Slow enterprise adoption.
• Limited DeFi liquidity.
• Weak token demand relative to issuance.
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Technology creates opportunities.
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But commercial adoption and sustainable economics determine long-term value.
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10 | MY VIEW
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Narrative: 9/10
Technology: 9/10
Utility: 8/10
Adoption: 6/10
Tokenomics: 6/10
Risk: High
Long-Term Outlook: Rebuilt Layer 1 Infrastructure with Global Trade Potential but Significant Adoption and Token Inflation Challenges
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I particularly like three things.
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First, its transition to Move-based smart contracts.
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Second, its focus on global trade and tokenization.
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Third, its staking and transaction fee mechanisms.
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But two challenges remain.
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Real commercial adoption and sustainable token demand.
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For me, IOTA is a bet on global trade infrastructure moving on-chain.
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Not simply a bet on another Layer 1 cryptocurrency.
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Because businesses need trusted data.
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Global trade needs efficient infrastructure.
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And sustainable token value requires real economic demand.
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Save this for your long-term crypto watchlist.
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Which real-world infrastructure token has the biggest upside over the next five years?
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iota:native , hedera-hashgraph:native , algorand:native , or $VET?
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Drop your pick below. 👇
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