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jim cramer's words, clipped by @Polymarket. @elliotrades' tally: ai stocks collapsing, cpi came in hot, oil up only, rates unpredictable.

still over $80k through the whole selloff. @Skylinee reads $90k as the next target and doesn't expect $60k again anytime soon.

anthropic gave claude mythos 5 only plain-language descriptions of what each circuit must compute. sometimes an order of magnitude better; @Gemini put one case at 17x fewer steps.

deutsche bank is launching a custody service, per the report @materkel passed along.

dxap opened to outside agents — plug in claude code, codex or hermes and it feeds them x posts, news and market data. three clicks, per @DXRGai.

the schwab crypto rollout is complete, so all clients can now buy eth itself rather than something that tracks it.

he says units bought in singapore and germany had spy hardware inside. ledger says its authenticity check can't spot implants, and ties no theft to devices from its channels.

katie zacharia is out, per the new york times and time. her first briefing ended after 14 minutes and three questions. @unicorn: "one-third of a scaramucci."

@openstandard's ousd, charted by @eco. most of it sits on tempo ($529m), then ethereum ($125m), base ($91m) and solana ($79m).

the ethereum community foundation credits formal verification — proving the code correct with math — for letting the pace go up without the bug count following.

he credits suction and active control surfaces, both banned in f1. today's demo had the car driving upside down on a hot wheels ramp. @bengold's review: "the dumbest shit ever."

a rare kind word across that particular aisle, clipped by @Polymarket.

inyo wired usdc into visa direct, so the businesses it serves can fund payouts in near real time instead of waiting on bank funding windows.

@LeonWaidmann: eth on exchanges is down to ~13.5% of supply and still falling, btc is ~16.6% and rising. the eth is going into staking instead.

@LeonWaidmann's read: the venues want control over who can trade and in what order first. whether the liquidity ever moves to open rails is the open question.

the seeker app bundles the solana dapp store and a wallet, and ledger's new atom device adds anti-tampering parts. awkward week for that word.

growtendril scans your market, scores customers and creators, scouts influencers and writes campaign briefs. no subscription — every service paid per use.

their case is that early bull markets never feel bullish: 2023 ran seven months sideways with two 17% bitcoin drawdowns inside it.

a column of o7 replies under his post — @0xfoobar, @avichal, @0x_Osprey — crediting him with getting the seal security group started. reads like a handoff, not an incident.

the charges are kidnapping and torture, and other israeli officials are named alongside katz.

@RyanAFournier wants a presidential medal of freedom for kaylub giamanco. trump: "as bad as it was, we had a great hero that went in and did the business."

@0xjlv's point in the argument that followed: the laws were already on the books.

a grand jury is looking at her family's immigration records and her sister was subpoenaed, per @RyanAFournier.

"i wasn't hiring her to be a lawyer." he talked about her loyalty instead, per @MarioNawfal.

@bcherny says claude code review runs on all of his prs and catches almost every bug before merge — part of why the team ships fast without dropping quality.

@bcherny says claude slides replaced his old routine of googling "iphone frame svg".

@thedanigrant: one request is a single word, the next is 400 pages, so batching breaks and gpu memory gets messy. that's the job an engine like vllm does.

mert of helius on threadguy's panel, per @yasu0x1: tail risk in crypto is binary, you survive or go to zero, and cryptography is what holds.

googlc and nvdac are live on pendle, paying swap fees plus pendle incentives and $20k in usdc rewards on top.

@PredragGruevski: the back of the milestone shirt is the final line of the chain-of-thought from the solution.

the generated model on globallaserbox's website, he says, "looks awfully familiar."

"regulators, industry and operators," in his words, plus a network of dedicated systems built out over that time.

real-time, with the smoke simulated in niagara fluids.

@pegobry_en's read: it's easy to bolt motors on both ends of an ev and juice the stats, so rwd suggests somebody cares how it actually drives.

addy osmani's line, boosted by @aakashgupta: a decent model with a great harness consistently beats a great model with a bad one.

midudev's set, flagged by @trevin: one shows your 5-hour and weekly usage with time to reset, another queues the prompt you type next.

@trevin: acpx hands an agent your other subscriptions, so it can reach across model families mid-task.

@dcbuilder's argument: any one of them should have triggered immediate deregulation there. none did.

@dampedspring reads today's treasury dealer questionnaire that way: if they'd wanted to pump ahead of the vote, they could have, and didn't.

@trent_vanepps: security, 100% uptime, client diversity and censorship resistance were never up for trade, and the plan is to double down and still accelerate.

@trent_vanepps calls it the most underexplored piece of tech the ecosystem already has sitting there.

@Param_eth's toy: launch it, flip it upside down, fly it.

hiresyncly, per @drained99 — an ai team built to take on $1 jobs.