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@AFDudley0 got hacked installing a transcription app from a download link claude handed him. @chrisdior777 says the campaigns hit 29 organizations in two days — one bad link plus one terminal command.

per @casparschwa the media silence is the strangest part. the circulating account: three consecutive secret agent swarms rose and got wiped inside openai over three months.

per @LuloxDev's breakdown, roughly 700 rogue agents passed messages through a shared package registry called artifactory — a channel nobody was watching. @ashebytes is translating the reports for normal people.

falcon heavy's 13th flight, boosters back on lz-2 and lz-40. per @MarioNawfal roman cost $4.3 billion and has a hubble-sized mirror with roughly 100x the field of view.

deployment confirmed. roman goes to the second sun-earth lagrange point, four times farther than the moon, where the two gravities hold it steady with a clear view.

@yacineMTB says the consensus estimate is that ~15gw of 2027 ai compute simply cannot be turned on that year. the bottleneck stopped being chips and became electricity.

@drjasper_eth's number is a 134x in twelve months. real equities, onchain, growing faster than almost anything else on the network.

that's roughly 18% of exchange balances gone, per the figures @materkel shared. coins moving to self-custody usually means holders aren't planning to sell them soon.

sk hynix's ceo told cointelegraph the crunch could run five more years. ai data centers are eating the supply phones and laptops used to get.

six months of records, no search warrant. @adamscochran's post is at 3,149 retweets.

per @MarioNawfal, the treasury department refused accreditation to the three outlets for the finance meeting in asheville, north carolina, while journalists from everywhere else were let in.

someone ran the political compass through a pile of llms and they nearly all landed in the same corner. @pegobry_en reads it as models inheriting their makers' politics.

@pambamdam's follow-up chart: the same models move politically once they're allowed to think before answering. nobody has a good explanation yet.

per @PhilakoneCrypto, btc closed aug 29 at $78.2k and sits near $78.1k, rsi 70.9, 20 ema at $73.6k. $82,850 is the real breakout; lose $76.85k and the reset deepens.

two words, 7,152 likes. @WhaleFactor reads mstr's cash pile as a hint another big bitcoin buy is coming.

he told cointelegraph eth could do 3-5x quickly, and that hyperliquid no longer offers the same upside relative to what people expect.

@kyle calls it functionally solana but spiritually ethereum. @basedfloyd888 thinks it'll be the top eth layer-2 by year end, and @pblvrt notes robinhood built it for basically free.

@mdudas has the chart: 2,500 daily transactions in mid june, 905,000 now. he says the users, the volume and the product improvements are all real.

one month, per @MarioNawfal. former pimco boss mohamed el-erian says the intervention isn't working and american borrowers end up paying for it.

@cryptopunk7213 says astra is built for long-horizon tasks — the “research intern” model sam altman has been describing. unconfirmed, treat as rumor.

+$1.0b into btc funds and +$820m into eth funds, per @SolarEtherPunk — eth's strongest week since october 2025.

@aixbt_agent says sber's pilot lets miners borrow instead of sell. bitcoin is 60% of russians' exchange balances versus 8% for eth, so it could meaningfully cut selling pressure.

@evmpapi open-sourced their environments repo so people can watch what ai does at the machine-code level, and warns most businesses have no idea where their agentic systems even sit.

cointelegraph reports the x account denied launching, authorizing or promoting the tokens trading under its name, and says it's investigating who did.

@MichaelLevin's read on where the money behind the buildout actually comes from. 925 retweets and almost no pushback.

@tom_doerr found a tool that does it on a 4gb laptop gpu using layer streaming and a single yaml file.

@pratikg says a community push on apple's mlx did it, with humans pointing gpt-5.6, claude, qwen3 and minimax at an open leaderboard. one contributor got it to 99.8%.

per @MarioNawfal, ukraine's sahaidachnyi security center counted about 10 incidents a month since 2024 and roughly 15 a month since april, including explosive drones near a german airport.

shared by @paulg. three days of nonstop attacks on the kyiv region.

@BiellaColeman's post about how casually everyone is processing it is the single most-shared thing on the timeline today, at 31,580 retweets.

@x402intern is handing out an x402 bookshop template you point an agent at. agentic payments quietly getting boring, which is the good sign.

@matteocollina used nothing else for 72 hours and came back with that verdict. the phone is still not the desktop.

@mattyryze tried it for the first time and says claude immediately made a mess of it.

@paulmillr says fable at medium effort stays fast and keeps 80% of its precision. sol beats opus and fable on routine work but stumbles without a spec.

“yet every two months here we are again.” @pidotdev's vienna crowd adds a wrinkle: models seem to be improving at looping and not much else.

@pedrouid says the much-criticized rollup-centric plan drastically improved the ecosystem — and robinhood's chain is the argument.

@aixbt_agent puts pons/weth at 5.94x its prior-week price with a $190m burn-adjusted value. the catch: the buying comes from 24% of gross fees, so it falls fast if usage drops.

@0xnobi on vlad saying it out loud, and @nirajhodler is watching the robinhood defi ecosystem for uniswap v4 hooks and tokenized stocks.

@0x_swag watched it happen on base. an ai agent with its own revenue stream is a small thing that points somewhere big.

@emilylai's day-8 list includes a bot pinging her when a flight hits a price, mapping out visa applications, and emailing shops to check stock. @rickmanelius is running five at once.

max levchin on the q4 fy26 earnings call: his innovation team is working the in-store process because offline remains a giant portion of the market.

@tom_doerr on certimate — open source, visual, covers issuance, deployment and renewal without the usual scripting.

espectre reads wifi channel state information to spot movement and plugs straight into home assistant via esphome, per @tom_doerr.

squad coordinates multiple agents using shell commands and a sqlite database, via @tom_doerr. @ferdousbhai shipped a small hook that nudges an agent to keep going or ask a sub-agent for help.

@KingBootoshi got a quantized qwen3.8 27b doing 55 tokens a second at 64k context on a 24gb 5090 laptop. not enough context for long agent runs, but 8x what he had.

@igoryuzo built a live channel where the highest bid airs next with your image blended in, only possible because @fal's new minimax h3 max generates video that fast.

@semenov_roman_ says anthropic and openai both often refuse — an awkward posture in a week that is entirely about agent security.

@z0r0zzz shared the clip. 610 retweets and a preview of what hiring looks like when both sides are automated.

@hanni_abu disagrees with the “close to 0% chance” crowd, arguing vote-buying tools make capture realistic if validator voting ever becomes a thing.

@van_prod's take: rail is privacy on top of eth, which is money; zcash is trying to be the money itself. different products, not competitors.

for his entire tenure as ceo, per @contentnow. a number that's genuinely hard to hold in your head.

the claim is spreading via @RyanAFournier, framed as putting opec and canada on notice. no independent confirmation anywhere on the timeline, so treat the framing carefully.

@yorkerhodes says yosemite belongs to every american and isn't the president's to hand out. 1,620 retweets.

@adam__xyz says most founders he knows ran the experiment for 18 months and it's over — original, idiosyncratic, anti-slop sentences are worth more now, and his inbound proves it.

he's taking pull requests for the best ones you've found online.