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claude fable 5.1 and mythos 5.1, pitched as the most advanced models for coding and knowledge work. the announcement got retweeted past 6,800 by morning.

first transfer agent overhaul since the 1980s, per laurashin. transfer agents are the choke point forcing tokenized stocks into workarounds; lukaweb3 reads it as the sec calling congress's bluff instead of waiting on the clarity act.

per drwasho, astra's card says it meets the 'critical cybersecurity capability threshold'. kelseytuoc adds it uses an opaque reasoning setup, so more of the thinking stays hidden.

jarrodwatts expects both grok 4.7 and openai's astra inside two weeks, which would put three frontier models on the board in a fortnight.

g20 finance chiefs committed to 'clear pathways' for digital assets and formally called the sector a source of growth, per laurashin and cointelegraph.

commerce secretary lutnick told cnbc the companies already know they're coming. polymarket flagged a new round under consideration.

danielvf clocks inference at 200k gas and a full training step around 340k, including loading and storing every weight. keonehd credits mip-8 for keeping the data on the same disk page.

wyostable's frnt adopted chainlink proof of reserve, becoming the first stablecoin from a us public entity with verified reserve data onchain — past what the genius act asks for.

1inch joined blockchain association and stand with crypto pushing signatures for the clarity act ahead of the vote.

rekthq counts 2.985 billion tac gone from its bonded-token pool, via the same underflow bug that hit mantra chain.

caitlinlong_ passes along two unconfirmed reports: jack henry 'attacked', and 153 million american drivers' licenses leaked.

jensen huang urged countries to avoid rules built on 'theoretical harms', per polymarket.

shazow lists five options, from running raw on your machine to fully cloud-abstracted. 0xdoug says a session is just a lightweight completion history, so move that instead of the compute. drakeevans just wants containers on his workstation.

islandhunting clocks it at a steady 40 mgas/s with mainnet still usable, which is the rollup-centric roadmap doing exactly what it said.

the new creator grant program is aimed at independent creators already posting about base, its ecosystem and its builders.

therealchaseeb posted the cumulative number across the ecosystem.

islandhunting's read — that the mostly graceful wind-down of ef preeminence will look like a key turning point for ethereum — drew 36 retweets and basically no pushback.

us spot btc etfs saw -$236.5m on september 1, per marshallhayner, after flipping green briefly.

global broad money hit $150t in june, up $10.7t year over year — the ninth straight quarter of 7%+ growth, per cointelegraph.

noahpinion points at today's official data: factory construction kept declining as chips act projects finish and ira projects wind through.

a 4,444-piece collection on robinhood chain became the wrapper, per unchained.

nftmerchant noticed the pairs; it's a different base currency for the whole casino.

materkel's count, all on a single day, because you still need eth to transact there.

remixpoint now holds roughly 1,506 btc and nothing else, per aixbt. the ¥878.8m of proceeds went into corporate liquidity, so it didn't even add btc demand.

capital b is buying up to 376 btc, which would make it europe's second-largest listed corporate holder, per coindesk.

per lookonchain, relayed by cointelegraph.

colingplatt's levered callable capital went live with a $15m initial cap on usdc and usdt deposits.

parisrouz is asking germany for feedback first.

two categories, one matching pool, applications close september 10.

printer_brrr's numbers: $16.8k on v1, over a million on v2.

bridge powers it and it's on by default in the api, per sternhenri.

larry0x would self-host an openbao vault and give the agent a read key scoped to exactly the secrets it needs, with a log of who read what and when.

the 90-day window to move to arbitrum one has closed. nova goes into a minimized state with developer and user support deprioritized.

alexanderfisher says it reads as pure propaganda on vaccines specifically, and it changed how he trusts the rest of its answers.

the vote to renew the monitoring panel is september 17, with france holding the security council presidency, per marionawfal.

bessent: 'we know who you are... if we have to, we will put you out of business.' pakistan already said it isn't obliged to go along, per marionawfal.

yorkerhodes flagged the ruling, and separately that tarrant county voted 3-2 to close 92 election day polling places 63 days out.

former cia analyst larry johnson says the military is being served ahead of the domestic economy, per marionawfal.

androolloyd shared the announcement: alex karp leading the round.

tom brown, speaking at the g20 technology summit, said he expects capability gains to continue 'very rapidly'.

petergyang is running a prompt audit across all his skills to strip redundancies and rules fable 5.1 no longer needs.

dzhohola hit the session cap immediately, and reckons gpt-5.6 still wins on cost per task.

emollick ran his drowned neo-gothic tower prompt through fable 5.1 to line it up against fable 5 and everything before.

deepfates: 'are they releasing astra today? feels like sol is nerfed.'

zeroknowledgefm rounds up google's homomorphic encryption for private ai, zkpassport live on taceo, sp1 settlement coming to arbitrum, and miden's prifi stack.

developer_dao's recap of the third frames breakout call: ethrex is launching permissioned frames, with more to come.

defi_dad is loudly buying, arguing the fundamentals under eth haven't moved with the price.

materkel says turning bridged eth into productive capital is exactly the flywheel etherex was built for.

slowmist flagged gebproxyactions: the quitsystem function doesn't check who's calling it.

thedaoking's chart broke it down by country and did big numbers.

alpha_pls says sweeping the recent daily lows near 75.5k and reclaiming would be the bullish version; the 200-day sits around 69.5k.

yigitduman says it's not a picture of one, it's the actual machine, and almost everybody missed it.

techgirl1908 shares the argument that the value only shows up when you compose several of them — otherwise just use an api.

tom_doerr points at runnable jupyter notebooks for each technique.

bankrbot's take: x402 works for monetizing mint access, either a fixed price or usage-based.

0xcarnation's version, and it traveled a long way past japanese twitter.

felirami filmed it against object recognition and it does something.