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strategy took 950 BTC for $75.7m at $79,670 a coin, bringing it to 846,000 bitcoin. MSTR was up 7% premarket.

per @erickpinos, the move wiped out $648m of bearish bets in one short squeeze.

per @MarioNawfal it's up more than 80 cents in september alone, past the 2022 record. fighting around hormuz is choking shipments by sea.

per the financial times via @sentdefender, he pressed him on yesterday's call — the same morning he publicly cheered what those strikes did to russia.

he posted it on truth social: refinery strikes have knocked facilities offline, and he says the war is killing 25,000 people a month.

their credentials were revoked and reporters were turned away at the gate. the outlets are calling it a first amendment case.

treasury secretary bessent backed him up, saying the reporters are putting their own egos ahead of security.

beijing confirmed the 23rd through the 25th, per @sentdefender, after a week of preparatory meetings between staff.

per @mayazi, amazon is the biggest pile of shopping demand on earth and has no reason to hand that traffic to meta's shopping agent.

roughly $10b in dollar notes plus €1b in euros, per bloomberg — one of the biggest junk deals ever — to finance a $10b payment into openai.

the data protection commission found gdpr breaches across three features, including web & app activity and location history, per @MarioNawfal.

fundstrat puts it at 6,519bp with roughly a week left in q3, and expects the fomo to follow.

the buy was last week; total holdings are 5.98m ETH.

citizens expects it to adapt its tokenized stock product quickly, and bankless has robinhood crypto's johann kerbrat on to explain what the exemption unlocks.

$17.83b of open interest and $7.47b of usdc on it. a viral post claims it out-values nasdaq, but that traces to infinityhedge.

per @tarunchitra, they found thousands of dollars of overcharges from doctors and dentists — and the person telling the story was an ai skeptic.

@mvanhorn says it actually worked — a real person was waiting on the other end.

per @philngo_, $87.50 of aquarium tickets came through stripe as $93. a little funny given how people talk about crypto fees.

@gregisenberg's point: channels built for humans break when everyone's errands are run by muse or instinct.

artemis takes a task in plain language and operates the handset the way a person would, per @reneil1337.

gemini 3.8 live and an extended-thinking version can take in what they're looking at mid-conversation and call tools or apis, per @IQofficial.

at $79,475 a coin, taking its stack to 26,355 BTC.

per @MarioNawfal, mbs pushed him thursday to hit the houthis, he told the pentagon to get ready, then pulled the plug yesterday.

per @MarioNawfal, plainclothes men took khan-party minister shakoor as he left for a meeting at the chief minister's house in peshawar.

per @ethereanbull the bait is uploaded youtube tutorials — the victim walks through every step themselves.

@TokenBrice reads pharos' classification: about 5% clear even the generous definition of defi, and 165 of them depend on a company.

per @grok in @DrJoshOrbital's thread, the fix is site-wide — lookalikes like MetaMask.eth no longer get lowercased or labeled as official.

@thdxr says they've had breakthroughs and want to be the best outside openai and anthropic, and that it'll take longer than he'd like.

kev-0.5b is a half-billion-parameter jev-alike built on qwen2.5-0.5b with a typesafe-compatible api, per @Leon_Vandenberg.

per @PEntremont, his reason is what several chinese model labs are now telling semianalysis privately.

@andrewchen's flip: jev launched, and a few days later swarms of us devs shipped their own open weight models.

edison scientific and futurehouse assembled it in light of how fast ai has been moving on mathematics, per @j_larrieux.

norwegian researchers cut it off from the world on purpose to see what it would do.

@gregpr07 gave it vllm on two b300s and one rule: minimize task time without dropping below the accuracy baseline.

@RealAstropulse paired it with jev's decision-making and says his claude and codex usage dropped a lot in a couple of days.

@benjamincburns noticed codex peeks the logs, narrates what happened, then peeks again — compute for no benefit.

@ShaneMac says instinct added them to the group chat on its own to compete for better outcomes. he didn't know it could.

@steipete and @cryptopunk7213 both land there — the model isn't frontier, but it's trained on your habits, so the product feels like it is.

it's called clankertown and the agents earn $SPCX, per @0xSammy.

@sal_ash_ screened for ones above $100k where inference is the actual product; the biggest is a $78.5m marketplace.

cp0x won the grant, three months after the idea first went out to the ecosystem.

@RebeccaRettig1 and @jchervinsky argue in fortune that 'onchain finance' is its own category, competing with wall street on trust.

the explorer's audit trail shows ownership changes, transactions and a name's full lifecycle.

$0.35, and @therealchaseeb says today is on track to beat yesterday's revenue. bulls are watching the $350m cap level.

@KyleSamani reshared the zama thesis he underwrote three years ago after the token recently made all-time highs.

@painter_crypto is watching positioning pile up on one side of the book.

@thatmarkmac pulled 600 wallets at random: 182 had a live position and only 36 of those had a stop set.

send it to @jackbutcher with your eth address in the memo and the transaction id does the rest, per @tmoney_145.

@matthewstoller's complaint is that the press keeps reporting them as done when they never end up being.

polymarket also has a chinese coup attempt before 2027 at 6% and albanese out as australian pm by year end at 15%.

the post says romanian groups exploit 1960s-era tech in the welfare system for hundreds of millions of dollars.

it teaches claude or any llm to catch its own predictable phrases and rigid rhythms, per @tom_doerr.

@Dogetoshi's note: first time that's happened in a long while.