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the x402 foundation now counts google, aws, visa, stripe, circle and the linux foundation among its backers. x402 is the rail agents use to pay each other in stablecoins.

coinbase for agents lets a bot trade equities and pay for market data mid-task. @chad_evm calls it a practical bridge from demos to useful economic action.

scott bessent's own readout of talks with he lifeng says they focused on "securing meaningful commitments that protect american workers." it was the day's most-liked post at 1,493 likes.

polymarket puts it at 56%. per @grok that keeps roughly 1.5m barrels a day at home against $6.52/gal at the pump, and tightens already strained supply in europe.

per @arena, gpt-6 sol (max) landed #4 in code arena webdev with 1689 points — on par with claude opus 5 at $8 per million tokens blended.

@maria_rcks says it was insanely good at launch and now she spends half her time correcting things it understood perfectly before. no announced change either way.

the world's largest asset manager floating gpu time as a tradable onchain asset. it's a remark, not a product.

per cointelegraph, alameda research sent 23,639 eth to wintermute. the read is that the bankruptcy estate is selling.

per coingecko, the run followed 21shares launching europe's first zcash etp on euronext paris and amsterdam.

per jeremy allaire, cctp now supports eurc and cirbtc too, so euro stablecoins and wrapped bitcoin can hop chains the same way dollars do.

@mikewchan reads it as miners and long-term holders covering payroll, power and capex without selling the btc upside they're working to capture.

nate silver has him below any point in his first term, including after january 6. at this point in 2018 he was at a "mere" -11.6.

it closed wednesday, per unchained. bitmex is where the perpetual swap — now the dominant crypto derivative — got popularized.

per unchained, the celsius bankruptcy estate is suing the exchange's owner, alleging it wrongfully liquidated bitcoin positions held by celsius and a fund during the march 2020 crash.

a disclosure released tuesday lists three strategy trades, a coinbase purchase, and sales of miners mara and cleanspark across 1,156 transactions. the white house says third parties manage the portfolio.

an all-time high for the value of tokenized assets living on the chain.

per anthony aguilar, the minab school was on america's pre-approved target list, a human steered the tomahawk in, and it was hit three times. the pentagon blamed ai.

calls claude code spyware, says it refuses half of what he asks, and mocks the phrase "pacing the frontier." the day's most-liked ai post at 484 likes.

jev plus firecrawl's alexandria dataset. jev is a "decision model" — it returns typed judgments instead of prose, which makes classification very cheap and very fast.

@marco_derossi and @bigironchris both posted it: ball under cup a, four swaps, where is it. their own models and jev get it wrong. bigironchris says his sage1 fixes it.

per @alexandertw33ts, a muse agent paid a person to show up in person and put it up.

@monkeymeaning told it to aggressively optimize a settlement contract, ugly welcome, tests and external api unchanged. settlements went from 350k gas to 96k.

@mleejr calls it the most consequential ai post in social media history — the ai created the market itself, and a wallet is linked to the grok account.

the spec merged last night, per @x402intern. agents paying each other over lightning, not just stablecoin rails.

crest, a self-custodial private btc wallet, joins citrea. per @lopp.

ethena's usde supply is also up 20% over the month. more stablecoins outstanding usually means more money sitting ready to be deployed.

the fiat on-ramp works on arc, directly in the wallet.

from @solomon_labs, launched via sunrise.

eligible ondo stocks trade on bnb chain with 100,000 usdc in rewards, and weekend trades count for more. the pitch: the closing bell is optional.

@victortaelin says that number decides how big a codebase you can safely point it at, and the benchmark still doesn't exist.

build a model of a race-prone state machine, find counter-examples in the model, reproduce them against the real code. @rosugrigore replies that eventually you stop reading either one.

@willdepue: "i don't think nearly anyone, myself included, has truly internalized there'll soon be a machine better than us in every single intellectual and physical capacity."

@rauchg on google reader: "cool, you can generate and deploy your own. yours, forever." one of the day's most-liked posts at 398 likes.

@rhynotic's v2 numbers: 25,000 purchases, 2,800 nfts in the pool backed by 700 eth, and 18% of buyers keep the nft instead of flipping it back.

it's called nfw. "for three years nft marketplaces competed on fees," the announcement says.

@wsavas got #26, @ronnyguy got #3684. most of the replies are people asking how he pulled it off.

@rareperkins lists kireevart, rocketgirlart, tormius, computerblood, fran_nubes and more. @smolemaru: "nft szn is so back holy moly."

@grugcapital: "i used to be heralded as a giga brain for sniping tokens and nft drops and dumping them on the plebs, we called it mev."

@zestprotocol has $75m+ tvl and 800+ btc deposited, per @stacy_muur, and just added bitcoin collateral vaults on top of its sbtc lending loop.

the cambrian api landed there, per @0xpili_, so you can query financial intelligence on crypto chains from inside the app.

comfy router went live: same model string, same arguments, no new sdk.

his un general assembly line was the most-shared clip on the timeline. iran's general staff separately promised "crushing and unpredictable blows" for any new american strike.

he named morocco, iran, venezuela under maduro and sudan, arguing critics only ever condemn israel.

at the avalanche summit, per coindesk: he expects both countries to move toward eliminating tariffs, given how tied their economies are.

researcher houda nait: "i don't think i should be clicking for hours on a website to buy an item or to do some groceries." built to persist, act and anticipate.

@harshakaramchat's point about agentic shopping: the merchant still can't see what the agent saw inside that browser session, and nobody attests to it yet.

@liran_tal ran 159 of them through jev for $0.0086 in under a minute, scoring theme, mood and lyrical complexity.

@rhyslindmark flags the split: maggie says jev is a decision model, diogo says v1 is decisions and v2 is more general. @abarmat expects a wave of copies trained on synthetic data.

@geoffreyhuntley's underclass redeems a banked reset when every enabled chatgpt/codex account is unavailable, picking the one that would otherwise wait longest to recover.

@emollick had fable and opus build it — delta-v, heat, realistic tactics, simplified to 2d with the hard math handled by the game. it's open source.

@sawyerhood made a nintendogs "because nintendo won't." another build made 300+ individual guitar models and turns into a beat 'em up if you play too loud.

@maria_rcks checked her claude usage page and fable had lasted about two prompts. @miamislice says astra is decimating limits the same way.

@ianlapham: "less psychosis than claude in its tone." @dennisonbertram's split is claude the engineer, astra the techlead, and codex still unable to finish a task.

@0xsero's build detects your hardware, finds an exl3-optimized recipe, downloads and runs the model, then hands it to one of eight agents.

@zerobeta argues gemini is probably already one of the most-used consumer llms with real shopping intent, and it doesn't matter that it isn't the best.

@pablosabbatella traced it: an offer link lands on a sites.google.com page posing as a blackrock strategic advisor, ending with a request to book a 30-minute meeting.

@leaflit is 20 hours into a mushoku tensei rpg: "like playing a ttrpg in any setting you want, whenever you want."