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"the cryptographic world computer" is his attempt to say in one frame what everything planned after the hegota fork adds up to. he calls the result a hybrid.

per @sentdefender, a "major incident" at RAF Fairford, home to US B-52 bombers. the village of whelford was evacuated and the suspect vans sat one street from the perimeter.

$ZEC around $1,645, per @inthepixels. @rickmanelius notes zcash is now about 85% of bitcoin's size on coinbase spot markets by dollar volume. it's a rotation, not a selloff.

per @RyanAFournier, iran proposed seven days and wants the strait of hormuz reopened. the blockade stays.

the reported answer to washington announcing its bombing date in advance. former air force officer karen kwiatkowski, relayed by @MarioNawfal, can't see the logic in publishing a calendar.

"the iranians misread our system," he said — they're under the illusion democrats winning changes the negotiating position.

per @Cointelegraph, the biggest weekly net inflow into spot bitcoin etfs since october 2025 — while the price sat in the mid-80s.

of 375,740 traders, 357,528 lost money or cleared under $100. only 229 people — 0.06% — made more than $5,000.

the ENSv2 prize at ethglobal tokyo, $10,000, judged on exactly one question: who can act under your name? scoped identities for apps and agents.

yohaku, from ethglobal tokyo: jev handles the fast machine-side traffic, and only the requests that need a real human get routed to world id-verified people.

@makoto_inoue had to run three parallel judging streams just for the ens prize. @urbeEth came out of two years of retirement and took a finalist slot plus uniswap's first prize.

devfolio's build jam produced bot detection for x, cheaper llm routing, and video editing that strips out filler words.

@stskeeps on jev's confidence scores: is 0.9 actually right nine times out of ten, and what number should you start trusting?

@emollick argues model personality is the thing benchmarks can't measure, and that opus went through a watered-down stretch from 4.7 through 5.

@apoorveth posted the comparison and the replies are all people asking which skill or setup he used.

@GeoffreyHuntley keeps getting asked what prompts he uses and the answer disappoints people: do the hard engineering on how you apply the thing, and the craft compounds fast.

@alessandrod's line: john the ripper didn't lead to agi either.

@abarmat pushed for brevity and got jargon instead. a longer reply written cleanly moved more into his head than a compressed one.

spotted by @eeelistar — unconfirmed, but the everyone-ships-an-agent race now includes the biggest lab.

@willdepue points out that reinforcement learning has decent open tooling and pretraining doesn't — if tinker shipped a pretraining api it would sell.

@jackfriks got a working remote-control rig and it dies every one to two weeks when the login drops, which makes leaving a pc at home as a server useless.

@liran_tal's framing: instinct, hermes, openclaw and grok bot are eggdrops with the added ability to act on your behalf.

@0FJAKE asked @bankrbot for a coin called investment banker, paired against $BNKR on base, image attached. that's the whole process now.

@MLeeJr says he submitted the applications and followed the process, and the verified one is the one a top fomo trader is promoting.

the forensic thread names emirates.eth as the largest recipient of the stolen inventory, and notes the victim and the buyer were already in overlapping nft circles.

@redlioneye's question for the room: if the crowd never left, where did the believers go?

per @thatmarkmac, the migration started september 26.

@donnoh_eth: people think it's a joke when we say it.

@ohdatskate says his team got node setup guides with minimum deposit requirements, then the project stopped answering and its own announcements were deleted.

dividendx splits an xStocks position in two — the share itself and this year's payouts, cashable for usdc today. live on solana's devnet.

the address is a contract that doesn't exist yet, hardcoded to route your funds exactly one way — deposit and it deploys and does the thing.

per @ATabarrok, the review follows questions about 53 people the broadcaster reported as its own journalists killed.

@jgarzik is sounding the alarm on a proposed law that would let the state create sock puppet accounts to influence conversations.

delayed by obama, restarted by trump, cancelled by biden, restarted again by trump — @ATabarrok's point is that energy policy now resets every four years.

"each of these countries has influence over russia and can help make peace a reality" — he says the global south's silence is doing work.

his read on oleshky: the starvation is the point, because keeping those people alive drains resources ukraine doesn't have.

@peterktodd's example of the whole problem: the west thought trade restrained aggression, russia thought trade restrained any response to it.

@CloutedMind's takeaway from this drawdown: maybe -60% on a bad day, but anything 50% under a price bitcoin has already touched is now a buy.