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Holy shit this worked well Shoutout to so many friendly faces from these last few years 🫶
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ā€œThe internet was once a library and they turned it into a storeā€ Damn
Saw someone say, ā€œThe internet was once a library and they turned it into a store,ā€ and if you’re young I don’t think you can imagine how different the web used to be.
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This is a scary thought, and probably true AI from a couple of years ago looked primitive compared to what we have today
JUST IN: Google CEO declares today's AI will look as ā€œprimitive as a flip phoneā€ in just 3 years.
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If you want to feel depressed go back and read the comments on tweets from a few years ago I miss when most comments were from humans and not bots
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Intellectual obesity is an excellent term and encapsulates something I’ve been thinking about for years What junk and ultra processed food is doing to our bodies, junk content is doing to our minds
Intellectual obesity is what happens when you consume too much and produce too little.
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Intellectual obesity is an excellent term and encapsulates something I’ve been thinking about for years What junk and ultra processed food is doing to our bodies, junk content is doing to our minds
Intellectual obesity is what happens when you consume too much and produce too little.
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Over the weekend I’ve been digging deeper into Mezzanine and am growing increasingly more bullish. I’ve deposited 10k+ of my own funds into the protocol and it’s earning an excellent yield + generating points which I suspect will become quite valuable too in due time. A bunch of reasons why I am bullish: 1) The founder, @phtevenstrong, is a true OG in the defi space and has been around for years. He knows how to find the best yields and put together innovative strategies and find edges in places others don’t think to look. He has a great reputation and a lot of connections in the space. 2) This isn’t some app that has been vibe-coded over a weekend, the first public post was made back in February (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/phtevenstrong/status/2…), and they’ve been building in public all year. 3) The tranches mechanism of allowing users to choose their own risk profile is genuinely interesting, and when coupled with tapping into RWAs for yield generation creates an opportunity not found anywhere else on the market. 4) It’s early with only ~$5m TVL and one vault so your points per capital deployed ratio is going to be very high. I suspect the TVL is going to grow rapidly as more people discover the platform and more vaults are deployed. I believe they’re aiming for 2-3 per month. 5) It has some people I really respect as seed investors, like @rektdiomedes who said it’s the first seed investment he’s made in three years (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/rektdiomedes/status/21…) 6) They can explain where the yield is coming from and are hyper transparent about everything, see this post to understand how they’re generating yield for their first vault, The Hastra Optimizer (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/mezzanine_fi/status/21…) Yes I partnered with them to help spread the word and will receive some compensation for the whole deal, but I have partnered with many projects over the years and there aren’t that many that I am going and putting 5 figures of my own funds into (more than I’m receiving for our partnership) purely because I think it’s a great protocol and opportunity. With Mezzanine I think it’s a great opportunity. It’s not without risks ofc, like anything in defi, so please dyor too and only put in funds that you’re comfortable with and that are appropriate for your portfolio and risk profile. But I really do recommend checking them out and at least keeping them on your radar. I suspect we’ll be hearing a lot more about Mezzanine in the coming months. This is another post I found which I think offers a really balanced and good perspective, and is also worth reading for those wanting to learn more: xitter.twitterapi.xyz/definikos/status/21187…. If you want to sign up, you can use my ref link and you’ll earn a 10% bonus on any points you generate (and I will get a 10% bonus as well): app.mezz.finance/ref?code=ZE…
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When I got into crypto this is what our ā€œKOLsā€ were, and we damn sure didn’t call them fucking KOLs We went from Andreas to Ansem 😭
A man spent years teaching people about Bitcoin, but when he admitted he wasn't rich from it, one of Bitcoin's biggest figures mocked him. What happened next made him a millionaire. > Andreas Antonopoulos had been educating people about Bitcoin since 2012. > He wrote books, gave hundreds of talks and helped thousands of people understand Bitcoin. > But there was one thing he didn't have, a massive Bitcoin fortune. > In December 2017, Roger Ver, popularly known as Bitcoin Jesus, questioned why Andreas hadn't become rich from Bitcoin despite being an early advocate. > Andreas replied that he had actually bought Bitcoin early. > But in 2013, he sold his holdings to pay rent and support his family. > He had spent years working on Bitcoin without a steady income and couldn't afford to keep holding. > That response changed everything. > Bitcoin supporters began sharing his donation address, encouraging people who had benefited from his work to give something back. > Within three days, hundreds of donations had poured in. > One person sent 79 bitcoin:native, while another donation was worth $1.2 MILLION at the time. > By December 8, Andreas had received approximately 102 bitcoin:native worth $1.6 MILLION at the time. > At today's Bitcoin price, those 102 bitcoin:native would be worth approximately $7.5 MILLION. > Andreas was so overwhelmed that he described reading the messages with tears in his eyes. > He had spent years helping people discover Bitcoin and when the community found out he wasn't wealthy, they sent him a fortune.
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this is an insane rise in just six years
18-29 year-olds living with a parent: 2019: 37% 2022: 43% 2025: 49%
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Great overview on @mezzanine_fi. I’m not sponsored but I’ve learned a lot from @phtevenstrong ā€˜s YouTube channel. Another great example of how domain expertise allows you to build great products.
Over the weekend I’ve been digging deeper into Mezzanine and am growing increasingly more bullish. I’ve deposited 10k+ of my own funds into the protocol and it’s earning an excellent yield + generating points which I suspect will become quite valuable too in due time. A bunch of reasons why I am bullish: 1) The founder, @phtevenstrong, is a true OG in the defi space and has been around for years. He knows how to find the best yields and put together innovative strategies and find edges in places others don’t think to look. He has a great reputation and a lot of connections in the space. 2) This isn’t some app that has been vibe-coded over a weekend, the first public post was made back in February (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/phtevenstrong/status/2…), and they’ve been building in public all year. 3) The tranches mechanism of allowing users to choose their own risk profile is genuinely interesting, and when coupled with tapping into RWAs for yield generation creates an opportunity not found anywhere else on the market. 4) It’s early with only ~$5m TVL and one vault so your points per capital deployed ratio is going to be very high. I suspect the TVL is going to grow rapidly as more people discover the platform and more vaults are deployed. I believe they’re aiming for 2-3 per month. 5) It has some people I really respect as seed investors, like @rektdiomedes who said it’s the first seed investment he’s made in three years (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/rektdiomedes/status/21…) 6) They can explain where the yield is coming from and are hyper transparent about everything, see this post to understand how they’re generating yield for their first vault, The Hastra Optimizer (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/mezzanine_fi/status/21…) Yes I partnered with them to help spread the word and will receive some compensation for the whole deal, but I have partnered with many projects over the years and there aren’t that many that I am going and putting 5 figures of my own funds into (more than I’m receiving for our partnership) purely because I think it’s a great protocol and opportunity. With Mezzanine I think it’s a great opportunity. It’s not without risks ofc, like anything in defi, so please dyor too and only put in funds that you’re comfortable with and that are appropriate for your portfolio and risk profile. But I really do recommend checking them out and at least keeping them on your radar. I suspect we’ll be hearing a lot more about Mezzanine in the coming months. This is another post I found which I think offers a really balanced and good perspective, and is also worth reading for those wanting to learn more: xitter.twitterapi.xyz/definikos/status/21187…. If you want to sign up, you can use my ref link and you’ll earn a 10% bonus on any points you generate (and I will get a 10% bonus as well): app.mezz.finance/ref?code=ZE…
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Over the weekend I’ve been digging deeper into Mezzanine and am growing increasingly more bullish. I’ve deposited 10k+ of my own funds into the protocol and it’s earning an excellent yield + generating points which I suspect will become quite valuable too in due time. A bunch of reasons why I am bullish: 1) The founder, @phtevenstrong, is a true OG in the defi space and has been around for years. He knows how to find the best yields and put together innovative strategies and find edges in places others don’t think to look. He has a great reputation and a lot of connections in the space. 2) This isn’t some app that has been vibe-coded over a weekend, the first public post was made back in February (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/phtevenstrong/status/2…), and they’ve been building in public all year. 3) The tranches mechanism of allowing users to choose their own risk profile is genuinely interesting, and when coupled with tapping into RWAs for yield generation creates an opportunity not found anywhere else on the market. 4) It’s early with only ~$5m TVL and one vault so your points per capital deployed ratio is going to be very high. I suspect the TVL is going to grow rapidly as more people discover the platform and more vaults are deployed. I believe they’re aiming for 2-3 per month. 5) It has some people I really respect as seed investors, like @rektdiomedes who said it’s the first seed investment he’s made in three years (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/rektdiomedes/status/21…) 6) They can explain where the yield is coming from and are hyper transparent about everything, see this post to understand how they’re generating yield for their first vault, The Hastra Optimizer (xitter.twitterapi.xyz/mezzanine_fi/status/21…) Yes I partnered with them to help spread the word and will receive some compensation for the whole deal, but I have partnered with many projects over the years and there aren’t that many that I am going and putting 5 figures of my own funds into (more than I’m receiving for our partnership) purely because I think it’s a great protocol and opportunity. With Mezzanine I think it’s a great opportunity. It’s not without risks ofc, like anything in defi, so please dyor too and only put in funds that you’re comfortable with and that are appropriate for your portfolio and risk profile. But I really do recommend checking them out and at least keeping them on your radar. I suspect we’ll be hearing a lot more about Mezzanine in the coming months. This is another post I found which I think offers a really balanced and good perspective, and is also worth reading for those wanting to learn more: xitter.twitterapi.xyz/definikos/status/21187…. If you want to sign up, you can use my ref link and you’ll earn a 10% bonus on any points you generate (and I will get a 10% bonus as well): app.mezz.finance/ref?code=ZE…
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Signal boosting bc Stats is awesome and this is an incredibly valuable and generous offer for those that might be in need of it šŸ‘‡
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ZenecašŸ”® retweeted
The @pocketpad_io experience is different, it's meant not to feel like crypto. ERC-8426. New crypto, is simple crypto. This surface area allows for that. The surface area allows for SO much. As we explore simplicity in Crypto UX/UI. I still want to layout the actual tech 🧵
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When I got into crypto this is what our ā€œKOLsā€ were, and we damn sure didn’t call them fucking KOLs We went from Andreas to Ansem 😭
A man spent years teaching people about Bitcoin, but when he admitted he wasn't rich from it, one of Bitcoin's biggest figures mocked him. What happened next made him a millionaire. > Andreas Antonopoulos had been educating people about Bitcoin since 2012. > He wrote books, gave hundreds of talks and helped thousands of people understand Bitcoin. > But there was one thing he didn't have, a massive Bitcoin fortune. > In December 2017, Roger Ver, popularly known as Bitcoin Jesus, questioned why Andreas hadn't become rich from Bitcoin despite being an early advocate. > Andreas replied that he had actually bought Bitcoin early. > But in 2013, he sold his holdings to pay rent and support his family. > He had spent years working on Bitcoin without a steady income and couldn't afford to keep holding. > That response changed everything. > Bitcoin supporters began sharing his donation address, encouraging people who had benefited from his work to give something back. > Within three days, hundreds of donations had poured in. > One person sent 79 bitcoin:native, while another donation was worth $1.2 MILLION at the time. > By December 8, Andreas had received approximately 102 bitcoin:native worth $1.6 MILLION at the time. > At today's Bitcoin price, those 102 bitcoin:native would be worth approximately $7.5 MILLION. > Andreas was so overwhelmed that he described reading the messages with tears in his eyes. > He had spent years helping people discover Bitcoin and when the community found out he wasn't wealthy, they sent him a fortune.
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ZenecašŸ”® retweeted
there’s a lot of truth to this ā€œdoing nothingā€ is an exaggeration ofc bc boomers in general worked v hard but the general sentiment is directionally correct the hyper gamblification and dopaminization of everything is absolutely obliterating the minds of the younger generations
young people are basically gambling everything they have for a chance to get what boomers did by doing nothing
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ZenecašŸ”® retweeted
Market crashing, alts bleeding, scammers out in full force, engagement down, sentiment down, volume down, everything down The easy and default thing to do is stick your head in the sand, but real fortunes are made by working hard and turning up in difficult times
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there’s a lot of truth to this ā€œdoing nothingā€ is an exaggeration ofc bc boomers in general worked v hard but the general sentiment is directionally correct the hyper gamblification and dopaminization of everything is absolutely obliterating the minds of the younger generations
young people are basically gambling everything they have for a chance to get what boomers did by doing nothing
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the affair rally begins lol
BREAKING: Nasdaq 100 futures erase all losses and turn green as investors buy the dip after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a Chinese spy. The Nasdaq just lost -$250 billion and added +$300 billion all within 7 minutes of the market's initial reaction to the news.
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Market crashing, alts bleeding, scammers out in full force, engagement down, sentiment down, volume down, everything down The easy and default thing to do is stick your head in the sand, but real fortunes are made by working hard and turning up in difficult times
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