This is the same species that hunted and gathered on the African savanna with stone tools not so long ago.
Now four members of their species are tracing a breathtaking path across the heavens, reaching over 250,000 miles from their grasslands.
What curiosity does to a species.
Happy to share the slides from my talk at the CBER CtCe Conference last week, where I explain my work over the past 3 years about how we can go from
x*y = k
to
AMMs are effectively options clearinghouses
1/33 slides
The real crypto cycle is this:
1) A few people preach BTC Dominance and talk about good ways to invest in crypto long-term.
2) Altcoin gurus that promise alt season each and every day mock anyone who does not buy into their shitcoin narrative and tells them to "have fun staying poor."
3) BTC.D goes higher
4) The same gurus then act like they are the victims and go on emotional tirades on X and on youtube trying to get people on their side. They claim that the "toxic BTC maxis" are "dancing on their graves."
The "toxic BTC maxis" learned the hard way once upon a time, and most are just trying to help others see the light.
Don't shill shitcoins and then act like a victim anytime they drop.
Altcoins are like penny stocks. Most go to zero. It is quite literally a shitcoin casino. If you are going to use your platform to promote gambling on shitcoins, don't get offended when the casino takes your money.
Own it, self-reflect, learn from your mistakes, and move on.
Thought experiment: If you could travel back in time with your phone and an LLM, who’s the earliest person in history who might actually understand what it is - and how to train it?
Probably Augustin-Louis Cauchy (1789–1857). Here's why.
Cauchy had a deep understanding of calculus and even introduced the method of steepest descent - a way to minimize functions by following their gradients - back in 1847. That’s a direct conceptual ancestor of today’s gradient descent, essential to modern deep learning.
Even though matrix theory was still emerging - Arthur Cayley would only publish “A Memoir on the Theory of Matrices” in 1858 - Cauchy was already working with determinants and linear systems. That gave him a kind of proto-linear algebra, enough to intuitively grasp the mechanics of backpropagation and weight updates.
He slept, he mumbled incomprehensible shit for no reason, he had no idea about markets. Still, there goes the best damned president the crypto market ever had.
Think about this:
AlphaFold (AI) fundamentally solved the tertiary protein folding problem in 2020. That breakthrough unlocked drug designs so precise they maximize intended effects and minimize side effects. It’s 2025 now, and AI has grown orders of magnitude more powerful since then.
If you don’t think we’re on the verge of truly revolutionary drugs across nearly all disease categories in the coming years… why not?
The revolution in medicine seems practically inevitable at this point. Do you agree?
Introducing the Osmosis MCP server. 🧪👨🔬
No more fumbling around the UI. View balances and execute swaps right inside of Claude, Cursor or any other MCP client.
View balances:
Since I keep having this discussion lately, I wrote an in-depth post about why Quantum Computing will take much longer than many pretend it will, debunking a lot of the current misleading hype/information on the topic: https://t.co/nR862A8opJ
50% increase in an imaginary number is still an imaginary number + I ❤️ U
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