Neil's 10 Rules for Bitcoin Miners
1. Always be able to pay your OpEx without cashing in your #Bitcoin💱
2. Bitcoin mining is not for everyone.💎👐
3. Everyone is a noob unless they prove otherwise🤓
4. Never listen to people who make unprompted price predictions📉
Jack Dorsey: "Everything you think you own is actually just a lease from the government when they have a monopoly on violence, because they can seize your property at any time."
I was here before Bitcoin mining was profitable and I will still be here if its not. You can change your names. You can change your titles. You can't change the fact that Bitcoin was the key to your success.
If you dont get it, I dont have time to convince you, sorry. 😏
Neil's 10 Rules for Bitcoin Miners
1. Always be able to pay your OpEx without cashing in your #Bitcoin💱
2. Bitcoin mining is not for everyone.💎👐
3. Everyone is a noob unless they prove otherwise🤓
4. Never listen to people who make unprompted price predictions📉
Should we worry about Bitcoin's security budget? I won't worry unless miner revenue drops epoch over epoch.
1st epoch: $0B
2nd epoch: $2B
3rd epoch: $16B
4th epoch: $46B
5th epoch: $27B so far
We're on track for miners to earn slightly more revenue than in epoch 4.
@LarryChiang@VinodSharma10x It created a real mess for them and their new users. The command clawdbot and moltbot are not interchangeable. The name change had a huge impact on the installation process. Took me hours to get running but regardless of the flaws the technology is 🤯 (Linux FTW)
Clawdbot became one of the hottest AI tools overnight.
Yesterday, it went through every founder's nightmare.
All in 24 hours.
First, Anthropic sent a trademark claim.
The name "Clawd" was too similar to "Claude."
They rebranded it to Molt.
But during the rename, the founder made a critical mistake.
Between releasing the old name and claiming the new one, Crypto scammers grabbed both the GitHub organization and the X handle.
10 seconds. That is all it took.
These scammers then used the hijacked accounts to start pumping fake $CLAWD tokens to tens of thousands of followers.
The token hit $16 million market cap before people realized it was a scam.
Meanwhile, security researchers found vulnerabilities.
- API keys, bot tokens, OAuth secrets all accessible.
- Hundreds of publicly exposed instances.
- Full conversation histories visible.
- Prompt injection via email.
All of this in 24 hours.
One oversight.
One mistake.
One gap.
That is all it takes.
A hundred times every day I remind myself that my inner and outer life are based on the labors of other men, living and dead, and that I must exert myself in order to give in the same measure as I have received and am still receiving.
-- A. Einstein (1879-1955)