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Immersed in a state of flow, as described by the great Psychologist Csรญkszentmihรกlyi, every day feels surreal to me even though I work 24/7 on the project.
In particular, when such a project is guided by the visionary, upright, and right-curved brain @gametheorizing ๐ง , our journey takes on an even more remarkable dimension. It's not just work; it's a privilege and an honor. A chance to contribute to something monumental.
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@gametheorizing@max_enhanced Never thought that the world would increasingly come be divided in what I call the purists and the syntheticists.
Happening in many areas like gemstones, food and agriculture, AI, and like in your post, file, in sports.
Clearly doing the opposite of what #Trump says has been paying handsomely for a while now.
But, don't be greedy, midterms are around the corner and the bottom leg of the K-shaped economy ain't happy, especially when going out for lunch or dinner has become a luxury for so many!
Unless this moves the needle on $LIT price (which currently doesn't), it's a bit disingenuous to flex the buybacks.
Especially given the fact that they aren't burned and are destined to be re-intrroduced in circulating supply vis-a-vis rewards.
Come on team, I know you can do better than that...! ๐ฏ
@ajey_eth Problem is they are not burning them.
My guess is that the team will reshuffle and reintroduce them back to circulating supply in the form of rewards.
A bit disappointing...
RFK Jr: "A Democratic senator claimed it's mathematically impossible to have a drug drop by 600%. I said, 'Well, if the drug was $100 and it raises to $600, that would be a 600% rise. If it drops from $600 to $100, that's a 600% savings.'"
Trump: "Right"
Oopsies...
They meant to keep it secret, but a simple packaging mistake on a public download site exposed over 500,000 lines of their internal code.
No customer data was leaked, but everyone can now see exactly how it works, including hidden features and safety tricks.
Why it matters? These AI "agents" are the future of work. A silly human error just handed competitors (and curious tinkerers) the full blueprint.
Even funnier? The leaked code includes a special "Undercover Mode" designed to stop the AI from accidentally revealing secret Anthropic stuff... while a human at the company just did exactly that.
Again, everyone hates #uncertainty, which is President Trump's middle name.
Paradoxically, it is the thing that is keeping markets afloat. If we knew that the conflict would end in 3 months then everything would tank.
Rather, given President Trump's mercurial nature and unpredictability, everyone is thinking "What if it ends next week cos we know things will rip when it does?"
..."what if" is what is holding everything together.
Q: "Why didn't you tell U.S. alliesโฆabout the war before attacking Iran?"
President Trump: "We wanted surprise. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?"
@AvgJoesCrypto Predictable incentives work until they stop. Apart from a few other things, people should not know when they will get them if you are to have sustainable TVL.
Two weeks into the war with Iran and these are the things I see:
Everyone is watching oil prices. Fair. But thatโs just the first domino.
Higher oil prices mean Russia earns more even on discounted exports to India and China.
Shipping insurance in the Gulf spikes. Tankers reroute. Global supply chains slow quietly.
And the Gulf countries, strong allies of the West, see the US promise of safety and stability challenged.
Energy shocks then move into places people rarely think about:
-Natural gas drives fertilizer production and this in turn drives food prices. Thatโs why oil shocks often show up months later in grocery bills.
-Energy and shipping disruptions also raise costs across manufacturing, including semiconductor supply chains.
-And central banks face the worst combination: inflation rising again while growth slows.
Wars in energy regions rarely stay local. They ripple through food, finance, technology, and geopolitics.
I spent 100 hours over the past week researching, writing and editing the piece we just put out.
Itโs a scenario, not a prediction like most of our work. But it was rigorously constructed, dismissing it outright requires the kind of intellectual laziness that tends to get expensive.
And weโve released it for free. Hopefully you enjoy it.
https://t.co/YK8E11GcDU