DMundoes

Of the world & of the word(s)

[Spencer Hakimian @SpencerHakimian]

🚨BREAKING: STOCKS LOSE ANOTHER $1 TRILLION DOLLARS AGAIN

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

In the mind all is good until I get mine not no more .....

[The New Statesman @NewStatesman]

THE NEW WORLD WAR by @Will___lloyd

As the fourth anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine approached last month, Zelensky inflated his rhetoric. He used the same formulation I had heard countless times from Ukrainians every time I visited. This was not a conflict between Ukraine and Russia any longer, if it had ever been that to begin with. These were, Zelensky told the BBC in February, the first years of the Third World War.

In the early weeks of the war, so many British citizens drove vans full of aid to the Polish border that Ben Wallace, then the defence secretary, had to ask with some tact that people send money instead. Clips of born-in-the-USSR Russian incompetence electrified social networks. No war ever seemed to cost so little. It generated a new, brief faith in ourselves, even in Boris Johnson. Our capabilities, our diplomacy, our technology, our sanctions packages, our intelligence services, our rules-based liberal order. We didn’t even have to fight. The Ukrainians would do that for us. Ukraine was a good war, a morally clean war, giving a precious gift to Europe’s leaders: meaning, valour, solemnity, glory.

That was not how it looked in Kyiv this winter, where the congealed violence of four years of war had transformed the country into something many in Europe no longer want to think about: a war of extermination fought between two militarised societies barely two days’ drive from Dover. The teams of men coldly eyeing their live feeds in bunkers, busily assassinating each other with drones, then posting the results online. The schools where children learned underground, as if they were surviving a nuclear winter. The old men and women who froze in their apartments and had to be cut out from them once their neighbours realised what had happened. The war had pulled the US and Europe apart, invented a whole new machinery of death, underlined our dependence on brutal petro-states, flooded this corner of Eastern Europe with several generations worth of weapons. A British official told me that Ukraine’s population, which had been estimated at just over 40 million in 2014, had shrunk to something like 20 million by 2025, significantly less than most estimates in the public domain.

I came to the war late, first visiting at the end of 2024. I witnessed Europe’s early hope and energy begin to curdle and move elsewhere: to Gaza and Greenland, Venezuela and now Iran. The world was a mess, expensive munitions for advanced air defence platforms were running low and needed everywhere from Kyiv to Tel Aviv to Abu Dhabi; Ukraine was not a front-page story anymore. The same image, the same blood, the same nation. Shrug. A terrible thing was happening somewhere far away.

A few days after I returned from Kyiv last month, Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu launched their war on Iran. Turkey, the keystone that sits directly between Ukraine and Iran, may yet be pulled into it. The vengeful Iranian Shaheds, so familiar to Ukrainians after four years of nightly terror, now rained down all over the Gulf. There were rumours that they were being mass-produced in China. Taken aback by the violent efficiency of the Iranian counterattack, Trump was demanding a Western armada enter the Gulf. War was spreading.

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

Xlr?? Where art thou

[Mason Nystrom @masonnystrom]

Solana is the becoming the stablecoin market leader.

Solana now leads all chains in adjusted stablecoin volume, according to @AlliumLabs — filtering out wash activity and CEX internal flows.

February market share:
Solana — 36%
Ethereum — 30%
Tron — 15%
Base — 11%

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

Leggo

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

Some very good news about engineering our cells vs cancer (accelerating the CAR).
A short thread
1. For background, a new 5★ review on cancer immunotherapy @Cancer_Cell
https://t.co/1Qz2rCs8I5

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

@WallStreetApes Are you … wait … did you bring Mexicans into this lol its called flour tortillas and make em miniature we definitely can and will adapt we don’t need your defense bud

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

Shutdown

[pourmecoffee @pourmecoffee]

Last night's aurora near Devils Tower, Wyoming. Beautiful!

[MarketWatch @MarketWatch]

Government shutdown is starting to look as if it could be the longest one ever https://t.co/AtB2wXsCmr

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

@Rothmus Says the guy profiting from others emotions by showing them other peoples lives personal situations okay bud

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

Gilded up age

[Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph]

⚡ MASSIVE: $BTC created 36 billionaires, 450 centi-millionaires, and 240K millionaires.

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

For the whole #chuleta

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

Jensen Huang on Nvidia’s $100B investment in OpenAI:

“I think OpenAI is going to be the next multi-trillion dollar hyperscale company.”

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

Parceeeero rico!

[Bloomberg @business]

Amazon has taken a stake in the Colombian delivery company Rappi, a strategic partnership that pairs the e-commerce giant’s retail and tech infrastructure with one of Latin America’s best-known last-mile delivery outfits https://t.co/lBjbfcJyCf

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

Not ever more important then pizza invented in the oven or chimney even ai agree 👍

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

“Are we in a phase where investors as a whole are overexcited about AI? My opinion is yes. Is AI the most important thing to happen in a very long time? My opinion is also yes,” he’s quoted as saying.

Read more: https://t.co/RyXf8EEdcI

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

Hella real about now

[Axios @axios]

JUST IN: Anna Wintour to step back from running Vogue U.S. https://t.co/AR2aq6US1t

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

It’s hot in here rn

[Axios @axios]

Hundreds of heat records set across U.S. this week https://t.co/cxPXsDk1iF

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

@flips4miles BTS

[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

A lot red to ma tos

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

Spring 2025 was the sunniest in the UK in over a century, according to data from the UK Met Office. The data calculates an average from numerous weather stations during the meteorological spring (March to May). Seven of the ten sunniest springs on record took place after 2000. Source: https://t.co/dxHW73RjvK

[Antonio Costa | IA @xetgepete]

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Aqui está a plataforma que desbloqueia TUDO 👇

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[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

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[DMundoes @DelMundoDJ]

@EconChrisClarke Gracia boss man