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[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

@CryptoGodJohn Just getting started

[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

@ThatNoob_666 Blue chip incoming 🚀

[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

@EricCryptoman 🔥🔥🔥

[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

She's saying she doesn't stink, not that she doesn't sweat. Eliminating toxins in the body and changing diet 100% can eliminate smelly armpits, among other benefits. It happened for me after detoxing and making other lifestyle changes..... and I had a physically demanding job, no lazy bones here.

[The Sigma Mindset @thesigmamindset]

Psychology trick to stop worrying (2 easy steps) ‼️‼️

[Metabolic Factor @MetabolicFactor]

The vagus nerve helps your body return to calm. 🧠🌿

📹: xavork

[a16z crypto @a16zcrypto]

17 things we're excited about for crypto in 2026...

1. Better, more clever onramps/ offramps for stablecoins

2. Thinking about tokenization of real world assets, and stablecoins, in a more crypto-native way

3. Stablecoins unlock the bank ledger upgrade cycle — and new payment scenarios

4. The internet becomes the bank

5. Wealth management for all

6. From know your customer (KYC) to ‘know your agent’ (KYA)

7. We’ll use AI for substantive research tasks

8. The invisible tax on the open web

9. Privacy will be the most important moat in crypto

10. The (near) future of messaging isn’t just quantum-resistant. It’s decentralized

11. ‘Secrets-as-a-service’

12. From ‘code is law’ to ‘spec is law’

13. Prediction markets go bigger, broader, and smarter

14. The rise of staked media

15. Crypto offers a new primitive for use beyond blockchains

16. Trading as a way station, not the last stop, for crypto businesses

17. Unleashing the full potential of blockchains… when legal architecture finally matches technical architecture

[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

@abu_crypto1 @CrypticTechApp #cryptic 🔥

[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

@CrypticTechApp Great to see! Looking forward to using the #cryptic app

[HustleBitch @HustleBitch_]

🚨 SOMEONE WITH JUST YOUR PHONE NUMBER CAN QUIETLY TRACK YOUR LIFE - AND YOU’LL NEVER SEE IT

A free tool just went public on GitHub that reportedly turns WhatsApp and Signal into silent tracking tools.

There’s no hacking involved, no message ever sent, and no notification to warn you - your phone simply responds on its own in the background, the same way it does dozens of times a day without you noticing.

The only visible sign is your battery draining faster than normal while the phone is idle.

From those background responses alone, someone can infer when you’re home, when you’re asleep, and when you leave, slowly building a map of your daily life without touching your device or ever alerting you.

Researchers warned companies about this more than a year ago, and it’s still believed to be exploitable.

If all someone needs is your phone number… what exactly does “encrypted” even mean anymore?

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇺🇸 MILLIONS OF KIDS ON ADHD PILLS END UP ON COCKTAILS OF PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS

7-year-old Danielle couldn't focus in class at her private school. Doctors put her on ADHD medication.

The pills made her agitated and angry, so they added Prozac. By her late 20s, she'd been on 14 different psychiatric medications.

She now lives with her parents, brain fog, and painful withdrawal symptoms she can't shake.

This pattern repeats itself thousands of times across America.

An analysis of Medicaid data shows kids prescribed ADHD medication are 5 times more likely to end up on multiple psychiatric drugs within 4 years.

1 in 5 children who start ADHD meds get additional prescriptions.

Over 4,400 kids ended up on 4 different psychiatric drugs simultaneously.

The problem compounds quickly. ADHD meds cause side effects like insomnia, anxiety, or aggression.

Instead of stopping the medication causing the problem, doctors prescribe more medications to manage the side effects.

Soon you've got a 6-year-old on an antipsychotic, a stimulant, and a blood pressure medication all at once.

The long-term effects of these drug combinations on developing brains? Nobody knows. The studies don't exist.

Pediatric guidelines say behavioral therapy should come first for young children, not medication.

But therapy appointments can take months or years to get, while schools threaten to expel kids who can't sit still.

Desperate parents accept pills because it's the only option available fast enough to keep their child in school.

Some of these kids aren't even ADHD. They've experienced trauma that gets misdiagnosed and medicated instead of addressed.

A 3-year-old in Tennessee cycled through 6 psychiatric medications before anyone questioned whether pills were the answer.

The pharmaceutical industry hasn't done long-term studies on what these drug cocktails do to children's brains.

They don't have to. The kids are the experiment.

And by the time we know the results, millions will have already been the test subjects.

Source: Wall Street Journal

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

Call it whatever you want, but when a person phases through a wall, that's teleportation to me.

Macroscopic quantum tunneling just won the Nobel Prize in Physics.

[Logos @Logos_network]

Can people create new worlds when the old ones stop serving them?

Logos co-founder @jarradhope_ joins us to explore the history of exit, exile, and access - and how blockchain communities are redefining what it means to opt out.

https://t.co/HsbtQBA0fu

[Sterlin Lujan @SterlinLujan]

I just spoke at one of the top spaces on X at the time. Somehwere in the neighborhood of 3k+ listeners.

It was a privacy-focused space, arranged by @SecretNetwork.

Clearly, privacy is assuming a new degree of importance in Web3. I see this as an overall good thing, but maturing also comes with a significant risk.

Let's discuss.

My primary concern is that with the mainstreaming and institutionalization of privacy, the crypto-anarchist message will gradually become diluted. Indeed, this is what is happening. Several speakers in the space were celebrating the desire to be AML and KYC compliant, fully embracing the broken regulatory frameworks. This is probably why Vitalik said, "Privacy is three-quarters of the way to becoming gentrified."

When the message that privacy should be tenuous and provisional becomes dominant, the privacy ecosystem can be hijacked by actors seeking to control the space, narrative, and development roadmaps.

What does this mean for us?

We should work to bring the crypto-anarchist message to as many people as possible. We must undertake a campaign of evangelism to promote the importance of a privacy-by-default, non-compromising position. If the narrative that privacy is always provisional gains sway, we lose ground to the gatekeepers and bureaucrats.

We have a mighty OG crypto-anarchic contingency that should maintain a strong voice as more of these forums and spaces for privacy emerge. I am a firm believer in the criticality of open dialogue. We can indeed continue to build privacy-centric, decentralized public goods. But if the center of our ecosystem gets commandeered by politicos, the mass of users will gravitate toward cucked protocols with backdoors for the alphabet soup agencies to exploit.

In this regard, standing up for privacy as a fundamental human right, with no room for compromise, is what will ensure our position receives a fair hearing as society transitions to a privacy-centric new orthodoxy.

I can certainly understand the desire to play nice, especially as the ecosystem grows, but playing into the hands of a maturing technocracy will only dwindle our power and efficacy. It is a Faustian bargain. This is essentially what happened to Bitcoin, almost verbatim.

Let's continue to ramp up our efforts, not only on the technical front but also on the advocacy side, as privacy begins to fall under the new Overton Window.

[HustleBitch @HustleBitch_]

🚨 A WOMAN JUST WENT VIRAL FOR TELLING MILLIONS TO STOP BUYING EVERYTHING - AND IT’S A DIRECT THREAT TO THE ENTIRE INFLUENCER ECONOMY

A TikToker dropped a 30-second “de-influencing” rant telling people that being normal is actually okay - and it’s hitting people harder than any haul, GRWM, or aesthetic trend.

She breaks it down fast:

• Keeping your phone until it actually breaks is normal
• Driving the same car for 10+ years is normal
• Packing lunch for work every day is normal
• Reusing gift bags is normal
• Wearing the same hoodie for years is normal
• Saying “no” to plans you can’t afford is normal

No flexing. No consumer traps.
Just honesty - on an app built on materialism.

The comments erupted:
• “She just saved me $500.”
• “New fear unlocked: she’s right.”
• “This is the ONLY influencer I trust.”
• “We’re so deep in capitalism we forgot normal existed.”
• “Underconsumption = the new rebellion.”

Brands hate this.
Influencers hate this.
Regular people LOVE it.

She didn’t just “de-influence”… she accidentally started a movement.

Is this the REAL beginning of the anti-influencer era or just another trend people will ignore next week?

[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

@benedtl Followed! Ben, you just restored my hope for Oregon! Thank you. I wish I had known about you during covid and all the dirty shenanigans that ensued. You have my support 100%🤝 Let's get our beautiful state on track

[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

@CrypticTechApp I get more bullish with each post! 🔥

[Naomi Brockwell priv/acc @naomibrockwell]

There are many people in power who say “Trust us,”
while quietly rewriting laws to spy on you without your knowledge.
That’s not trust. That’s betrayal.

[Guinevere @DragonessDeFi]

@Danethic Yes, absolutely! There's really no separation.