Benni

[Matthias Schmidt @eurofounder]

Netherlands just announced a new 120% wealth tax

It will apply to the ultra-rich who earn above €150k per year

So if you make €200k, you pay €60k on the €50k above the threshold

Dutch officials explained it is to "discourage wealth hoarding behaviour"

So beautifuly said

Finally someone in Europe has the moral spine to put an end this selfish accumulation of wealth

No human being should make over €150k a year

It is a vulgar and borderline pornographic amount

I hope more EU countries will adopt this progressive legislation

This is why Europe is, and always will be, light years ahead of America

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

The United States has spent EIGHT TRILLION DOLLARS fighting and policing in the Middle East. Thousands of our Great Soldiers have died or been badly wounded. Millions of people have died on the other side. GOING INTO THE MIDDLE EAST IS THE WORST DECISION EVER MADE.....

[Benni @KampertRobin]

https://t.co/JrDHwXNOnF

We are Maëlle (27) and Robin (31) and we would like to take care of a 6ha land with a simple house, where we can live with nature in the backyard. And foremost, we want our future children (very much desired) to learn from our land together with us.

[MW4Liberty @MW4Liberty]

Well this is awkward…

[Bernie Sanders @BernieSanders]

Trump said we had to attack Iran because we can‘t allow it “to have a nuclear weapon.” Really?

This is the same president who, in June, said: “Iran’s nuclear facilities have been obliterated.”

Vietnam. Iraq. Iran. Another lie. Another war.

[Mohit Chauhan @unmutemohit]

Putin: 73 years old
Trump: 79 years old
Xi Jinping: 72 years old
Khamenei: 86 years old
Netanyahu: 76 years old
Narendra Modi: 75 years old

All these leaders have lived their lives and are now destroying world peace and the future of coming generations.

The world needs young leaders.

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@Crypto_peet @IncomeSharks @CrypticTrades_ It was at greed. Just not extreme greed

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@HalibutCrypto Why antisemitic? Be nice

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@Tenkacrypto @Route2FI Move to "Openeden Combined" in a TAB at the top of the screen. You will see that TBILL and USDO combined add up to 500m

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@BickerinBrattle Quoting the most undemocratic and EU-hostile politician in Europe..

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@GCrypto768 @benjamincowen Yep! Impressive!

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@bassem_youssef9 Thanks for pointing that out. This cannot be emphasized enough

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@marko_pohlo @avotoast @CottenIO He explains in a presentation on the scrypted youtube channel. He is mentioning 4 other people with experience in the industry

[Johnny @empyrealdev]

I wanted to take the opportunity to explain what makes Simulacrum different from a lot of projects that have been popping up that we're getting compared to. Most of the ones I've seen have minimal documentation on how they work, but we can safely infer that most of them are centralized executors running your tweets through an LLM to translate them into transactions that they execute on your behalf.

Simulacrum, on the other hand, is a framework for adding account abstraction to arbitrary public identity based social networks. For example, you can add account abstraction to X. Tweets are indexed, attestations are gathered for the tweet, and they are submitted to an onchain synthetic blockchain to be assembled into blocks for execution.

This is in sharp contrast with a centralized executor that runs your request through an LLM and translates it to a transaction. This would lack self-custody and introduces the same problem we saw with a lot of the telegram bots, where it ends up being a team controlling a bunch of wallets and you're blindly trusting them to do the right thing.

With Simulacrum, no command can be executed unless it was tweeted. Likewise, anyone can submit a command onchain to be indexed once they have gotten attestations to its validity. To compare us to a custodial solution where a bot manages your wallet for you is a false comparison.

What does this all mean? Simulacrum is not a centralized, trusted executor. It is a synthetic blockchain that enables trustless execution of offchain intents submitted via arbitrary, publicly verifiable sources. This is important. Centralized companies can be compromised, they can be closed. Decentralization is a security feature, and an important one at that.

P.S. We will add natural language based execution, but we will be doing this in a way where it's not just a centralized executor. We wanted to give ample time for people to familiarize with the core concept before we introduced natural language. As many of you know, it's very easy to convert unstructured data to structured data using a language model. So establishing a structured command format is essential to making a platform that plays nicely with natural language. The groundwork we have done was essential to maintain the trustless nature of the platform as we continue to enhance its capabilities.

[Mukhtar @I_amMukhtar]

The guy Elon Musk is talking about is a Nazi who was behind the Telegram account that was inciting the riots and encouraging people to target Mosqueses. He had a copy of Hitler's Mein Kampf.

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@TravisBloom @empyrealdev @Sw1ft_K11L @FloBro__ @CrypToMyLouWolf @EmpyrealSDK @SimulacrumAI @Simmi_IO Great constructive Feedback!
Thanks!

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@rtadragon @RevestFinance He is still a part and never was apart. Check the discord ;)

[Benni @KampertRobin]

@RevestFinance This thing in the background.. This hourglass kind of thing. Could that be hinting towards things that were discussed in the community call?