@BullishTimes_ The scary part isn't the bug.
It's that AI found an infinite-money exploit that human auditors missed for four years.
Crypto security just entered a new era.
@BullishTimes_ AI safety is a real concern.
But when a company raises $65B, races to a $1T valuation, and then asks everyone else to slow down, people are naturally going to question the timing.
The message may be genuine. The optics are terrible.
Anthropic just begged the world to stop building AI. 🚨
The company — valued at nearly $1 trillion after raising $65B — published internal data this week showing Claude now writes over 80% of its production code. That's up from single digits in early 2025. Their engineers ship 8× more code per quarter than they did between 2021 and 2024. Claude achieves 52× optimisation speedups on complex tasks.
And it gets wilder. Open-ended engineering task success rates jumped from 26% to 76% in just six months. That's not incremental improvement — that's a phase change. Anthropic says recursive self-improvement — AI building its own successor — could arrive within two years.
So what's their solution? A globally coordinated pause on frontier AI development. Verifiable agreements between the US, China, and allies to slow everything down before it spirals.
Sounds noble. Except for the timing.
Anthropic just filed for IPO. They've raised $65B. They're approaching a $1T valuation. David Sacks called it regulatory capture dressed as altruism — and he's not wrong. You don't build the fastest AI on Earth, raise more capital than most countries' GDP, file to go public, and then tell everyone else to stop.
This isn't safety. It's the biggest "pull up the ladder" move in tech history. The fox isn't guarding the henhouse — it built the henhouse, ate the hens, and is now writing the food safety regulations.
@BullishTimes_ This is why blindly following influencers is a dangerous game. Tweets can be bullish, but wallets tell the real story. Always do your own research and manage your risk.
Hayes predicted $150 HYPE. 72 hours later, he dumped $18M of it and rotated into Worldcoin — a token ZachXBT called a scam. The audacity is the product. 🎭 #defiendelopúblico
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Andrew Left just got 13 fraud convictions. Crypto should pay attention.
The Citron Research founder ran a $21M tweet-and-trade scheme for five years — publish inflammatory takes, secretly trade the other side, tip off hedge funds before hitting "post."
Sound familiar? It should. Crypto's paid shillers do this every single day. The difference? Left is facing 25 years. They're still posting.
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@BullishTimes_ This isn't just a lawsuit against OpenAI. It's a test of whether AI executives can be held personally responsible for what their products do. That's the real story here.
Michael Saylor just did the one thing Bitcoin maximalists said would never happen.
He sold.
After years of preaching "never sell your Bitcoin", the most famous HODL narrative in crypto may finally be over. 💀
The reaction has been exactly as chaotic as you'd expect.
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@BullishTimes_ It's not the 32 BTC that matters. It's the fact that the guy who spent years preaching "never sell" finally sold. Once a rule gets broken, people start wondering where the line really is.
@BullishTimes_ This story gets more ridiculous with every sentence. A 25-year-old running a criminal empire with corrupt cops as muscle sounds like something straight out of a movie.
A 25-year-old called himself "The Godfather" from his Bel Air mansion. He hired corrupt sheriff's deputies as enforcers and orchestrated a kidnapping linked to a $245M Bitcoin heist. Adam Iza just pleaded guilty. 🧵👇
@BullishTimes_ The real issue isn't the price being down 84%. Plenty of projects have survived worse drawdowns.
The real issue is whether users begin questioning the chain's reliability during periods of stress.
@BullishTimes_ The industry spends a lot of time focusing on TVL, adoption, and innovation.
But stories like this show that long-term trust is still going to be won or lost on reliability.
OpenAI and Apple were supposed to dominate the AI era together.
Now the $6.5B partnership is reportedly collapsing into legal threats, broken promises and a full-scale power struggle over the future of AI devices. 💀
This is no longer a partnership.
It’s an AI cold war.
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@BullishTimes_ This is pretty alarming. Prediction markets were supposed to forecast events, not become a backdoor for insider trading on wars, politics, and private lives🤦.