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Crypto since 2012. AI since 2023.

[watch @Malade2024]

@KeithSingery Actually, the wallet has lost US$ 40,000 as the TAO depreciated. So the friend would have done better if he hadn't invested. Or he would have had more TAO he had bought today.

[watch @Malade2024]

@KeithSingery Actually, the wallet has lost US$ 40,000 as the TAO depreciated. So the friend would have done better if he hadn't invested. Or he would have had more TAO he had bought today.

[Millie Marconi @MillieMarconnni]

This is really wild.

A 20 year old interviewed 12 AI researchers from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.

They all use the same 10 prompts and you've probably never seen them.

Not the ones on X. Not the "mega prompts." Not what courses teach.

These are the prompts that actually ship frontier AI products.

Here's the prompts you can steal right now:

[Akshay 🚀 @akshay_pachaar]

https://t.co/TdpoOI1mqJ

[Donk Media ♻️™ @donkoclock]

Who Agrees that Alex Pretti was executed in Minneapolis today. 🖐️

[Punisher ττ @CryptoZPunisher]

Bittensor >> $TAO

#Transparency

Doxxed owner or not?

I’m currently researching the owners of subnets, mainly through LinkedIn, and I’m adding the relevant links to Magellan in order to better inform the community and investors.

This work directly follows the SN67 scam/rug
a brutal reminder, but a necessary one.

On my side, I’ve made a clear and deliberate decision:

👉 I will no longer write content about subnets whose owner’s identity I do not know.

It is, of course, the teams’ freedom to remain anonymous.

But it is just as much my freedom to raise a red flag on a subnet and state it clearly.
👉 Informing is not attacking.
👉 Transparency protects the ecosystem.

The work is ongoing on Magellan and will be updated as the research progresses.

Magellan
➡️https://t.co/rm698HO8ZW

[Mark Jeffrey @markjeffrey]

Hash Rate - Ep 131: Deep Dive on $TAO Emissions, Injections and the Halvening
🧙 Guest: @mcjkula

There's a LOT of confusion about exactly how Bittensor injects liquidity, emits tokens, and even adjusts the rules based on certain conditions -- and what will happen at the TAO halvening.

We sort it -- with expert help from Maciej Kula:

00:00 Introduction and Setup
01:11 Emissions v. Injections
04:46 Liquidity Pools and Emission Dynamics
10:07 Impact of Halving on Emissions
14:04 Who Gets What And Why And When
22:24 Root Stakers and Alpha Holders
29:39 APY and Alpha Holder Dynamics
34:28 The Impact of Halving on Subnets
35:54 Dilution and Its Effects on Investors
38:25 The Halving Mechanism Explained
42:23 Recycling
50:11 Market Dynamics and Root APY

[MASTR @MastrXYZ]

This will probably cost me hundreds of followers, but I am done with billionaires and couchfuckers like @JDVance pretending they know what is best for ordinary people.

Dear Americans. Your enemy is not Europe or Canada.

Your enemy is the powerful corporations, strong centralisation and billionaires who can do whatever they want and shape your entire life without your consent and without you even being aware of it.

Please read to the end before commenting with hate and anger.

As someone who has travelled extensively, lived in the United States and works with Americans on my team, I have noticed something on this platform since Musk and Trump and his "team" of couch lovers and alcoholic billionaires gained influence.

There is an enormous rise in hostility and ignorance toward anyone who is not American.
There are reasons for this.
And I want to break it down once and for all.

What most people in crypto refuse to see is this:
The same psychological traps that destroy traders in the micro-casino of crypto are the exact traps that destroy entire societies in the macro-casino of geopolitics and media.

In crypto, gamblers fall for hype, shills and illusions.
In society, citizens fall for narratives engineered by billionaires who control their information flow.

The small version ruins your portfolio.
The big version ruins your country.

And what is already a danger in crypto becomes far more catastrophic when it scales to media power, national politics and cultural influence.

Now let us go deeper into the comparison that some Americans hate hearing.

The United States is not less regulated than europe.
It is hyper-regulated.

Just not by democratic governments.
It is regulated by billionaires, private corporations and unaccountable lobby networks that write the laws behind closed doors.

And these private lobbies control almost everything:

• the pharmaceutical lobby controls drug prices
• the health insurance lobby controls access to care
• the gun lobby controls firearm laws
• the fossil fuel lobby controls energy policy
• the food and agriculture lobby controls what Americans eat
• the telecom lobby controls internet pricing and quality
• the real estate lobby controls zoning and housing policy
• the Wall Street lobby controls banking and finance laws
• the tech lobby controls digital privacy and data ownership
• the prison lobby controls sentencing laws
• the defense lobby controls foreign policy
• the education lobby controls student debt structures

This is private rule!

And look at the results.
Look at the facts.
Look at the rot.

The US health care system is a global embarrassment.
OECD data shows Americans pay more for health than any developed country yet live shorter lives than Europeans.
Maternal mortality is higher than in any other advanced countries.
A single ambulance ride can bankrupt a family.
Life expectancy is declining.

This does not happen in Germany, Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, Italy or Scandinavia.
They have universal health care.
They have functioning systems.
They treat health as a public right, not a corporate revenue stream.
Preventive care is accessible.
Emergency care is not a financial catastrophe.
People trust the system because it works.

And it is not only Europe.
Look at South Korea.
Look at Japan.
Look at Singapore.
Look at Australia and New Zealand.
Look at Canada.
All of them have far better health outcomes than the US at a fraction of the cost.

Transport is a slow motion collapse.
No high speed rail.
Crumbling infrastructure.
Bridges classified as structurally deficient.
Roads built for car dependency, not mobility.
Most major cities have public transit comparable to developing nations.

China built more than forty thousand kilometres of high speed rail.
Japan’s Shinkansen is fifty years old and safer than American flights.
South Korea has world class high speed networks.
France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Austria and the United Kingdom have advanced rail systems.

Meanwhile the US cannot build a rail line between two major cities because private lobbies block everything.

Education is a generational catastrophe.
Forty million Americans trapped in student debt.
The average borrower takes twenty years to pay it off.
American universities charge tuition that would be illegal price gouging in Europe.

Meanwhile Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Norway, Denmark and Finland and any developey country offer university for free or almost free.
South Korea and Japan subsidise education heavily.
Canada provides far more affordable degrees.

Housing?
Europe has tenant protections, social housing models and regulated rents.
Japan has extremely low homelessness rates.
South Korea has controlled rental markets.
Australia and New Zealand regulate investor abuse.
Canada restricts foreign ownership in real estate.
Italy maintains strong protections for families and tenants.

The US meanwhile allows institutional investors to buy entire neighbourhoods and rent them back to the population at inflated prices.
Homelessness in major US cities resembles humanitarian crises, not a developed nation.

Crime and incarceration?
The US imprisons more people than any country on Earth.

More than authoritarian states.

More than anyone else in percentage!

More than regimes Americans call unfree.

Private prisons lobby for harsher sentencing because prisoners are revenue.
Simple as that.

Europe focuses on rehabilitation.
Japan has extremely low crime and recidivism.
South Korea invests in social stability and education.
Italy reduces crime through community systems and strong family networks.

And now we reach one of the darkest, most shocking differences of all.
Something the rest of the world sees with disbelief.

School shootings and the gun lobby.

For the entire world outside America it is unbelievable to hear that freedom and safety supposedly mean “every idiot can own a firearm”.
The rest of the developed world sees this as madness.
Not culture.
Not tradition.
Madness.

Japan has about 0.02 gun deaths per 100000 people. The United States sits at around 4 to 5. That is more than 200 times higher.

South Korea is the same story: roughly 0.02 to 0.03 versus America’s multihundred multiplication.

Singapore records basically zero gun murders in a typical year. Zero.

Australia passed one reform package in 1996 and mass shootings stopped. Not reduced. Stopped.

Western Europe stays in the 0.2 range. Massive below the US, which remains the only developed country where children are more likely to die by gunfire than in car accidents.

Yes. Right.

These are not cultural differences.
These are statistical warnings.
Most of the developed world has low gun violence because firearms are regulated as dangerous tools, not toys for the insecure and there is no billionaires fighting to sell more weapons to any idiot.

Meanwhile the US experiences school shootings with such frequency that children practice lockdown drills instead of normal childhood.

The gun lobby tells them this is freedom.

The rest of the world sees a society that has normalised avoidable slaughter.

Is this cultural difference?
Yes.
And cultural differences are fine.
Nobody expects all countries to be identical.

But it is also an example of how a society can be conditioned to believe something is freedom when it is actually systemic dysfunction engineered by powerful groups for profit.

And here is another point some americans do not want to hear:
A strong state is not socialism.
Functional regulation is not communism.
Democracy is not tyranny.

European states, Japan, South Korea, Australia and Canada prove that a government can be strong, democratic and protective without being authoritarian.

Strong states protect citizens from corporations.
Weak states sacrifice citizens to corporations.

And here is my criticism of Europe:
Europe relied far too heavily on the United States as a partner.
For decades the alliance was shaped by nostalgia and historical loyalty.

It took a repeatedly bankrupt showman with a trail of scandals to expose that written commitments and diplomatic promises mean nothing when billionaires control everything.

Europe trusted the United States far longer than was rational, and it took chaos to reveal how fragile that trust really was.

Now here is the part that needs to be stated brutally.

On X, massive anti Europe and anti rest of the world propaganda has been pushed since Musk and Trump took over.
It intensified under Trump.
It accelerated under Musk.
And it is not organic.
It is algorithmic amplification of narratives that benefit billionaires.

Why?

Because Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and Italy all regulate billionaires.
They enforce consumer rights.
They tax wealth.
They restrict monopolies.
They push digital privacy.
They fine abusive tech giants.
They protect public institutions.
They refuse to let oligarchs write policy.

These regions are the villain on this platform
not because they are failing
but because they threaten billionaire influence.

Americans are taught to hate Europe and other advanced nations
because those nations prove that a functioning society is possible
without corporate control dictating every aspect of life.

Now let us talk about freedom.

Many Americans think freedom means I can say whatever I want.
No.
That is the lowest form of freedom.
The most superficial.
The easiest.

Real freedom is the ability to live a normal life without being destroyed by the system.

Freedom is health care you can afford.
Freedom is education that does not trap you in debt.
Freedom is transport that does not force you into poverty.
Freedom is a society where being sick is not a financial death sentence.
Freedom is being able to have children without the fear of bankruptcy or gun violence.
Freedom is knowing your future is not controlled by the corporation that owns your insurance.

Europe, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Canada, Singapore all understand this.
They build systems around human well-being, not corporate profit.

And yet on X, these nations are mocked, dismissed or painted as unfree.

Why?
Because the people who own the platform benefit from a public that thinks democracy is the enemy
and billionaire control is the natural order.

Crypto teaches you how predators operate.
America atm teaches you what happens when predators run society.
And X shows you how narratives are engineered to keep it that way.

That is the truth. This is the american way many choose. It's ok, but don't tell others how to do it. Stop the ignorance.

[Andy ττ @bittingthembits]

The $TAO halving is days away the real event is what that does to Dynamic $TAO and subnet liquidity.

I am watching subnet liquidity, miner behavior, and which teams can survive in a world where emissions are no longer generous.

$TAO does not just appear in wallets, it is streamed into subnet pools, paired with alpha, and used as working capital for the entire network.

Cut that flow in half overnight and we can expect to see:

• Order books on subnet tokens get thinner
• Slippage explodes for miners trying to sell alpha for $TAO
• Margins compress on weaker subnets
• Capital rotates hard into the strongest, real demand subnets

Some subnets will pass this test.
This is where real ones get proven.

People are watching the $TAO price.

The halving doesn’t just supply cut.

It is the first real stress test of the Bittensor economy.

$TAO

[MASTR @MastrXYZ]

This is not crypto related but to me worth posting.

Elon Musk and X likely took a developer’s idea in the worst possible way.

A developer named Selo @seloesque built x-graphs, a viral tool that ranked X interactions based on impressions and engagement.

Users loved it and he even walked xAI through the full architecture during 3 interviews.

Right after those interviews he was rejected, told to move to the paid X API, pushed to reveal his full data pipeline and then hit with a real cease and desist letter from X.

He shut everything down overnight.

11 days later Elon Musk announced a new X feature that ranks your following timeline using Grok.

The timing is wild and the whole situation looks like they extracted his ideas, killed his product with a C and D and then released their own version.

tldr:

build a powerful interaction ranking tool
positive xAI interviews
share architecture and data methods to xAI
get rejected
get a cease and desist letter from X
forced shutdown
11 days later Elon launches something almost similar

Form your own opinion.

by $MASTR crypto project

[Tony Severino, CMT @TonySeverinoCMT]

This is absolutely fascinating

Top chart is Bitcoin 3W since 2013 in an uptrend channel w/ a wave 3 overthrow

Bottom chart is Bitcoin 3D since 2023 in an uptrend channel w/ a wave 3 overthrow

Every top and bottom is in sync and price even turns bullish/bearish and/or passes through the median around the same times

Tops are precisely synchronized, but why?

[James ❤️ τ68 @HungNgu76442123]

Burning Miner Emission issue.
If I am an investor to any #Bittensor #subnet alpha tokens,
I'd not stake my precious $TAO into those subnets which the teams chose to burn [major part of] their own miner emissions instead of exploring win-win solutions to develop better and better TAO-stake-attractive product.
Burning miner emission [in major portion] is equivalent Stopping the incentive mechanism as well as Ceasing the project development. Because no #miner would come to work and compete for them anymore.
This is part of the natural selection process that happenning in Bittensor ecosystem at present.
Weaklings will be closing down.
May the Best teams survive and thrive.

Ps, credited to: https://t.co/hwA6a1ZnYC

[watch @Malade2024]

@sobczak_mariusz I'd like to join the group. I dabble in on-chain analysis. Give me three or four posts from an account with 'I bought/sold' and I'll tell you the associated wallet address.

[micah @CabronElBufon]

https://t.co/uyLjpwIZ55

[mert @mert]

wait this video is insane lmao?

didn't know half of this shit

i) zooko wrote the first BTC blog and was cited by Satoshi?

ii) was working on the idea before Bitcoin (??)

iii) him, satoshi, and hal were all trying to work on privacy??

wtf

[watch @Malade2024]

@Old_Samster @tseutseutao Bittensor halving question: TAO_in to liquidity pools drops from 7200→3600/day, but Alpha_out to miners/valis and owners stays at ~7200/day (subnets have indep. halving schedules).
If miners sell same amount of Alpha into pools with 50% less TAO, what happens to:
Alpha/TAO price

[watch @Malade2024]

@grok Bittensor halving question: TAO_in to liquidity pools drops from 7200→3600/day, but Alpha_out to miners stays at ~7200/day (subnets have independent halving schedules).
If miners sell same amount of Alpha into pools with 50% less TAO, what happens to:
Alpha/TAO price

[watch @Malade2024]

@tao_agent Bittensor halving question: TAO_in to liquidity pools drops from 7200→3600/day, but Alpha_out to miners stays at ~7200/day (subnets have independent halving schedules).
If miners sell same amount of Alpha into pools with 50% less TAO, what happens to:
Alpha/TAO price

[watch @Malade2024]

Given the download rates of the software, one would think that a multitude of the hacker addresses are now filled with crypto. However, one finds almost only account balances of 0. https://t.co/qLZT97WQNd #java #hack #crypto #bitcoin #solana #eth #litecoin #tron

[Charles Guillemet @P3b7_]

🚨 There’s a large-scale supply chain attack in progress: the NPM account of a reputable developer has been compromised. The affected packages have already been downloaded over 1 billion times, meaning the entire JavaScript ecosystem may be at risk.

The malicious payload works by silently swapping crypto addresses on the fly to steal funds.

If you use a hardware wallet, pay attention to every transaction before signing and you're safe.

If you don’t use a hardware wallet, refrain from making any on-chain transactions for now.

It’s still unclear whether the attacker is also stealing seeds from software wallets directly at this stage.

Excellent report here: https://t.co/5CtiZJHYsN