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[Mark_Sisson @Mark_Sisson]

Important to sweat every day, however you can.

Lifting. Sprinting. Walk in the hot sun. Early morning hike up a mountain. Long run or bike ride. Sex. Preparing for a talk in front of hundreds. Sauna. Heading into an interview.

Sweat means you're engaged with life.

[Sherry @SchrodingrsBrat]

The opposite of suffering isn’t ease but emptiness because anything that will make something out of you is gonna push you to your limits. The transformation you’re looking for is in the suffering you’re avoiding: the person you want to become isn’t waiting idly on some “other end”, it’s what you gradually become by leaning into the resistance as you move towards it

[Matthew LaBosco @matthew_labosco]

Doctors warn about obesity, depression, and ADHD.

But the real killer?

Living in survival mode 24/7—so your nervous system treats every email and decision like a life-or-death threat.

Here's why you're stuck in fight-or-flight (and the protocol that switches it off): 🧵

[caiden @inboxfelon]

the only consistently proven path to success is being completely delusional about your own abilities and refusing to let reality update your priors until the universe eventually gives up and lets you win. every founder who made it was told they were crazy. every artist who broke through was "unrealistic." every person who built something from nothing had friends and family genuinely concerned about their mental state. the "rational" people who "knew their limits" and "had realistic expectations" are all working for the delusional ones now. you literally cannot achieve anything extraordinary while maintaining an accurate assessment of your odds. the math never works. the market is always saturated. someone more qualified is always already doing it. if you actually internalized the statistics you would never start anything. success selection bias means we only hear from the delusion that worked out. but here's the thing - the cautious realistic people didn't make it either. they just failed quietly at things they didn't care about instead of loudly at things they loved. fake it till you make it isn't a hack. it's the whole game. you act like the person you want to become until your skills catch up to your confidence. there is no other way. the gap between who you are and who you're pretending to be is called growth. stay delusional.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

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[Avery @PancakeProdigy]

@RichardHeartWin How amazing it would be to have $10 Hex! 🤩

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Imagine if someone:
Came up with solution to onramp/offramp to all chains.
Removes middlemen, replaces trust with math.
Great tokenomics.
Figures out a way to get people to use a better chain.
Gives people something new instead of the same similar stuff over and over again.
Imagine it could replace trust with proof in all kinds of industries.
You'd have to be dumb to shun such an idea.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

People don't know how getting really rich in crypto works. For the things that go up, most of the wealth comes from, not selling on this dip or that dip, or selling this high or that high. Things don't go up and stay up in a straight line. Volatility is the price you pay for the world's best performing asset.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Interesting concepts. I want a larger community. My follower count is going up organically no matter how many people I block. I'm excited about some new technology that the older technology needs and the world doesn't know about. The target market is everyone that isn't you. The target market is everyone that isn't following me.

If I wanted a million bucks, it's rumored I have things I could sell to get a million bucks. If you want a great chart, it's helpful to not have less people willing to sell at a "loss." How do you get less of such people in a chart? Who knows, but I know giving them a bunch of supply ain't the answer. Selling at a "loss" is usually a choice.

Want larger community? Good for all things new and old.
What new tech that helps old tech? Good for all things new and old.
Want chart with less willing to sell at loss? Seems wholesome. If they want to sell lower instead of higher, let 'em, it feels better than someone else selling, Because it has the side benefit that they get less power in the next chart.

So yeah, I actually care about the coins I've founded, and I actually have pretty good theories on what's best for 'em. The band aid gets removed quickly.

The concept that I'm going to be peer pressured into not doing new and amazing things, because some people prefer to sell at a "loss." is hilarious to me. Particularly when the new thing helps the old thing. The people who do the selling yelling at the people who aren't.

New coins and chains and whatever, rehashing the same concepts over and over again launch every day. A couple hundred million here and there, over and over again. I've got something actually cool and unique, but the guys that hurt the last chart are mad they can't hurt the next chart so easily, lol. Maybe by saying mean words on the internet you'll be able to stop me, something nation states weren't able to. Lol.

TLDR; I know what I'm doing, better than you. I know what's good for my inventions, better than you. If instead of marketing for me to do what's wrong for me and everyone else, perhaps you market to everyone that's not me, because what you have in your hands really is better than Bitcoin, vastly so, and its market cap is $1,907,662,305,043 That's about $2 Trillion.

[Naval @naval]

Find the simplest thing that works.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

So, you getting ready? ProveX logo is looking pretty fire.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Wouldn't it be cool if your favorite coin had a direct fiat on ramp with no middlemen? Wouldn't it be cool if when you wanted to sell, money nearly instantly appeared in your bank account? Wouldn't it be cool if you didn't have to beg exchanges to list your coins. Wouldn't it be cool if you didn't have to ever login to an exchange again?

Crypto was invented to remove middlemen. Exchanges are middlemen. MrProve with PrivateProver can solve this. And much more.

Exchanges are basically the worst part of the crypto infrastructure experience, and the time for the solution is now.

Looking forward to seeing more details on a website soon :)

[Avery @PancakeProdigy]

@RichardHeartWin Nice! Love to see new world-changing innovation like this. Can't wait to hear deeper dives breaking down the potential impact!

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

The MrProve token only becomes more rare, it never inflates, it only burns. MrProve is automatically bought and burnt every time someone uses PrivateProver tech. The first industry MrProve is disrupting is cryptocurrency exchanges. Crypto was invented to remove middlemen. Exchanges are just middlemen that get between a buyers bank account and a sellers crypto wallet.

MrProve replaces the exchanges using PrivateProver tech. Buyers & sellers install a browser extension which issues proofs. Buyers prove they paid the seller from their bank or fintech. Sellers prove they sent the coins to the buyers wallet. Sellers get money, buyers get coins. Goodbye middlemen. Hello coin burning.

The market might think 1% is fair split, where a buyer and seller might both accept a trade at 0.5% under market. The market will decide what it thinks is fair. We've seen repeatedly that users in general are happy to pay near 1% in swap fees from the built into crypto wallet swaps. And that's with infinite cheaper competition. I'd never pay that, but they love it. This is a brand new paradigm, with nearly no competition!

Using PrivateProver tech to replace middlemen is ground breaking and can revolutionize all kinds of industries. Almost no one even knows it's possible. It's the birth of a new paradigm of disintermediation.

Why this will win (and keep winning)
• Exchange-killer UX: instant, private, non-custodial settlement that feels simpler than a wire.
• Composability moat: once wallets/dApps integrate the rail, flows compound across use cases.
• Multi-vertical demand: finance, identity, commerce, DePIN, enterprise—many independent engines burning the same fixed supply.
• Credible neutrality: proofs are math; settlement is code. No favorites, no listings, no freeze button

MrProve's PrivateProver tech lets two parties settle anything of value—fiat <-> crypto swaps, identity checks, reputation, tickets, domains—without trusting an exchange or escrow. Proofs say “this happened”; math releases funds. Every successful use burns a fixed-supply token, turning adoption into engineered scarcity.

Check out the potential:
Fastest and easiest
• Crypto on/off-ramps & CEXes – trustless P2P settlement replaces exchange custody/fees. Burn per swap proof.
• P2P escrow/marketplaces (tickets, domains, collectibles) – prove control → instant release; no marketplace middleman. Burn per sale/transfer proof.
• Payments & remittances – private, instant cross-border settlement without bank rails. Burn per payment proof.
• Enterprise verification & HR/background checks – employment/education/income attestations with selective disclosure. Burn per verification.
• Identity / age-gating / KYC-lite (RegTech) – prove “over 18”, “not on list”, “account ownership” without data dumps. Burn per check.

Mid-term
• E-commerce reputation portability – export seller metrics/ratings to any platform. Burn per credential export/verify.
• Ticketing & memberships – fraud-proof primary/secondary sales; instant, private transfers. Burn per issuance/transfer proof.
• Insurance & claims – verify qualifying events (receipts, flight delays) → auto-payout. Burn per claim proof.
• DePIN verification (energy, rides, bandwidth) – attest real-world output from provider portals; no special hardware. Burn per metered event.
• Longer-horizon (18+ months, high upside)
• Supply chain & trade finance – milestone proofs (ship, custody, compliance) unlock capital. Burn per milestone proof.
• Real-world assets (RWA) & real estate – registry/control proofs + escrowed settlement. Burn per asset transfer.
• Healthcare & life sciences – credentialing, coverage eligibility, clinical data attestations. Burn per attestation.
• Education & professional licensing – diploma/license proofs, proctoring attestations. Burn per issuance/verify.
• Public sector & benefits – eligibility/permit proofs without mass data retention. Burn per case.
• Advertising & data markets – private audience/attribute matching (no raw data). Burn per match/proof.
• Legal & e-notary – private fact witnessing, timestamped proof of possession. Burn per notarization.
• B2B API/compliance – SLA, provenance, and policy conformance proofs. Burn per API proof.
• Gaming & digital items – achievement/ownership proofs; anti-bot entitlements. Burn per entitlement.
• Carbon/ESG – measured-at-source proofs for issuance/retirement. Burn per issuance/retire proof.
• Biggest immediate wins: on/off-ramps, P2P escrow for tickets/domains, enterprise verifications, and identity/age checks—each has clear UX pain today and fast, visible burn cadence.

TLDR; Blockchains solved double spends with mining and validating. They onramped new users with coins. MrProve and PrivateProver tech amplifies blockchains utility, by removing the middleman that make crypto so hard. Then it can disrupt and disintermediate so many other industries. Every use of the protocol creating more and more scarcity! Buying and burning from the public market, MrProve, a token that can never inflate, only become more scarce.

MrProve amplifies the blockchain and transcends it.

I have a feeling this the MrProve coin will be given away for free to a "sacrifice set" created by people sacrificing to prove they "believe in the removal of middlemen and replacing trust with proof." I can't wait to see more details when the website goes live, hopefully within 24 hours.

As usual, you must have no expectation of profit from the work of others. This is just software you can chose to run or not. Without you running it, it's just text that sits there, like a book on a shelf. You are the network! You are the future!

Let me know who you think got closest to actually guessing it, 1st 2nd and 3rd. Because I'm not sure anyone actually did. That's how innovative this is.

[Sherry @SchrodingrsBrat]

You’re bored because you don’t love anything. You have nothing to suffer for, to pour your heart into and go to bed exhausted from passion. Boredom is the restless ache of a soul wasting its precious energy on chasing diversions instead of devotion, stimulation instead of ecstasy

[⬣ AWildSJ ⬣ @AWildSJ]

It’s been about 3 months since I went to the gym.

Today is my new year.

We can start over anytime we choose.

“Choose to do the hard thing first” - I learned that from @RichardHeartWin’s book sciVive

https://t.co/tDDRiiGkHI

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

@davidasinclair Hit em with the cheat sheet

[Avery @PancakeProdigy]

@RichardHeartWin @ericweinstein I hope to have enough money in the future to help fund more of this life-saving medical research. If not for me, then at least for my children. Shout out @RichardHeartWin for bringing the concept onto my radar and @aubreydegrey for continually pushing progess forward ❤️

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

@ericweinstein Live longer. Without diet or exercise. Pray someone does the science, because those that could, don't.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Shoutout to all you scumbags out there profiting from and promoting human suffering by getting people to margin trade. You know how risky it is, and you know it has few survivors, financially. Some of you are even so stupid that you step, yourself, into the same trap you set for others. Make a mental note of who, exactly, is profiting from this horror, and realize that they are willing to feed you into the meat grinder for a few bucks.

Crypto is full of absolute subhuman trash, pretending to be better than you. But the “main characters” keep changing, usually because their lies catch up with them. There is a better way. Listen to those that actually have your best interests at heart and actually care about you. Those that were right when so many others were wrong.