William Lipka Jr @Swilla34 - Twitter Profile

William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

about 1 hour ago

@Lina_qwq_ I hold xrp and realistically it will hit $5.00 with the Clarity Act approval.

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Onehundredmph

@onehundredmph

11 months ago

This shows only 1 part of the crime but its good data. Unfortunately the SEC fines won't do anything in this situation. Again, what is the "source code" in the "order processing technology"? High order cancelation volume doesn't just show up in bulk, daily. The order execution happens in milliseconds. Only a computer program can do this especially after fractionalizion. Complex layered spoofing orders Examples: https://t.co/BoNmwHRnjN https://t.co/k72n80vV1V https://t.co/oVahMY4gjN https://t.co/SImUmDp6yk

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George Palikaras

@palikaras

11 months ago

🏁The landscape has tilted sharply AGAINST retail investors and corporate issuers. The market is moving (has moved) to nanoseconds... 1000× faster than microseconds... please read this key article: https://t.co/ShsnKupb5l Extract: "For exchanges with deterministic behaviours, low-latency devices can significantly impact trade outcomes. Market-makers benefit greatly, as their role necessitates swift participation to manage risk effectively. Thus, they tend to be early adopters of such products. Beyond market-makers, a whole host of other traders can benefit from extreme low-latency electronic trading." I have already written a few articles on how this matters, dating back to Nov 2024 (e.g. https://t.co/bRwCQirp03) because even tiny delays can determine whether a trade wins or loses instantly. At the time Virtu's ex big boss man tried to switch from this subject... The key beneficiaries are market makers and high-frequency traders, who are entrenched in an arms race using FPGA hardware, co-location, direct feeds, and specialized network architecture to shave off every possible nanosecond.

palikaras's tweet photo. 🏁The landscape has tilted sharply AGAINST retail investors and corporate issuers.

The market is moving (has moved) to nanoseconds... 1000× faster than microseconds... please read this key article: https://t.co/ShsnKupb5l

Extract: "For exchanges with deterministic behaviours, low-latency devices can significantly impact trade outcomes. Market-makers benefit greatly, as their role necessitates swift participation to manage risk effectively. Thus, they tend to be early adopters of such products. Beyond market-makers, a whole host of other traders can benefit from extreme low-latency electronic trading."

I have already written a few articles on how this matters, dating back to Nov 2024 (e.g. https://t.co/bRwCQirp03) because even tiny delays can determine whether a trade wins or loses instantly. At the time Virtu's ex big boss man tried to switch from this subject...

The key beneficiaries are market makers and high-frequency traders, who are entrenched in an arms race using FPGA hardware, co-location, direct feeds, and specialized network architecture to shave off every possible nanosecond.

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William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

2 days ago

Launching Watcher Node to secure @DeNetPro storage network, Live from Chester Island PA #WatchersEverywhere

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William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

8 days ago

Why Traditional Backups Fail in the Era of AI (And How to Fix It) The explosive growth of AI is completely changing how we manage data, but it is also introducing terrifying new risks to data integrity. AI agents and automated scraping bots are constantly scanning the web and centralized cloud servers. If your business data is sitting unprotected in a standard centralized database (like AWS or Google Drive), a single AI exploit can lead to massive, automated data manipulation, unauthorized poisoning of files, or instant ransomware lockdown before a human IT team even notices a breach. In 2026, relying on a single corporate data silo isn't just risky—it's an operational hazard. If that central cloud fails or gets hacked, your business stops. The Solution: Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) Decentralized backup is a practical, trustless response to these emerging AI threats. By choosing a protocol like DeNet, your data isn't sitting in one vulnerable location. It is fully encrypted, digitally shredded into fragments, and distributed across a global network of secure, independent nodes. Because there is no single point of failure, automated AI security exploits and ransomware lockouts are rendered mathematically impossible. Only you hold the private keys to reassemble your files. Secure Your Data Today — DeNet Storage Sale is Live! There has never been a more critical time to secure your digital assets, client records, and operational frameworks. DeNet is currently running a major storage sale, making enterprise-grade decentralized backup incredibly affordable for small businesses and independent operators looking to protect their livelihood. Read more and claim your secure storage here: https://t.co/nJiMYbSskD https://t.co/jB9ytDr99m

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William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

9 days ago

Launching Watcher Node to secure @DeNetPro storage network, Live from Chester Island PA #WatchersEverywhere

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William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

14 days ago

@HBAR__allin thanks for the follow i am a big hbar guy myself:) Glad to connect

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William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

14 days ago

Why Traditional Backups Fail in the Era of AI (And How to Fix It) The explosive growth of AI is completely changing how we manage data, but it is also introducing terrifying new risks to data integrity. AI agents and automated scraping bots are constantly scanning the web and centralized cloud servers. If your business data is sitting unprotected in a standard centralized database (like AWS or Google Drive), a single AI exploit can lead to massive, automated data manipulation, unauthorized poisoning of files, or instant ransomware lockdown before a human IT team even notices a breach. In 2026, relying on a single corporate data silo isn't just risky—it's an operational hazard. If that central cloud fails or gets hacked, your business stops. The Solution: Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) Decentralized backup is a practical, trustless response to these emerging AI threats. By choosing a protocol like DeNet, your data isn't sitting in one vulnerable location. It is fully encrypted, digitally shredded into fragments, and distributed across a global network of secure, independent nodes. Because there is no single point of failure, automated AI security exploits and ransomware lockouts are rendered mathematically impossible. Only you hold the private keys to reassemble your files. Secure Your Data Today — DeNet Storage Sale is Live! There has never been a more critical time to secure your digital assets, client records, and operational frameworks. DeNet is currently running a major storage sale, making enterprise-grade decentralized backup incredibly affordable for small businesses and independent operators looking to protect their livelihood. Read more and claim your secure storage here: https://t.co/nJiMYbSskD

Swilla34's tweet photo. Why Traditional Backups Fail in the Era of AI (And How to Fix It)
The explosive growth of AI is completely changing how we manage data, but it is also introducing terrifying new risks to data integrity. AI agents and automated scraping bots are constantly scanning the web and centralized cloud servers. If your business data is sitting unprotected in a standard centralized database (like AWS or Google Drive), a single AI exploit can lead to massive, automated data manipulation, unauthorized poisoning of files, or instant ransomware lockdown before a human IT team even notices a breach.
In 2026, relying on a single corporate data silo isn't just risky—it's an operational hazard. If that central cloud fails or gets hacked, your business stops.
The Solution: Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN)
Decentralized backup is a practical, trustless response to these emerging AI threats. By choosing a protocol like DeNet, your data isn't sitting in one vulnerable location. It is fully encrypted, digitally shredded into fragments, and distributed across a global network of secure, independent nodes. Because there is no single point of failure, automated AI security exploits and ransomware lockouts are rendered mathematically impossible. Only you hold the private keys to reassemble your files.
Secure Your Data Today — DeNet Storage Sale is Live!
There has never been a more critical time to secure your digital assets, client records, and operational frameworks. DeNet is currently running a major storage sale, making enterprise-grade decentralized backup incredibly affordable for small businesses and independent operators looking to protect their livelihood.
Read more and claim your secure storage here: https://t.co/nJiMYbSskD

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William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

14 days ago

Hello everyone i am posting about a new Depin technology that will change the game forever on how to secure all of your files / storage both personal and professional. This is the new and upcoming Decentralized platform that is cost efficient and provides layered security for all of your data. Today i am going to post about what a data keeper is and what role it plays in Decentralized storage. The role of the data keeper is in the DNet ecosystem. This role that they rely on to help build the infrastructure from the ground up. What is a Datakeeper? A Datakeeper is an independent network infrastructure provider within the decentralized DeNet ecosystem. Instead of relying on vulnerable, massive corporate data centers, Datakeepers buy a lifetime license to securely host encrypted fragments of global data across their own local hard drives, earning consistent, passive rewards for providing verified storage capacity. The Value Proposition Today Centralized clouds (AWS, Google Cloud) are increasingly unsafe, suffering from skyrocketing subscription costs, predatory data extraction fees, and single points of failure that leave data open to crippling ransomware attacks. Datakeepers solve this immediately. They offer an ultra-secure, highly distributed backup network where data is encrypted, shredded, and spread across global nodes. No single entity owns the files, making ransomware attacks mathematically impossible. Why Relevance Will Explode in the Future As AI development, high-definition media, and enterprise operations scale up globally, the world's demand for physical data storage is outpacing infrastructure availability. Traditional corporate data centers are too expensive to build and consume massive, unsustainable amounts of power. Datakeepers represent the future of green, affordable, and private web infrastructure by utilizing existing global computing storage. As data privacy regulations tighten worldwide, decentralized data custody will shift from an alternative choice to an absolute compliance requirement.

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William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

17 days ago

Launching Watcher Node to secure @DeNetPro storage network, Live from Chester Island PA #WatchersEverywhere

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William Lipka Jr

@Swilla34

17 days ago

@MmtlpD2627 @KurtKloborg I have 7,990 stuck in my retirement brokerage account at Fidelity. I am in the class action lawsuit against Meta materials thats in Nevada. I have 500 in AST / Equiniti

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