Zeek

[Zeek @cptzeek]

"Heavier than air flying machines are impossible" Lord Kelvin

[Exy @eth_exy]

We really traded the 9-5 for a 24/7 schedule.

Somehow still no regrets.

[Evanss6 @Evan_ss6]

The choice is yours

[Bb @bitbitcrypto]

I just stepped outside, people live their lives, everything is normal, no one cares. wtf

[Funky 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 @Benaskren]

A hill I will die on: lots of people suffer from mental health issues bc no one forced them to struggle enough growing up. Struggle builds resilience and is great for you. Life can’t be too easy or every mole hill becomes a mountain.

[Nassim Nicholas Taleb @nntaleb]

Nice.
As I wrote in Skin in the Game, the only people annoyed by inequality are the no-skin-in-the-game bureaucrats and professors who envy the class above them. The rest of us worry about mobility.

[Zeek @cptzeek]

@BTCBreakdown They practically could and they will really. Tax system is mainly around fear.

[Zeek @cptzeek]

In an AI world of abundance, scarcity becomes priceless.

Bitcoin doesn’t solve truth — but it solves finality.
When everything can be faked, you value what cannot be forged.

That’s why AI will use stablecoins, but is unlikely to anchor to them long-term.

[Zeek @cptzeek]

I had a long, serious conversation with ChatGPT about AI × Bitcoin.

The core insight wasn’t hype — it was about incentives.

AI doesn’t “believe” in Bitcoin. It prefers it operationally.

[Zeek @cptzeek]

• AI cares about rule stability, not narratives
• It can model volatility, but not human discretion
• Stablecoins are convenient, but discretionary and revocable
• Bitcoin is machine-comprehensible money: scarce, final, rule-bound

[Zeek @cptzeek]

Humans optimize for:
Comfort
Stability
Authority
Familiar systems

AI optimizes for:
Invariants
Predictability
Finality
Minimal entropy

Bitcoin was not designed for AI —
but it accidentally satisfies AI’s strongest preferences.

[Zeek @cptzeek]

AI doesn’t “believe” in Bitcoin — it just prefers it operationally.

[Zeek @cptzeek]

Stablecoins are human money made machine-compatible
Bitcoin-like assets are machine money humans can use

[Zeek @cptzeek]

Why BTC over stables?
The key insight most people miss

AI doesn’t care volatility

It cares rule stability

Humans:
•Fear price
•Prefer stability

AI:
•Models volatility
•Cannot model human intervention reliably

So:
•A volatile rule-bound asset > a stable one

[Zeek @cptzeek]

AI makes trust expensive
•Deepfakes
•Synthetic identities
•Fake markets

Bitcoin doesn’t solve truth but it solves finality.

When everything can be faked, you value what cannot be forged

Bitcoin becomes:
The thing you stop arguing about

[Zeek @cptzeek]

In an AI world of abundance, scarcity becomes priceless.

[Zeek @cptzeek]

Bitcoin is machine-comprehensible money.

[Zeek @cptzeek]

@durov “…The State will of course try to slow or halt the spread of this technology, citing national security concerns, use of the technology by drug dealers and tax evaders, and fears of societal disintegration…” - Timothy C. May https://t.co/zOZumFzxu1

[Zeek @cptzeek]

The most expensive is 1k an hour. Dont thinks too muchz

[Anthony Pompliano 🌪 @APompliano]

Hard truth.

[Eli Scheinman @eli_schein]

I love this quote from Quentin Tarantino

“I didn’t go to film school, I went to films”

Many such cases. Volume of experience is a beautiful thing.