🚨 BREAKING: $ADA is unofficially dead.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson says the Cardano Foundation is his "worst mistake."
He announced stepping back from public videos, interviews, and X to focus on building and reflecting.
While other coins are down 40-50%, $ADA is down almost 90% from its highs.
R.I.P to Cardano 💀
@benjamincowen Congrats on 1 million subscribers Ben! 🎉
Huge milestone.
What I respect most is how consistent, honest, and high-quality your content has stayed through every market cycle. That’s incredibly rare in crypto.
Well deserved and keep crushing it💪
@Simon_Ingari 2026:
- Wake up at 2pm
- Doomscroll X for 4 hours
- Apply to 50 jobs with AI
- Get rejected by AI in 10 sec
- Post "in this economy" memes
- pray Elon tweets something that changes your life
P.S.: Grok tells you to start an OnlyFans and call it "personal branding"😅
@ATR_Tom@sjdedic it means that $DEUS holders (via governance) indirectly control and benefit from this treasury. It’s not like a stablecoin with 1:1 reserves or a direct claim on shares. It’s more like owning equity in a venture fund that you can trade 24/7
@ATR_Tom@sjdedic You don't own the actual shares directly (no voting rights in those companies, no dividends passed through automatically). Instead, the DAO owns the equity, and the value of those holdings contributes to the NAV (Net Asset Value) that backs the token $DEUS
@cryptodan19 Solid thesis. I'd treat it as satellite infrastructure with software like upside if they become the "picks and shovels" for global connectivity
The end user of crypto is changing.
Blockspace is being rebuilt for autonomous AI agents - and this MetaMask news is exactly what that looks like.
The infrastructure shift is happening👇
@BuyTheDiplo fare take, but you cover all the external catalysts needed for ETH recovery but doesn't address the burn mechanism problem, which means even if all your catalysts hit, the tokenomics still don't automatically reward holders the way they used to
@_kokobean@0xPepesso because the thesis keeps changing. Eth burned enough to be deflationary in 2021, now it burns 300-400/day and structurally inflationary again.
This is the same asset, but different economics. People aren't indecisive, they're confused by a moving target
The belief is valid, the mental model might not be.
ethereum:native burns 300-400/day - not enough to offset emissions.
Infrastructure thesis long-term, but mid-term price needs external liquidity.
Tokenomics aren’t carrying it.
Same conviction, updated thesis👇
Most people still holding $eth are likely ready to go down with the ship; at least I am.
Ethereum is a bastion of freedom and self-sovereignty in an increasingly controlled world.
No amount of number go down could get me to sell. Even with most of my net worth in eth, I would hold it to literal zero.
I would rather take a chance on eth and be wrong than give up hope on the most inspiring invention of my generation.
Come zero or valhalla, I'll be here.
Believe in somΞthing.
We got super hyped on pure AI software last cycle and kinda ignored how hard integration actually is.
Now I’m seeing robotics doing the same thing, like everyone’s going crazy over cool humanoid demos, but the real winners will be the ones who actually make them useful
There are two core "software" problems worth solving in robotics in my opinion:
- end to end learning of dexterous manipulation skills
- dynamic, long horizon spatial memory which can interact with the above
As a field we're currently very focused on the first because, well, it's what work the best with current techniques and it produces flashier demos. And for assembly lines it's really the one you need.
But the real long tail of robotics work will actually require both, and I really know very few teams that have strong expertise in both things.
My impression is that the SECOND problem is the harder one, because if it was easy we'd have useful AR glasses on the market
@johnnyutah not to mention the settlement finality, trust minimization for high-value apps, and serving as the de facto reserve layer for much of crypto. It's not winning every niche, but it doesn't need to.
@johnnyutah $ETH is the programmable backbone for broader crypto: DeFi leadership (Dominant TVL share, protocols like Aave, Uniswap, Pendle, and liquid staking), Infrastructure for Tokenization/RWAs, also developer mindshare and standards (EVM compatibility, tooling, and network effects)
@RealJackPoor Privacy remains one of the strongest long-term theses, especially as surveillance increases and Zcash has one of the best tech for that, but until the team solves credible supply auditability, it's very hard to have high conviction
@vadim_web3 Cardano has been overpromised and underdelivered for years now. If they can’t deliver real upgrades soon, this slow bleed to irrelevance looks inevitable.
@ShizzyUnchained Respect the vision, but saying Bitcoin “feels like the past” is a stretch. TAO still has to prove it can deliver real value and adoption at scale.
Curious, what do you think is the biggest risk for Bittensor right now?