Introducing HOLLAR Stable Yield Bonds
Lock stablecoins for 90 days and earn a fixed 6.9% APR
• Same amount back + yield at maturity
• No liquidation risk for users
• Yield generated through Hydration-native strategies
• No external incentives
https://t.co/UWCuH9JBWh
I launched Caio today.
It starts as a cleaner search engine for public tech jobs: salary, location, company, and source signals in one place.
https://t.co/fPEnHFFCCi
Free and Open Source. Code here: https://t.co/7486k5Nl4o
i've been in crypto for almost a decade but most defi opportunities always felt like too much to keep up with.
new protocols, positions, risk, bridging,... most of this needs to be abstracted away.
today we can finally share what we're building to solve this: @yieldy_io.
i'm building it with my cofounders @alexdimes7 and @sopke86.
yieldy is a non-custodial routing layer for stablecoin yield. connect, pick a risk level, earn. all the complexity hidden away behind a beautiful product.
the broader context: defi really built all the building blocks that users can use, but the reality is that most don't. about $280B in stablecoins sits idle onchain. that's 87% of all supply.
we're starting with USDC from @ethereum into a diversified position across vetted @solana vaults. native USDC on both sides via @Circle CCTP.
this product is a culmination of years of experience and continuously identifying the same problem. defi is too complex for regular users to use, although we have all the building blocks. most then default to CEXs with their custodial products, as opposed to giving onchain defi opportunities a chance. rightfully so. the fact that it's technically available doesn't mean there isn't massive information asymmetry at play.
i am really excited to be finally building our version of the solution. one that hopefully helps current stablecoin holders, and expands the entirety of the crypto space along the way.
Are you trying to advance digital sovereignty and public-interest infrastructure?
Sebastian Vogelsang from Eurosky helps both organisations and European governments navigate decentralization and digital transformation.
15+ years, 50 published apps, award-winning titles featured by Apple and downloaded by millions. Plus Eurostack & AT Protocol (ATProto) advancement.
At Neo-cypherpunk Summit in Berlin (14th June): https://t.co/VOGD4PkzqO
We want neo-cypherpunk way to be opened to different geographies.
@GCCofCommons works actively on engaging Chinese & SEA builders to learn about privacy & cypherpunk tech.
They are covering community members to visit Neo-cypherpunk Summit in Berlin.
Plus their community is voting right now to support our flagship event in Europe: https://t.co/aReZzlg1Oq
Privacy is a public good.
Open to every culture.
That is the way.
谢谢
Book - we worked whole year on our book.
Got wonderful contributions from @chaumdotcom, @naomibrockwell, @valkenburgh, @Fatalmeh & more.
We believe in reading. Physicality of the books. And knowledge.
Coming in 2026.
@alice_und_bob it’s worth raising issues that are maddening in the web2 space an real world problems that have to be fixed one way or another. Your agent could digest studies and post the tl;dr while you further become an expert in ai-agent readiness for organizations.
being cypherpunk in 2026 is literally just wanting basic human rights in a world that is increasingly taking them away.
everything you already want, privacy, ownership, the right to not be watched, the right to keep what is yours,
is exactly what the cypherpunks have been fighting for all this time!
at first they were called paranoid, but in the end they will just be called human, because the most human thing to do is to desire to be free.
(🧵1/11) For the past year and a half, I've been investigating OpenAI and Sam Altman for @NewYorker. With my coauthor @andrewmarantz, I reviewed never-before-disclosed internal memos, obtained 200+ pages of documents related to a close colleague, including extensive private notes, and interviewed more than 100 people.
OpenAI was founded on the premise that A.I. could be the most dangerous invention in human history—and that its C.E.O. would need to be a person of uncommon integrity. We lay out the most detailed account yet of why Altman was ousted out by board members and executives who came to believe he lacked that integrity, and ask: were they right to allege that he couldn't be trusted?
A thread on some of of our findings:
got interviewed by @AbdullahOkaily for @WIRED on the tech systems Syrians built during the war.
infrastructure is jurisdiction. whoever controls the network decides who speaks, transacts, exists.
a payment rail is a border. a cell tower is a checkpoint. an internet kill switch is a siege weapon.
syrians understood this before the whitepapers caught up.
🔗 https://t.co/lKAbwPkKko
I was on the ground in the Dubai, UAE when the first missiles hit on Feb 28. 🚀
That night I started (vibe-) building a tracker. Posted a few tweets. 4,500 people found it organically. 📈
That pushed me to turn it into a proper product. 🧵