JC

Entrepreneur | Blockchain Researcher | Founder of @web3_bites

[JC @JCmtz33]

Descubre cómo @FutabaOmni redefine la interoperabilidad blockchain para dApps, mejorando la seguridad y reduciendo costos con su interfaz omnichain.

Será la solución que tanto esperamos? Echa un vistazo a esta plataforma pionera en mi último artículo.

https://t.co/cCwsrzm4vg

[JC @JCmtz33]

@Codie_Sanchez SMB

[JC @JCmtz33]

@SuhailKakar PR stunt maybe?

[JC @JCmtz33]

@dashboardlim Free

[JC @JCmtz33]

ChatGPT’s memory now stores your every word and thought you share.

People’s life is now stored in there, and more vulnerable than ever.. Why is not more people concerned?

Opt out or use temporary chats to shield your data. Act before it’s too late.

#privacy

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

Starting today, memory in ChatGPT can now reference all of your past chats to provide more personalized responses, drawing on your preferences and interests to make it even more helpful for writing, getting advice, learning, and beyond.

[David Hoffman @TrustlessState]

Everyone is midcurving why ETH’s price performance has sucked

Ethereum leadership and culture have alienated users and builders by being hostile to its own app layer.

We publicly exorcised @LidoFinance. We’ve shunned traders and degens.

On a permissionless chain, we’ve tried to police what’s “approved” behavior.

If we want ETH to go up, the EF and broader community need to start attracting users and builders, not pushing them away with a holier-than-thou culture.

Users. Users. Users.
Developers. Developers. Developers. Scale the L1.

It’s that simple.

[JC @JCmtz33]

How would the future of taxes look like when information is now the replacement of money?

Do we reach Global cooperation or succumb into a surveillance state?

[JC @JCmtz33]

@realPatrickJr @bryan_johnson thoughts?

[Patrick Collins @PatrickAlphaC]

AI is outstanding, but if you don't have prerequisite knowledge, you're absolutely cooked.

Download something malicious?
It's too late for AI to save you now.

Grab the first result, and AI gives you?
Oof, it gave you the insecure version. Now you're toast.

Sign a multi-sig without 100% understanding how they work?
$50M down the tube.

I'm starting to feel more and more like the prerequisite knowledge to be an active technical member of this industry has reached a point where it's dangerous to interact with web3 without this knowledge.

I'm starting to not want to onboard new developers or security researchers unless they 100% have a depth of prerequisite knowledge so they can avoid the pitfalls.

There are just too many of them.

Honestly, I feel we are lucky that hacks haven't been worse, and I think they are about to get a lot worse.

So we're going to keep pushing to cram you with the knowledge to protect yourself.

[JC @JCmtz33]

@bryan_johnson It would be interesting to compare or repeat these studies with rich meat eating countries like Argentina and Uruguay. Where they also have a far better quality meat compared to the rest of the world.

[JC @JCmtz33]

@bryan_johnson @danawhite @ufc A challenge to join would be great as first step!

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Dear son,

[JC @JCmtz33]

@elonmusk How would you ensure that information will stay traceable and won’t disappear from X in the following years?

[JC @JCmtz33]

@milesdeutscher As fundamentalists, we should not give up that easily. Whilst it’s understandable the greed on where money is, the worst possible outcome is that crypto becomes the scam everyone prophesied…

[Token Terminal 📊 @tokenterminal]

What Is Asset Tokenization?

Asset tokenization refers to the representation of an asset outside of its ledger of origin (and authority).

For simplicity, let’s divide process of asset tokenization into five steps:

1. Original asset: Stock, bond, real estate, cryptocurrency, NFT, token, etc.
2. Ledger of origin: State-governed registries, corporate databases, blockchains, etc.
3. Token issuer: Regulated entity, DAO, or immutable smart contract.
4. Destination ledger: A ledger with improved and/or complementary functionality vs. the ledger of origin.
5. Tokenized asset: A more performant (and risky) representation of the original asset.

Why Is Asset Tokenization Needed?

1. The original assets tend to have limited use cases and distribution, and therefore also limited value creation opportunities.
2. The ledgers of origin for these assets tend to run on legacy tech and/or in isolated environments.
3. The token issuers capitalize on the opportunity to expand the reach of the original assets from their ledgers of origin to new destination ledgers. The token issuer introduces a new layer of intermediary risk (custody, reserve management, etc.) for the end users of the tokenized assets.
4. The destination ledgers tend to offer more digitized, performant, interoperable, and auditable environments for the original assets.
5. The tokenized assets unlock new use cases, distribution channels, and scaling & value creation opportunities for the original assets (and for the token issuers & the end users).

[JC @JCmtz33]

@JasonCSJason ChatGPT

[db @tier10k]

CONFIRMED: SEC APPROVES LISTING OF SPOT ETH ETF'S

Source: DB | Coins: ETH

[JC @JCmtz33]

Curious to see the potential of @layer3xyz, personally this was the one of the first protocols I used to learn about the crypto space, and oh man it helped..

A proof of how educational projects will always have a better impact.

Keep it crushing!
$L3

[Layer3 @layer3xyz]

Introducing $L3

The protocol governance and utility token, launching this summer, will power the future of the Layer3 ecosystem.

Learn more below 👇

[JC @JCmtz33]

@WatcherGuru Does that mean all the web3 projects they have invested are just to test the waters and no real money will flow ? 👀

[JC @JCmtz33]

Can’t wait to have 100 chains to choose from 🤔

[Patrick Collins @PatrickAlphaC]

Them: “Omg, there are 30 blockchains that all have annoying cross-chain bridging! Let’s make one ultimate standard chain so that there is only one for a better user experience!”

*there are now 31 blockchains with cross-chain bridging*