Do people really not know Saylor can just end STRC dividends whenever he wants and fuck STRC holders
Who do you think he'd rather fuck,the MSTR holders by selling BTC in a doom loop or the ponzi scheme buyers
Can't believe you people fell for this
(I can absolutely believe it)
@floki_web3 tokens with an actual business behind them that accrues value to to the token in a direct way
Maybe a SOV or two, but that seems dubious right now
I've always believed that the crypto casino was the boot program for bringing all real world assets on chain
But it might also be the case that the vast majority of our crypto native tokens we used in that boot program, even the non shitcoin ones, are worthless
Paradoxically, one should want to see $STRC have regular drawdowns (of at least 5%) to stress test the system, as well as stress test the DeFi wrappers
That's btw one of the things I don't really like about the design of STRC: theoretically, it's a better product with lower volatility, but the longer it trades at very low vol, and the higher the risk of a "larger" crash on the first signs of panic...
So you want to find an equilibrium where it generally trades close to par, but regularly has deeper (but limited) drawdowns. Does such an equilibrium even exist though
What?
Maybe the traditional franchises should evolve for the 21st century like these teams have instead of hiring brain damaged good old hockey boys to run their teams
The NHL completely ruined the league with expansion teams
Hurricanes and Golden Knights: two teams whose history began in 1997 and 2017 have made 6 Stanley Cup Finals with 2 wins between them and another coming this year
The league has failed its traditional franchises
Regarding apxUSD, I think in situations like these, it's less about the objective backing and more about timing/sentiment.
It doesn't matter if the "stable" is technically overcollateralised; if you are sitting in a PT-apyUSD market on Morpho, leveraged up to the tits and paying 25% on your borrows, you aren't too inclined to wait and find out, just because the dashboard on the internet tells you it's all fine.
There are many others like you with tens of millions in this cool new revolutionary, totally safe, stable asset, but there is now only $10M left in the Curve LP and even though you are 300% certain in Saylor's ability to pull through and cook all the haters, in a couple of days, all the yield you've been earning for the past two months will be wiped out, even if the depeg reverts.
So you withdraw and sell.
It’s not the sexting scandal, it’s that they might be finding out he’s a downwardly mobile rich kid who faked a working class narrative after getting a Nazi tattoo and saying a whole bunch of crazy shit online leading to being a DSA tankie
Graham Platner leads Susan Collins by 4 points in an internal...
Independent polls had him up 9 points before the sexting scandal.
Big drop in support.
If you think people don't care about character... you're wrong.
Per a March-April Harvard Youth Poll, Americans between 18 and 29 years old said rising prices and inflation ranked as both as the top crisis requiring action and issue posing the largest risk to their personal lives
UChicago President on AI:
“The University has a duty of care to ensure that the education offered to you is responsive to these technological developments by teaching you how to think with machines, how to think without them, and how to think about them.”
Sounds right to me.
Model routing is an important thing
Controversial idea: the frontier labs will want their AI harness to be the moat, but ultimately the best case for consumers is that model capabilities flatten and commodify
Preview of the AI Harness Wars of 2027
Introducing model routing to Factory.
Factory Router picks the right model for every task, automatically.
Maintain frontier performance while cutting costs by 25%.
Why is crypto not going up while everything is?
Because a large majority of you cunts spent the last cycle promoting garbage negative sum meme coins to newcomers
Now those people hate crypto and your meme coin is worth zero regardless while some scamming cunt drives a new lambo
This is what happens when you hire real people to be the GM of your hockey team instead of just good old boy hockey players
Hockey is one of the last sports to evolve in terms of who gets to run teams and how they run them
Interesting storyline for NHL Finals: Carolina Hurricanes GM Eric Tulsky has a PhD in Chemistry from Berkeley.
Before joining them in 2014, he was offered a job with Apple to work on battery tech (but turned it down).
Started in the analytics department and since hired neuroscientists and mechanical engineers for the NHL team.
The Athletic profile has this anecdote:
➡️ “In 2021, Tulsky was the Carolina Hurricanes assistant GM and had built a small analytics department in the organization, with a web developer, a data engineer and a neuroscientist helping him lead the team’s push into new frontiers for the sport.
But because of what he saw in the tracking data, Tulsky believed his next addition needed to be someone who was working on autonomous vehicles — perhaps “a robot submarine,” he says now — and had an advanced mechanical engineering background.
“I knew that that was the kind of problem that put people thinking about the kinds of data that we had and the kinds of problems we faced,” Tulsky explained.
It goes without saying that there aren’t many robot submarine engineers working in NHL front offices. So Tulsky began a deep search through universities’ mechanical engineering departments.
He would scour the faculty listing and professors’ research interests to see if they might align with what he was looking for, then reach out to learn more about their work. He started with the top schools in Canada, reasoning that there was a greater chance he would find someone interested in working on a hockey problem.
And that was how an NHL team came to fund the PhD research of a young engineering student named Jonathan Arsenault at McGill University in Montreal.
His thesis, the first to be backed by a professional hockey team? “Quantitative Analysis of Hockey Using Spatiotemporal Tracking Data.” ⬅️
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NYT/The Athletic: https://t.co/EgO3Qoo6Wq
“At UC San Diego, the number of freshmen failing to meet high-school math standards grew nearly 30-fold between 2020 and 2025. By fall 2025, 1 of 12 entering students was placed into remedial math to learn material taught in elementary and middle school” https://t.co/4EWHnALJVM
Freedom Cruise International has unveiled plans for a $16 billion floating city designed to house 80,000 people.
The mile long, nuclear powered vessel would feature schools, parks, museums, a 15,000 seat stadium, and permanent residences while continuously sailing international waters.