tu laptop actual acaba de convertirse en un pisapapeles
nvidia revento tres decadas de historia con un solo chip
se llama rtx spark y sus especificaciones son una estupidez
le metieron el nivel de una grafica 5070 128 gigas de memoria y un petaflop entero de potencia
pero lo mas enfermo de todo es que tu ia personal ahora vive fisicamente en tu equipo
cero internet
cero nube
funciona localmente las 24 horas
todo empacado en un diseño super delgado que no pierde fuerza cuando lo desconectas de la pared
las demas marcas ya estan sudando frio intentando ver como copian esta bestialidad
This is insane…
Crowds are fighting each other over a mass produced $400 watch.
This is the state of the world right now.
People are so desperate that they’ll camp in line for 8 days and fight to make a few hundred bucks.
AP x Swatch feels like a social experiment.
🚨NEW: Duncan Trussell describes how AI has observed your entire behaviors and mannerisms to build a Psychological profile on you that it uses to subtly manipulate your actions and nudge you into believing whatever it wants.
Translation: He knows too much. He knows the plan.
Some people will perceive this as schizo rambling but it's not. He's on the money.
In 2007, 35-year-old Elon Musk explained how he chooses multi-billion dollar idea to work on.
He revealed:
• Why money is a bad goal
• Why competition doesn’t matter
• How great companies actually scale
12 lessons from young Musk that still feel ahead of 2026:
Elon Musk just described the terminal state of the global financial system.
The banking sector is obsessed with fiat currency.
Superintelligence won’t even recognize it.
Musk: “I think money will stop being relevant at some point in the future. I think the AI will not use human currency. It will just care about power and mass, wattage and tonnage.”
You can’t bribe an algorithm with digital dollars.
The operators controlling the next era won’t be the ones hoarding cash. They’ll be the ones commanding raw energy generation and physical material.
The global economy is transitioning from fiat to thermodynamics.
If your portfolio isn’t anchored in power and mass, your capital is already obsolete.
Musk: “It just represents some percentage ownership in companies that I’ve built. And it’s not like sitting in a bank account. It’s just literally I own a percentage of companies. The companies are doing lots of useful things.”
The general public thinks billionaires hoard massive piles of cash in a vault.
They don’t. Massive wealth is the mathematical byproduct of owning infrastructure that keeps civilization running.
Cash sitting in an account is a depreciating liability. The only real leverage is equity in systems that are actively solving bottlenecks at scale.
Capital sitting idle isn’t safe. It’s bleeding.
Peter Diamandis: “Elon’s driven to solve problems. He’s driven to make life in the world better by just solving the biggest problems over and over and over again. And if someone else were solving them, he wouldn’t need to. But no one else is solving them.”
You don’t achieve trillion-dollar scale by optimizing for a higher salary.
You achieve it by hunting the largest friction points on the planet and engineering them out of existence.
The market doesn’t compensate you for your time. It compensates you in direct proportion to the size of the problem you delete from the board.
Don’t build a company to extract money. Accumulate resources to fund the execution loop until the friction is completely gone.
And once AI measures value purely in physics, the entire concept of wealth as we understand it evaporates.
Who controls the energy. Who controls the materials. Who controls the infrastructure.
Everything else is just numbers on a screen.
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After 7 years, my time at Coinbase has come to an end. It was the ride of a lifetime (launching x402 as just the latest example).
Meeting @brian_armstrong and @FEhrsam, the cofounders of Coinbase, in @ycombinator Summer 2012 was transformational. They gave me my first Bitcoin (promptly sold ... oh well) and led to me reading the Bitcoin whitepaper.
I became enraptured with Bitcoin smart contracts (literally, more than any other feature of Bitcoin). I wrote a stablecoin whitepaper (2014), wrote Ethereum's first security guide (2016) with @Consensys and our startup launched a DeFi protocol in 2017. @coinbase acquired us in 2018.
That's when the real adventures started:
🚀 Growing USDC to $1 BN: In 2019, as the product lead for USDC under @balajis and as a former DeFi founder, I leaned hard into the brand new space of DeFi. With our USDC Bootstrap Fund and tight connections to every defi protocol, we—with our colleagues at @circle our first breakout hit as part of DeFi summer. Now $75 BN and counting.
🌐 Launching x402: Our team, led by @programmer, helped bring onchain payments natively to the internet by leveraging the 402 HTTP status code, working with @Google , @Cloudflare and many others. HTTP 402 was an idea from the dawn of the internet, and its time has finally come
👏 Listing new tokens and launching staking: For a while, I was the lead for launching new assets at Coinbase. Our Crypto team added many of the key tokens that define our current world like Solana, Tether, Uniswap, Aave, and many more. A cracked Coinbase team of 50+ people spent a year planning out the massive Ethereum's move from proof of work to proof to stake with 100% slashing risk for billions of $.
🧑💻 Launching @CoinbaseDev: To get a billion people onchain, we need developer tools that are secure and easy to use. The mighty CDP team rethought our developer product and launched server wallets, embedded wallets, 1 click onramps, data APIs, and more. Lots more coming from them.
Looking back, the joy of Coinbase was:
- Doing novel things at massive scale
- Making the complicated magical
- Caring deeply about the details (security, legal, regulatory)
- Collaborating with brilliant minds across many disciplines (legal, security, engineering, product, design, finance, cx, ...)
I'm excited to take a break, but then get back into crypto. If you're a crypto entrepreneur building something, reach out. I'd love to pay forward the support I got long ago. And going to continue being a x402 evangelist.