@talkcentss One day I wanna write a paper on this.
Public institutions must use public infrastructure (blockchain). Public funds get paid into a multisig smart contract with councillors and randomized citizens as signatories. Work gets done, message gets signed, funds get released
@punk6529 The Institutions are awakening.
Soon they will be coming.
Then they will arrive.
Then they will realize.
The doors are locked.
And they will struggle to enter.
And they will wield their power.
But we will stand firm.
And hodl.
Net new ETH issuance today: ~1,753 ETH ($6.3 million).
Net inflows into the ETH ETFs today: ~175,005 ETH ($600 million).
The ETH ETFs bought 100x more ETH than was net issued by the network today.
Accelerate!
the #1 misunderstanding i see here on Ethereum and ETH
is viewing Ethereum as though it some kind of Silicon Valley startup or traditional business
it's not, and it never has been
Ethereum is a transparent, open source network for tokenized digital assets and inviolable trust of a kind which has never been seen before on this planet
and it is effectively in a category of ONE
everyone buys ETH at the price that they understand and accept this
This property of burning Eth in every block according to network usage is seriously under-appreciated. While Bitcoin’s supply is predictable and fixed, Ethereum’s supply actually shrinks as more people use it!
If you own any amount of Bitcoin, you own more than most countries in the world. Assume countries want reserves of digital gold as well as physical gold. They will be after your SATS soon!
GM
S&P 500
Bitcoin
Nasdaq
at all time highs!
Anyone, in the history of the world, who has ever put any money, whatsoever, whenever, to stew in these indexes and markets, is in the green.
Remember this when clickbait doomsday financial headlines invariably hit your timeline
Oh My Goodness, this morning someone transferred 20 000 Bitcoin to 2 addresses. 10 000 each. Held since 2011!!!
Unbelievable. Well done sir!
That's 2 Billion Dollars💰
Digital art remains the easiest way to explain NFT's. Every conversation with friends starts or ends up there.
People understand art so the jump to digital becomes easier. Then when you go metric by metric, it becomes clear that NFT's are a serious upgrade on traditional art.
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In 1993, domains were free.
In 1997, they were cheap.
By 2005, they were expensive.
By 2015, they were essential.
ENS might follow the same arc.
In 10 years, nike.eth might matter as much as https://t.co/uDicBuLniw
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In 2023, paradigm.eth sold for $1.5 million—the most expensive ENS domain sale to date.
What are Ethereum domains?
Why do they matter?
And why would anyone pay that much for something like paris.eth?
A thread 🧵
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If you're building anything on Ethereum—a wallet, protocol, DAO, or creator profile—getting your ENS domain is like buying your .com
You might not need it today.
But if someone else owns it tomorrow, it’s off the market