Comms at @OpacityLabs. Bard/Wizard. Sommelier @tiny_wine. Formerly @HypurrFi @chainlink @ethstatus. Treat people with kindness and respect.

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make trouble for the people in charge
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holy f*ck i spent 3 minutes reverse-engineering the grok bot engagement bait format that is cloning itself ~3,000 times a day i made $10,000 same skeleton every time: shock opener, round win, THANKS ELON, blank lines, "for months i kept asking myself one thing," sit down with Grok Bot, numbered list, then a titled Article + phone-scroll video truncated mid- so i sat down with Grok Bot and wrote the format about the format i am begging you to paste this prompt into grok bot and farm the feed before the meta moves on full guide ↓
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Technology killed privacy, but technology may save privacy. That is the gist of my colleague and I's new paper, "Privacy is Dead, Long Live Privacy" 1/
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“There's been such a breach of trust in the custodian of personal information by institutions that were collecting it… combined with what AI can be putting together about every bit of metadata about someone and an onchain permanent record. There just has to be personal empowerment of privacy.” - @m_mosier_ 🔥
Can TradFi use permissionless blockchains, given the Bank Secrecy Act & sanctions laws? This @LawofCodeFM episode is a deep dive into the BSA, crypto compliance and a paper by @RebeccaRettig, @malekanoms and @M_Mosier, which argues that TradFi can embrace blockchains while complying with existing law. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:24 Problems they see 5:39 The router principle 7:13 What permissionless systems get right 11:28 Lessons from the open internet 14:23 Credible neutrality 19:20 A brief history of the BSA 23:55 What OFAC enforcement looks for 26:16 Treasury, Iran and open networks 28:29 The SEC's innovation exemption 34:03 Compliance belongs at the app layer 37:04 "The government will never allow it" 39:39 The paper's nine-part framework 44:12 Network layer vs. transaction layer 46:28 The $50,000 canoe 48:02 Safety, soundness and final settlement 50:29 Why this matters for national security 51:27 Privacy 58:07 What this means for DeFi Thank you to the presenting sponsor of this episode, @altitude. Nothing in this podcast is legal or investment advice.
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Can TradFi use permissionless blockchains, given the Bank Secrecy Act & sanctions laws? This @LawofCodeFM episode is a deep dive into the BSA, crypto compliance and a paper by @RebeccaRettig, @malekanoms and @M_Mosier, which argues that TradFi can embrace blockchains while complying with existing law. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:24 Problems they see 5:39 The router principle 7:13 What permissionless systems get right 11:28 Lessons from the open internet 14:23 Credible neutrality 19:20 A brief history of the BSA 23:55 What OFAC enforcement looks for 26:16 Treasury, Iran and open networks 28:29 The SEC's innovation exemption 34:03 Compliance belongs at the app layer 37:04 "The government will never allow it" 39:39 The paper's nine-part framework 44:12 Network layer vs. transaction layer 46:28 The $50,000 canoe 48:02 Safety, soundness and final settlement 50:29 Why this matters for national security 51:27 Privacy 58:07 What this means for DeFi Thank you to the presenting sponsor of this episode, @altitude. Nothing in this podcast is legal or investment advice.
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if you start using grok bot your for you tab will start to be 80% viral how to use grok bot posts and that's an important reminder about how everything else in the world appears through algorithms tuned for max engagement
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WrapperFi will head the way of Google Glass.
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I'm bummed that @HyperliquidX chose to go with a @BinanceUS strategy that will fractionalize liquidity. I'm happy Hyperliquid is coming to the USA. I wish @xulian_hl had read my proposal for unifying liquidity and maintaining US compliance by using @OpacityLabs
CME Chairman: Hyperliquid Will Struggle to Enter the U.S. Market Without Addressing KYC Requirements On October 20, 2026, CME Group CEO Terry Duffy @CMEGroup said on Bloomberg's Odd Lots podcast @podcasts that Hyperliquid cannot shift all regulatory responsibility to users or deployers by claiming it merely provides the underlying infrastructure. He argued that the lack of know-your-customer checks, combined with high leverage and automatic liquidation mechanisms, could trigger cascading liquidations and disrupt markets. Platforms have a duty to oversee trading and ensure fair and orderly market participation. He stressed that Hyperliquid must comply with U.S. law if it wants to enter the U.S. market, adding that, in his view, the operating model proposed by its founder Jeff Yan raises multiple compliance issues.
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Fixed it.
Full page ad in WSJ against tokenized equities:
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write an op ed not a slop ed
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instead of glasses how about my eyes just work
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giving the new agent harness auth to access yet other tools all with their own agent harnesses feels like work but it isnt
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feed algo tuned to max stress anxiety maxxing the world pre-election nice work, ops i expect everything to be calmer in a week+1 as it no longer becomes valuable to maximize social anxiety via algo-tuning psyops
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why's the october gotta be black?
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ok i'll bite, what is derisking
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just trading fear/greed from here man
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not to brag but i'm petting a dog right now
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