ownership coins and digital sovs
cyberspace
- Tweets 25,916
- Following 1,395
- Followers 12,386
- Likes 169,494
sacha retweeted
EVERY 2ND RIP = 100% BUYBACK 🤑
For the next 24 hours, every second pack you open on RipCars will have 100% buyback value
Pull your lucky 2nd: app.ripcars.io
3
5
23
675
🔥
Just in case any builders are wondering
@multicoin has no interest in expanding the mandate and we will continue spending 100% of our time and capital on crypto and blockchain markets
our DMs are open if that interests you
@shayonsengupta @tushar_jain @masonnystrom @0x_Lucas
129
sacha retweeted
REMINDER: Our first 10x Ignition Pack community raffle is closing in 4 hours
Join the Rip Cars Discord server to participate ↓
The Rip Cars Discord community is now open 🏎️
To celebrate, we're raffling off 10x Ignition Pack codes, open to everyone
Join the server with the link in the replies
3
4
15
470
sacha retweeted
Crypto’s irony is that it usually is attacked first and mocked for its operational failures
Yet the competition ends up looted more aggressively later by the same actors (🇰🇵) and reluctantly adopts the security solutions that wouldn’t exist without crypto being attacked first
SCOOP: Major U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized third-party AI agents inside customer accounts, including some attempting to take actions that appear to be independent of user instructions, sources told Axios.
The findings have alarmed banking executives, who are racing to restrict access to their systems as AI moves at a velocity faster than financial institutions can respond, multiple industry and bank executives told Axios.
Several banks are now preparing for worst-case and even “day after” scenarios, including how to rapidly secure or restore customer accounts if things go wrong, the people said.
Several bank executives told Axios they're struggling to distinguish between human users and AI agents. One executive said banks also struggle to determine whether agents are authorized by customers or potentially operating without their permission, more akin to rogue agent behavior.
Read my latest for Axios here: axios.com/2026/10/22/ai-agen…
13
23
133
8,233
sacha retweeted
Spotify 👉 open.spotify.com/episode/5ZS…
Youtube 👉 piped.video/OJX2L21e4fA
Apple Podcasts 👉 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
1
2
1,161
yes
some of these takes I see on $ORE remind me of early Bitcoin days
a smart yet stubborn mind convinces themselves arbitrarily through some round about rules that ore can’t possibly be money or a SoV because of X, Y, Z..
then one day it’s on a @BlackRock balance sheet
1
7
382
sacha retweeted
Happy One Year Anniversary to Grid Mining on $ORE .
The concept of functional Grid Mining officially turns 1 year old today.
1
2
22
543
sacha retweeted
I’ve been part of the @ORE community since early June 2026, and it’s been a great journey. Met some cool people already.
The more time I spend here and see what the team is building, the more bullish I become on ORE’s long-term potential as a store of value.
Own at least 1 ORE!
6
7
42
590
sacha retweeted
Reading a history of the bond market recently, and the author noted that Britain defeated Napoleon mostly because their consol bond market left the British military much better funded than France’s weak post-revolutionary capital markets.
One Alexander Hamilton studied the British bond market, and then consolidated American revolutionary debt into one tradable market, which gave birth to what became the New York stock exchange, Liberty bonds, and the world’s largest capital markets.
An army might march on its stomach, but it’s borrowed money that pays for the food and ammunition, and the one who can borrow the most generally wins.
25
117
1,341
38,504
IMO a primary goal for a non-sovereign SoV isn’t to eliminate new issuance (i don't think new issuance in isolation is inherently bad). It is to create a credibly scarce asset, with programmatic open-source rules, with a fair distribution mechanism, on censorship resistant infra, without debasement.
Both Bitcoin and Ore do this, just in different ways.
1
2
6
244
We went BEHIND THE CURTAIN with @solomon_labs today
1. What Solomon is and why people should care
2. Why Solana still lacks a dominant stablecoin issuer - and how Solomon changes that
3. What sets $USDv apart and why it should become the default
4. $SOLO as the only ownership/governance coin - MetaDAO raise, no other equity
5. Current AUM, growth trajectory, and 2027 targets
6. The real product: infrastructure behind the stablecoin (future of the suite)
7. Partnerships (Raydium, Onre, Oro, Ore, MetaDAO)
8. 2027 outlook and what he’s most excited about
17
9
33
708
sacha retweeted
DC fined me $75 for littering after I put some things out for a bulk trash pickup my neighbor had arranged. The city actually collected the trash. As far as I know, I did nothing wrong.
Still, I was perfectly happy to pay $75 rather than waste time fighting it. But the citation didn't even mention an online payment portal. When I asked ChatGPT how to deal with it, it found that the online filing portal appeared to be down for maintenance, but offered to submit an "admit with explanation" response by email.
I said sure. It prepared the paperwork, attached the citation, and emailed the administrative hearings office.
It was significantly easier than paying the fine.
This is a fascinating reversal of the traditional asymmetry between citizens and government. The state has automated issuing fines, while citizens have had to manually navigate cumbersome appeals processes. AI makes responding almost frictionless.
If everyone starts doing this, not as a protest but simply because it's easier, governments will face a deluge of procedurally valid responses where they previously collected revenue with little effort.
Things are going to get interesting.
22
14
201
12,499
sacha retweeted
A year ago today, ORE moved from PoW mining to virtual mining, challenging traditional assumptions about how mining should work.
ORE challenged the idea that electricity costs, expensive equipment and other forms of value leakage are not necessary to establish social consensus around a new Store of Value.
ORE made it possible for anyone with an internet connection and a Solana wallet to mine, democratizing access to mining in the process.
Since then, ORE has added and removed many features along the way, making the protocol stronger than ever.
If you mined and held ORE a year ago today, your stack would have grown by approximately ~60%.
The best time to mine ORE was a year ago. The next best time is today.
Join us: ore.com/learn/how-mining-wor…
1
7
37
1,067
sacha retweeted
If this is the new rate of finding security vulnerabilities, I’m actually pretty reassured. Sure, everything’s gonna get pwned, but it’ll all be over in about six months either way. ;)
21
17
343
11,941
sacha retweeted
The big brands in VC have always been able to pull other firms, but this was limited in eras when there was more discipline about round size.
In a world where the appetite for capital appears uncapped, investors are even more likely to herd.
Today, the average syndicate that includes one of the seven "megafunds" has roughly double the number of participants compared to rounds that do not — despite the larger funds also comitting much more capital to the rounds.
Concentration grew through the latter-half of ZIRP, up until the ill-fated WeWork IPO — a high profile warning about the "growth at all costs" mentality.
From 2019 to 2022, VC concentration fell as investors squeezed down into Seed, searching for a clean slate. New frontiers, and a reset on price inflation; although capital supply meant prices remained high.
The market bifurcated in 2022, as smaller LPs suffered a liquidity crunch which larger LPs barely noticed. The market has quickly been dominated by scaled allocation, chasing easy narratives.
As a result, 2023 to 2026 has seen successive ATHs in market concentration, as LP capital has crowded into megafunds and obvious growth opportunities.
Credit to @harmonic_ai for the data.
2
1
21
1,355
sacha retweeted
I've had the opportunity to interview @HardhatChad @ORE a couple times now. Ore is cool. solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112
4
7
74
3,770