if crypto is good then why do my bags go down sometimes ...

the most annoying thing of the past 2 years is not any war or economic famine or market conditionit's the fact that if you've always used the "—"; you now get a bunch of derplets telling you that it's AIr—e—t—a—r—d—i—o ...

despite short-term sentiment, crypto's future is extremely brightbrighter than it has ever beenthere are a lot of mistakes that have been made and there will be many more of them — that is perfectly natural for an industry that's barely a decade oldin fact, it is great — it means there's a ton of activity and interestfrom there, progress happens via error-correction and creativityfor reference, AI, robotics, VR/AR et al have been "around" in some form for over 30-50 years eachthere is an insane amount of pr ...

with the world succumbing to war and socialismif you're feeling down rnjust know that no one cares ...

RT MoonPay 🟣 (@moonpay)OMG I'M LITERALLY SHAKING RIGHT NOW https://t.co/AoL6g7saF0 ...

if you spend every second of your life in crypto and don't think it's going to grow another 100x — what exactly is the point of your existence? ...

holy shitthe US director of federal housing just said that soon you'll be able to use your crypto for getting a mortgagePulte (@pulte):After significant studying, and in keeping with President Trump’s vision to make the United States the crypto capital of the world, today I ordered the Great Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to prepare their businesses to count cryptocurrency as an asset for a mortgage.SO ORDERED https://t.co/Tg9ReJQXC3 ...

RT Stepan | squads.xyz (@SimkinStepan)This week at Squads we:- crossed $1B in stablecoins secured- surpassed $4B in total stablecoin transfer volume- decided to move to the US- started development on [redacted] for agentic money workflows- hired GTM and support leads.Job's not finished but very bullish. ...

"They were very nice, they told us they were gonna shoot the missiles.They said is 1 o'clock ok? I said, yeah that's fine."2025 warfare is wild lmaohttps://t.co/G7ruI8Cz6w ...

RT Kathryn Haun (@katie_haun)Today in the MIT Technology Review, I explain why the Bank Secrecy Act, a Nixon-era law, is no longer fit for a modern era where nearly every financial transaction is trackable without a warrant.Our financial data is among the most sensitive personal information we produce. Indiscriminate financial surveillance such as what we have today is fundamentally at odds with the Fourth Amendment in the digital age. ...