RT Mark Taylor (@Mark___Taylor)A new owner takes over a pickle factory and decides he can save a bunch of money by removing a pickle from each jar. The customers don’t notice and profits skyrocket.So he decides to remove another pickle and profits increase again.He keeps doing this but eventually people notice their jars have less pickles and they stop buying from him.This is about how you can monetize trust. It’s what 3rd worlders do in the west. They operate in a market where consumers trust most business ...

Hi. Now, as you can see, I'm not dressed to impress. By the looks of it here, it's looking like I'm probably the most dressed down person in this room this afternoon.Now, I'm not here as an athlete or here as a CEO. Obviously, there's no suit or power pose, grand performance. I'm just here as a person, just as a human being, sitting on something that I feel that we've all been feeling lately, especially in this part of the world.When when trust breaks, how do you rebuild it. >> Certainly not through speeche ...

A lot of mistakes can be prevented within the first 90 days of your role if you learn how to establish this critical element of trust. It’s the one thing that has a direct impact on you and your team's performance, which directly translates to your company's bottom line.Read more: https://t.co/zfA5U2jafZ ...

You’ve Been Promoted, Now What? 5 Secrets To Gain Trust In 90 Days https://t.co/xQGhb9Yai9(Photo: Getty Images) https://t.co/L9A7QZFYjd ...

Transparency builds trust. Privacy preserves freedom. ...

RT Star (@star_okx)People have underestimated the impact of 10/10. The incident caused real and lasting damage to the industry.An industry-leading company should focus on strengthening core infrastructure, building trust with global users and regulators, and protecting the long-term interests of the majority of crypto users, setting an example for others to follow. Instead, some chose to pursue short-term gains—repeatedly launching Ponzi-like schemes, amplifying a handful of “get-rich-quick” narratives, and ...

At Circle, we are rearchitecting trust in an automated way.Sunil Sharma on mitigating counterparty risk at @NewYorkFed’s 2025 FX Market Structure Conference. https://t.co/1Ur0vQNKvz ...

The usual fear is that regulation slows growth, writes @cathythorbecke. But in AI, the bigger constraint may be trust (via @opinion) https://t.co/AkI05YTcIl ...

In Zimbabwe, we have a phrase which means an elephant is never weighed down by what it goes through. But what happens when you reach your breaking point. We need our community.See, my family loves to travel and we go to so many different places. On this particular day, we went to a wildlife reserve known as Balivon. There were animals everywhere. There were elephants, there were giraffes, there were zebras.Everyone was peaceful, even the elephants that were playing around in the water. It wasn't until a lio ...

I no longer agree with this previous tweet of mine - since 2017, I have become a much more willing connoisseur of mountains. It's worth explaining why.https://t.co/LerCobzgvoFirst, the original context. That tweet was in a debate with Ian Grigg, who argued that blockchains should track the order of transactions, but not the state (eg. user balances, smart contract code and storage):> The messages are logged, but the state (e.g., UTXO) is implied, which means it is constructed by the computer internally, and ...