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Sharing my thoughts so far here as I'm currently going through the Orbital paper:
- Would it be reasonable to assume we just have a single large orbital pool for all USD stable pairs?
- Still somewhat confused with this measure of efficiency. Maybe I missed this particular equation. In practice efficiency is usually ...
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There's a bunch of peoole on LinkedIn spamming corposlop spam every day.
Can you make a video that explains your field that people still cite years later, that's still relevant?
That's true knowledge, and worth listening to.
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I think it's less about entrepreneurship and more about building tools in NP hard problem spaces.
If you don't know what that means, yes it's going to be hard for you to find a job, and even if you do if that business isn't working in that space, you aren't going to have a job for long.
NP hard problems:
Signals. C...
why entrepreneurship going to be the inevitable means of putting food on our table for the future generation:
when i look back on my first year after college,
AI can take on majority of those tasks at 1/10 of the time, and 1/1000 of the cost.
wild to think that, without those training years, new grads will increasin
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"Dumb take"
If I were Chief BDSM (Business Development, Sales, Marketing) Officer of Farcaster for 6 months:
I believe most of the frustration with builders and lack of support is really attributed to app store policies from the FAANGs. The sad reality is Farcaster is still in a position where it can be nuked from orbit, and they
Concerning.
L0la L33tz is more fun on Nostr
@L0laL33tz
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Now that we are back at peak democracy with the Senate Banking Committee canceling today's vote because Coinbase doesn't like it, I want everyone to think long and hard about this statement made by the Committee before the next draft comes out.
The very notion of "lawful https://t.co/vfFhzugaiF
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If you aren't working with API tooling to use Polymarket, comment below and I'll get you set up with open-eth-terminal.
Bots are trading faster than you, because the UI isn't updating fast enough. Now's the best time to upskill and start using terminal tooling to do polymarket research faster.
Blaze
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A week ago Polymarket declared war on algorithms.
They introduced a draconian 3.15% commission on 15-minute markets called Taker Fee.
The goal was clear: kill latency arbitrageurs who take money faster than the site UI updates.
The math is simple: if your glitch gives a 2% https://t.co/55cohYjtW9
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I tried to add this image about 3 times now and it doesn't show up.
Six days ago @ruminations pointed out the Iran trader who quietly bought $41,000 of Iran strikes across a range of markets and times.
People have wondered if this particular user is an insider within the U.S. government or military with extensive knowledge of U.S. plans. There are currently theories that this could be
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One of the coolest things with crypto is it speedruns outcomes.
The reality is most people are not interested in long term games, and will cabal, lie, cheat, and steal the moment they have a chance at a life changing opportunity.
On blockchains, the time to this realization is fast, which actually is far more efficie...
Trump rugged. Ye rugged. Now the former NYC mayor is rugging too.
Stop trusting these scammers. They see crypto as a pile of suckers to milk.
There are founders and builders here with real integrity. Support them, not the tourists who show up just to extract and disappear.
https://x.com/ericadamsfornyc/status/201084
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"You're not allowed to quit, you're fired!"
It's unethical to look for a new job while you currently have a job apparently. 😂
Six days ago @ruminations pointed out the Iran trader who quietly bought $41,000 of Iran strikes across a range of markets and times.
People have wondered if this particular user is an insider within the U.S. government or military with extensive knowledge of U.S. plans. There are currently theories that this could be...
This anon wallet opened yesterday and bought $41,000 of Yes positions on every Iran strike & regime change wallet it could
Is this guy on an aircraft carrier somewhere? I don't think so.
I think it's a non-crypto native Iran expert who recently learned about @polymarket aghast at how mispriced these markets are, cons
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Small update to the terminal: Polymarket term searching. This one definitely needs more refinement and filtering, but users should be able to send search terms to polymarket's API and get a list of events and markets along with their current prices.
PR will land in development and will be available in the next tagged ...
My mini-app is completed! Except, it's a mini-app for Cursor. I wanted to make something in the spirit of OpenBB where I can do financial analysis in the terminal/IDE. OpenBB moved to SaaS, and also didn't really support crypto very well.
I now have pushed a release candidate for Open-Eth-Terminal v0.0.2, where you ca
Another onchain data analyst provides a more nuanced statement on the NYC token. His view is the wallet traders mostly engaged in general trading patterns.
It's always good to see challenging hypotheses and how they're structured to add more analysis to the toolkit.
More data and info -> better results.
His analysis...
Before I post this: I am not under duress and have no signs of suicidal thoughts, or a history of self-harm.
Below, I have pulled up the token swaps for Eric Adam's NYC coin in @dune.eth, totaled the volume swap, and add time metrics as well as a signal to filter for wallets that were created near the exact mint block
Comfy in Miami.
To my NYC and LA and SF brothers, you don't have to suffer with Stockholm Syndrome. You can all wake up and just move to Miami.
Instead you choose to wake up and work in office walking in sub-20 degree weather to run Claude Code on the same computer you run at home.
Why?
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If we see the market structure bill pass with or without stablecoin interest rates, this market is going to be extremely open. Credit lending in general is largely a monopoly where end consumers get screwed, and bankers get big bonuses or blow up while being covered on taxpayer dimes.
Consumer credit is also largely r...