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Bitcoin Capitulation at record levels. This typically marks bottoms. Most are now sidelied. Disbelief soon. https://t.co/quPsDmDba5

Miden is building something called "Proof of Personhood" without KYC and without servers, no Worldcoin, no tokens, no biometrics 👀 How are you? 🤔 @0xMiden project with a very small note that you can only create once. You put a secret inside that only you know (like a password in your head), then they prove with STARK that "this note was made by a real person and no one else can copy it"... without that secret ever being revealed This means that practically every person on earth can have a "crypto passport" that: - is completely private - cannot be sold or transferred - cannot be duplicated (true sybil-proof) - and all apps can say "only people, no bots" Yesterday they enabled this in the alpha testnet, I made a personhood note in 3 seconds, then I went to a test airdrop that only gave to personhood... 500 bots came, they all rejected, we only got 28 real people 😈 This means the end of the era of farmers, the end of airdrop hunters, the end of botnets on Discord and Twitter @0xMiden is quietly rebuildin

idOS is doing something much dirtier and smarter than all of this 👀 They are building a "Web3 legal black hole" No, I'm kidding In @idOS_network, every time you do a legitimate financial transaction with your idOS credential (repay a loan, supply, buy RWA...), a zk proof goes into a decentralized database that only legal entities (regulators, central banks, large exchanges) can read. A normal user never sees it, and your wallet doesn't reveal anything either. But when a regulator comes and says "Who is this wallet?", the system has a button that only opens with their special key and shows: "Yes, this person is real, KYC has been done, the source of his money is clean, there are no sanctions" This means that idOS also gives the user privacy, Give governments and banks what they really want: the ability to monitor when it's really necessary, which is exactly what regulators in Europe and the US are begging for right now That's why no one has dared to attack idOS, because without this project, they wou

I "fell in love" with @rainbowdotme when I saw her... she was talking to my girlfriend (without me being there) 😐 I wasn't home last night and the girl called and said, "My love, I bought you a surprise but I'm low on money in my wallet, can you send me some?" I was on the subway, the signal was weak, I said, "I can't right now, I'll be home in 20 minutes." 5 minutes later he texted: "Solved ♥️" I went home and saw that he had created a new virtual card with Rainbow, withdrawn $80 from our shared USDC, made a purchase on the site and even left me a red heart in Notes Wallet: "You don't have to be there all the time anymore, I know ;)" At first I was a little shocked... Then I laughed and said: "This is no longer a wallet, this is my second wife" Now in our house Rainbow has a separate user called "max + whale" with a shared spending limit, two-person approval for trades over $500, and even a dedicated emoji ♥️ Rainbow is no longer just mine, it has become our relationship wallet Do you also sha

Hackers don't pick targets based on liquidity. They pick targets based on how easy it is. Solana has liquidity. Cardano has liquidity. Sui has liquidity. Avax, NEAR, all have more than enough TVL to support the typical attacks we see. They don't get drained daily like Ethereum does. Why? Because they don't have the same architectural flaws. Most hacks are 6-7 figures. Not billions. The Federal Reserve holds billions. Your local bank holds millions. Which one gets robbed more? Hackers attack the weakest security, not the biggest vault. Ethereum's foundation is broken. Approvals. Reentrancy. Infinite spending permissions. These aren't bugs. They're architectural flaws bleeding users dry. And maxis keep defending it while wallets get emptied. Security matters more than TVL.

Last night at 2:17 AM, I got a notification from my wallet: “@wardenprotocol Legacy Activated ✅ First heir registered” What does warden mean?? 🤔 I went to Agent Hub, a new tab had opened that wasn’t there until yesterday: Legacy 👁️ What does it mean? 🤔 I mean, I just went there, uploaded a photo of my child’s ID (who hasn’t even been born yet, he’s only 5 months old), recorded a voice message for him, and locked some WARD and USDC in a smart contract that will only be unlocked when he turns 18 Warden will manage it himself until that day, make profits, compound, everything is automatic, no banks, no lawyers, no hassle with inheritance, inheritance, taxes, and all that. Just a line of code Now it shows that when he turns 18, with the current growth, it will be about 48 billion tomans (at today's price). 48 billion… for a child whose name we haven't even decided yet 😭 I wrote to @luisvae, this is too heavy… he said: "Dude, we're not just making money anymore… we're bringing the next generation into the

$BTC and $ETH both look like they loading up for monster moves to the upside, I'm stacking great projects for pennies on the USD right now and you should be too 🤝

https://t.co/zeqwGv9fxM #Canary HBR ETF completes first Onchain trade on #Hedera The UK and EU-regulated exchange reported that the ETF executed a live transaction on Hedera's public network on November 27, even as US exchanges stayed offline. https://t.co/E23s68bzmR