Web2 marketing to crypto since 2021. Ever seen marketing campaigns that broke Internet? some were mine 👉👈
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HBO says @peterktodd is satoshi and his response was perfect
"This is going to be very funny when you put this into the documentary and a bunch of bitcoiners watch it."
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GM! ✨ Thank you to everyone who joined us for the @base meetup at @Station3NYC, hosted by @ombruja, on the Future of Well-being and the exciting projects that are coming on-chain! Watch out for:
- @ombruja on-chain podcast, Episode 1 featuring @ThePoonacha and ways to participate in @OneHubArtists
- The Warrior Monk, a PFP community by @sevaislove from @ChopraFNDN
- @sendhalpxyz by @rachelwilkinsb
- @theartdept_xyz Base onboarding
Stay tuned for our next event: lu.ma/ombruja #OnChainSummer #basemeetup
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If only there was a place where you can trade ETH/BTC in one click, with leverage, on-chain.
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My high-level breakdown on Samourai, based only on the article by @sethforprivacy, freedom.tech/doj-tightens-st…. Kudos to him for the research and to @fubuloubu for some legal interpretation input (not actual legal advice). 🧵 #Samourai #Bitcoin #Privacy
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Season 2 details for @ether_fi coming out:
• 5% FDV to be airdropped
• there are 10 ranks
• after each week you unlock the next rank
• S1 claimants start at rank 2
That means we probably have ~10 weeks to go.
We might see 97-Day YT eETHs on @pendle_fi catch a bid here.
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all these fear mongering nay sayers trying to shine light about web3 hacks and how "it's not going great" -
I'm coming from web2 "classic" security and I can assure you it's a much bigger shit show:
- when hacks occur they are more often silent
- if ever the victim finds out, they would try anything they can to swipe it under the rug. side channel payments, denial, etc. that's if they even know
- once hackers gain access they usually win. they can escelate priveleges, spread across the network and/or achieve persistency. either way, most if not all of the data is siphoned silently.
- if they gain persistency they can leverage their position even further by unmasking PII or continuously deliver infected supply chain.
- fun fact: the amount of tradfi dirty money is orders of magnitude greater than crypto
so yes, I think blockchain is doing alright.
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excellent writeup of problems and solutions...excited to see this. and public domain: github.com/nostr-protocol/no…
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We’re excited to host our next Anthropic Hackathon in London.
Come build apps with the Claude API, connect with expert judges, and win prizes.
Nov 4-5. Apply here: partiful.com/e/pQHQrWPg1A6P3…
ALT Invitation to apply for the Anthropic Hackathon in London
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A year prior to the FTX collapse, SBF and Caroline Ellison analyzed the viability of the exchange under different scenarios, including Sam's additional borrowing to support his new passion - venture investments.
Their analysis was rigorous and, ironically, embraced an almost identical set of events that destroyed #FTX 12 months later.
Let's dive into today's testimony by Caroline 👇
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This is how Rust went from a side project to the world’s most-loved programming language. trib.al/u9dYGSR
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A good audit finding writeup should:
- Clearly explain the attack path
- Clearly explain the impact
- Be succinct and readable
Let's look at a great one and show you why it's good 👇
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My take on Blur:
@blur_io didn't kill NFTs. Rather, it allowed NFTs to speed-run through their natural evolutionary path.
- Made it clear that most NFTs are actually quite fungible
- Most people are in it for the $$
But it also sets the stage to move on and upwards from here.