🤖 AI •🌐 Web3 •💰 Crypto | Проверяю инструменты и проекты без хайпа. Facts over promises. Личный опыт, разборы, новости.
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🔵 AI • Web3 • Crypto
I test tools, follow the market and separate real utility from beautiful promises. No hype, no “1000% tomorrow”. 😉
Здесь — AI, крипта и Web3 без рекламного тумана: проверяю, разбираю, показываю, что работает на практике.
— Nadya Polli
4,410 diamonds. 3,218 gold components. 15 jewelers. Over 1,000 hours of work.
All for a bra you're probably terrified to try on.
And the brand proudly explains that the cups curve inward, just like regular lingerie.
What a technological breakthrough. 😂
Oh, and there's no fabric underneath.
Thank goodness. Imagine spending all that money just to find a cotton lining. 💎
The details you can’t see from the runway.
The Fantasy Bra is a one of a kind master piece. Up close, it tells a different story: 3,218 individually cast parts, 4,410 natural diamonds and more than 1,000 hours of work by 15 artisans.
Created by Jacob & Co. in partnership with @victoriassecret, it is made entirely of 18K gold and diamonds, with no fabric beneath. Its cups curve inward like lingerie, its framing bars are shaped to rest gently against the body, and each strand of its fringe is a chain of individually cast settings, linked to move with every step.
At its center sits a 75.54-carat Natural Fancy Vivid Yellow diamond, surrounded by white diamonds in six shapes, including Jacob & Co.’s signature Angel-Cut.
It is the most valuable Fantasy Bra ever made.
Inspired by the impossible.
#JacobAndCo #VictoriasSecret #FantasyBra #VSFashionShow #HighJewelry
AI can now pay for digital services.
Great. Can it figure out which of my 17 subscriptions I actually need? 😂
Visa and Mesh want to make crypto wallets work at 175 million merchant locations.
No separate crypto card. No manual cash-out.
Sounds convenient.
One small detail: no launch date, no supported countries, no wallet list yet.
175 million places to spend. Zero clarity on where it actually works.
prnewswire.com/news-releases…
The clever part isn't the 175 million merchants.
It's making crypto payments work without a separate card — or any changes at checkout.
Now let's see which wallets actually get access. 👀
GTA 6 hasn't even launched, and it's already being blamed for $1 billion in lost productivity.
The 1.5 million Americans supposedly taking the day off? Still an unverified estimate.
Apparently, even the economic damage gets early access. 🎮
BlackRock wants to put a safety belt on Bitcoin.
A new ETF proposal offers downside protection — but limits the upside.
Wall Street's latest innovation: making Bitcoin less scary by making it less Bitcoin. 😏
Starknet is no longer just talking about leaving Ethereum.
STRK holders are now voting on whether to explore becoming an independent, quantum-resistant L1.
The vote ends October 22.
Here's the twist: they're not voting to leave yet. They're voting on whether to seriously consider it. 😏
community.starknet.io/t/shou…
82 million Samsung Galaxy devices are about to get access to USDC transfers through Samsung Wallet.
No crypto exchange. No complicated setup.
Blockchain isn't waiting for everyone to become a crypto expert. It's moving into the apps they already use.
solana.com/news
The AI giants have a pricing problem. And it's called DeepSeek.
V4.1 Flash is pushing speed, performance and lower costs.
You can build the smartest AI in the world. But what happens when your competitor makes powerful AI dramatically cheaper?
Intelligence is expensive. Competition isn't going to let it stay that way. 🔥
api-docs.deepseek.com/news/n…
Visa just moved USDC payments infrastructure from pilot to production.
With Inyo Global, eligible businesses can now use USDC to fund international payouts.
Here's the interesting part:
Crypto is becoming part of everyday finance — without customers needing to know it's there.
That's real adoption. 🌍
usa.visa.com/about-visa/news…
When does a prediction market stop being finance and start being gambling?
The CFTC's latest move puts that question back on the table.
Changing a regulatory definition is one thing. Drawing a clear line between investing, speculation and betting is another.
And that line matters more than ever.
Can someone explain this to me like I'm 7?
Banks are getting into crypto.
Crypto companies are getting into banking.
So who exactly is disrupting whom? 😂
Today my feed is obsessed with money.
Bitcoin. Inflation. Interest rates. Millionaires.
And apparently, even people making $500,000 a year are living paycheck to paycheck.
At some point, you have to wonder:
Are we trying to become financially free — or just upgrading the price of our problems? 😂
AI agents are getting closer to managing our money.
But JPMorgan's reported reluctance to let outside AI agents control customer accounts raises a bigger question:
If AI can act on your behalf, who gets the final say - you, your bank, or the algorithm?
That's where the future of finance gets interesting. 🤖
Starknet says most blockchains have no quantum plan beyond “move your funds.”
Community Notes points to Algorand, which can change signing keys without moving assets.
Interesting distinction.
The quantum race isn't just about who promises protection. It's about who can actually upgrade security without making users start over. 🔐
Official Algorand documentation on rekeying — changing authorization keys without moving assets or changing the public address:
dev.algorand.co/concepts/acc…
Russia's largest bank just got the green light to exchange crypto.
Sberbank is now registered for both crypto exchange and custody services.
Bitcoin in your banking app? Not yet.
But the paperwork is moving faster than anyone expected. 😏
financefeeds.com/sberbank-cr…
I commented on a touching dog video.
Then X sent me a Community Note: apparently, the clock in the video jumps 8 seconds in less than 5.
Possible AI giveaway. 😏
We used to ask, “Is this story true?”
Now we also have to ask, “Was it even filmed?”
Privacy before execution. Transparency after confirmation.
Aptos is taking a practical step against MEV attacks without promising complete anonymity.
A useful distinction in the blockchain privacy debate.
Source: aptosnetwork.com/currents/en…
THE BLOCK: Aptos has launched an opt-in encrypted mempool on its mainnet, allowing users to conceal transaction details until a block is finalized to help protect against MEV attacks, including front-running and sandwich attacks.
The protocol-native feature encrypts transaction payloads while validators order transactions, with the contents decrypted only after consensus is reached; sender addresses and gas fees remain visible.
