They/them
Bogotá, DC, Colombia
Joined September 2022
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Wilson retweeted
pumpfun onboarding, alon style. he turns kimchi, a noodle seller from chinatown, into a fake trump coin millionaire, gainzy brings the hookies, and the normies buy the bundle.
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It’s over. I know this was inevitable but the wrong people are leading the charge towards something sick and ungodly. I have zero faith in laws or leadership to fix the path we are on. Buy land and prepare for the worst.
Yes, largely true. Cortical Labs' CL1 systems use stem-cell-derived human neurons on electrode arrays, kept alive in sealed life-support units with nutrient media (sugar/salts) refreshed every few days. Biological data centers in Melbourne and Singapore now run racks of them. They've controlled Doom via electrical signals. No evidence of consciousness—just adaptive neural activity.
Wilson retweeted
A16Z was also very bullish on Eigenlayer, Yuga Labs, OpeanSea, Goldfinch, Farcaster, Dapper Labs, Flowcarbon (Adam Neumann + blockchain lmao) and a million more.
There is no "settlement layer for all of tradfi", you literal knownothing.
Transactions will "settle" (a trivial commoditized database entry) in size on many chains, along with continuing to settle on numerous offchain financial networks (Fedwire, Swift, DTCC, Euroclear, CLS Visa/Mastercard,) too.
Wilson retweeted
and you realize its called the TCP/IP SUITE right?
its not just IP. Its not just TCP. Its UDP, HTTP, SMTP, DHCP...
TCP/IP won because its compatible with anything anyone wants to connect with it.
A blockchain is too monolithic to support the needs of every trust based use case across the worlds TAM.
Avoid this guy at all costs desperate young men. If it’s too good to be true, it is. This account is some spook adjacent data harvester.
You’re telling me 35MB was holding back 343 from success? How incompetent were these fools?
If you have a PC all you need is MCC (*on Steam*) and download a single 35MB file. This project is incredible projectreclaimer.dev/
Not having this built into the protocol but being optional is retarded. Member last week when every LZ shill was saying “OMG Chainlink copy/paste!!!”, I memba.
CCIP had this BUILT IN 3 years ago chumps.
Together with @blockaid_ we're launching Blockaid Bridge Sentinel, a new DVN that screens proposed transactions against Blockaid's real-time threat intelligence engine.
Learn more about how it works↓
Can someone make a new actually good tower defense game with the all AI game stuff going on? Please?
Wilson retweeted
pellegrino in vegas when the kelp dao hack happened - leading to that long ass delay between exploit and shutting down the bridge
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First hand experience with people i grew up with who were adopted tells me adoption is not always a great thing for everyone once the adopted child gets past the age of 18. Majority I know have been disowned. Adoption is meant for truly the best among us not everyone.
Warren Buffett disowned his granddaughter in 2006, writing that he had never accepted her as his grandchild, legally or emotionally.
Buffett has largely avoided publicly discussing what happened between them. In the video below, Nicole Buffett tells her side of the story.
Nicole had grown up as part of the Buffett family after Warren’s son Peter adopted her. She visited Warren in Omaha, called him Grandpa, and Warren’s wife Susan even referred to Nicole as one of her “adored grandchildren.”
But being the granddaughter of one of the richest men in the world never meant living like one.
Warren paid for her education, but Nicole didn’t have access to his fortune. She worked with children at Family Human Services in San Francisco and built her own life while carrying one of the most famous surnames in American business.
Then their relationship fell apart after Nicole appeared in The One Percent, a documentary about wealth inequality.
She later received a letter from Buffett telling her that he had not emotionally or legally adopted her as a grandchild, and that the rest of his family had not adopted her as a niece or cousin either.
One detail made the letter even more painful.
Buffett signed it simply “Warren.”
Nicole still had a card from only a year earlier signed “Grandpa.”
One of the richest men in the world had spent years as her grandfather. Then a letter told her he no longer considered himself one.
Do you think Buffett had the right to draw that line, or did he take it too far?
Save the video to finish Nicole’s story later, and follow for more heartbreaking stories from behind the lives of the world’s most famous billionaires.
The best use of AI is making a redo of Death Note where some random taliban guy finds the death note and writes Jew but it doesn’t work and he has to explore the world finding the names of Jews
Hey @transporter_io when can I use CCIP 2.0 to get my $LINK off this god forsaken chain Arbitrum back to Ethereum?
Wilson retweeted
The launch of CCIP 2.0 is something we've been working on with the world's top financial institutions for a while, we have now implemented their feedback on what is needed for institutional grade bridging of data and the movement of the digital assets themselves across both public and private chains.
The response from the capital markets community here at Sibos has been very positive, and it is clear that the additional compliance, risk management, configurability and network participation capabilities of CCIP 2.0 are something that institutions find attractive and useful.
I think the digital asset industry will end up at a new level of risk management for their data all of their tokenized value; where digital assets that are not bridged via a secure method and/or are relying on data that can be manipulated, will be viewed as much more risky. If the digital assets that bridge via providers which are not secure by default and/or keep repeatedly losing bridging keys, then they will receive worse asset risk scores which necessarily leads to worse terms for their usage as collateral, their inclusion on a balance sheet, and various other use cases. In some cases we are already seeing that having unreliable bridging or easy to manipualte data for valuation is leading to some digital assets to not be accepted for collateral or other users cases at all.
We are now working closely with top FMIs, the leading banks, top asset managers, top GSIs and various capital markets technology providers to enable digital assets to operate in a derisked way, to unlock the liquidity found in public chains and to efficiently connect the next generation of digital assets to the benefits of DeFi.
coindesk.com/business/2026/0…
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1. Institutional risk controls: Add an independent layer of verification on top of CCIP by deploying custom Cross-Chain Verifiers (CCVs) directly within Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, or by utilizing enterprise-grade operators like Infosys and Nethermind.
2. Flexible settlement: Asset issuers get direct control over execution speed and parameters to run fast paths for high-frequency flows, or full finality and time-delayed approvals for high-value settlement.
3. Always-on compliance functionality: Native integration with Chainlink ACE embeds policy controls directly into cross-chain transfers, enforcing issuer-defined KYC, AML, sanctions screening, allowlists, exposure limits, and more.
