I build systems so people can own their time. Dad to four. Happiness makes perfect sense.

Joined April 2009
Time to cook guys. Will be away for few months. Focus on what matters most, your health and happiness. Will be sharing the ISR coins and my ink articles, once per week, as promised with the unique artistic hand of Chaz paired with $FLORK from our innovation treasury. 💚
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stellar:native will have a ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675 moment very soon. It's well overdue.
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We started at No.39 on the new staking mechanism of base:0x22af33fe49fd1fa80c7149773dde5890d3c76f3b and slowly and steadily we have climbed to No.26 just shy of the Top25. Still think that the solution is on par with Venice and Virtuals in many ways which are north of $1.2B and $410M. Check out @bankrbot guys.
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Blessed in every possible way. 🩵
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Zoom out, always do
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Build Now, yesterday is gone.
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The best car I ever owned, and I’ve had over 30, was my wife’s Saab 9-3 Aero. No one will ever build a cockpit like that again. Unmatched performance, superb turbo craftmanship and insane handling. What’s the favorite car you’ve ever owned?
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Blackrock owns 808,107K BTC Strategy owns 848,517 BTC All on behalf of their clients and stakeholders. Do you think they are stupid? Patience.
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We waited for 7 years. What's another 3? A reminder in case you missed the reason why. algorand:native
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Come on guys. Let's show the World that Algorand has a new CEO that wants to convert the Foundation into a net buyer from net seller. Give him a follow if you haven't already. Tell a friend. Post Quantum Security matters and algorand:native is the coin to accommodate that!
In my latest interview with @paulbarrontv, we discuss AI-driven hacks, the quantum threat to finance, and Algorand's plans for post-quantum security. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=qEv5eFf3… Thanks for having me, @paulbarron
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It's 41 years since Sussudio was released and I still don't know what it means! Also it could be the song that drove me into tech while listening music. What a decade it was! Would love to read your stories also guys. Who believes that music drives productivity higher?
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The internet had it's quantum moment yesterday with the PHP debacle. Algorand can protect you before things get messy. Reach out to them @AlgoFoundation they can help you out with your accounts and business. algorand:native
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Come on guys, follow the new CEO at Algorand. It's time to shine! $ALGO
I’ll be live on @therollupco podcast tomorrow at 2:30 PM ET to talk about quantum and what the October 22 OMB deadline means for banks and markets. Tune in here: youtube.com/@TheRollupCo/str…
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In 2013, a 19-year-old called Vitalik Buterin wrote a whitepaper with a strange idea. What if a blockchain could run any program, not just move money? People laughed. Bitcoin already existed. Why would anyone need a second one? Ethereum went live in July 2015. A year later it nearly died. A bug in The DAO, its biggest early project, let an attacker drain around a third of the money raised. The community had to choose between leaving the theft in place and rewriting history, and the argument split the chain in two. It survived that. It survived 2018, when it fell more than 90%. In 2022 it pulled off the Merge, switching the entire network to proof of stake while it was running, with no downtime, and cutting its energy use by more than 99%. People called it the slow chain, the expensive chain, the chain that would be replaced. Then Wall Street picked it. BlackRock now describes Ethereum as the backbone of tokenization, supporting about 65% of all tokenized assets. Its tokenized Treasury fund, BUIDL, runs on it. Its Ethereum ETF holds more than $10 billion. Public companies now hold ETH as a treasury asset. BitMine alone holds more than 5 million ETH, about 4%+ of the entire supply. Here’s the uncomfortable part. ETH hit an all-time high of $4,952 in August 2025. In June this year it was near $1,570, down nearly 70%, while BlackRock was calling it Wall Street’s backbone. It’s around $2,440 today. Same lesson as every infrastructure asset in our reserve. The market prices sentiment first and usage last. And the token is the whole point here. Every transaction on Ethereum is paid in ETH. Part of every fee is burned permanently. Staked ETH is what secures the network. Every tokenized Treasury, stablecoin and fund that moves on Ethereum pays in the same asset. We hold ETH in the settlement layer of our reserve because it’s the closest thing crypto has to a base layer for finance itself. That’s a thesis, not a promise. A teenager’s whitepaper, a hack that nearly killed it, a 90% crash, and a live engine swap. It’s still here, and now Wall Street is building on it. Art: “Flork holding ETH” by Chaz, part of our Flork ISR meme collection. Disclosure: Inchainvest holds ethereum:native in its treasury and flork-3:native in its innovation treasury. NFA · DYOR
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Good morning, give it a try 🌞
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Encryption matters. 🔐 Inchainvest has started accumulating ethereum:0x7cf9a80db3b29ee8efe3710aadb7b95270572d47 for our innovation treasury, with potential insertion into our primary treasury. @nillion lets AI compute on data without ever seeing it. Privacy by default. Disclosure: we hold ethereum:0x7cf9a80db3b29ee8efe3710aadb7b95270572d47 NFA · DYOR · HODL
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Another $FLORK hint by Binance. Let's see how this goes this time around. Last time went into Binance Alpha 2.0 and shot to 30m
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I really like the silence of Algorand. Something is cooking behind the scenes while the quantum threat is accelerating on all encrypted software. Privacy matters Transaction Finality matters Uptime matters Blockchain matters algorand:native
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My second article is live guys. It's in Greek but you can easily translate it. Do it as this is a good one! A great intro to AI and Crypto. Από τον Turing στα Tokens: Πώς το AI και τα κρυπτονομίσματα ενώθηκαν ink.com/articles/665043/apo-…
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In 2017, Sergey Nazarov and Steve Ellis tried to solve a problem most of crypto ignored. Blockchains can’t see the outside world. A smart contract has no idea what Bitcoin costs, what a Treasury yields, or whether a shipment arrived. Without that, a smart contract can only act on what already exists on its own chain. They called the fix an oracle network. That became Chainlink. For years it was easy to ignore. Infrastructure doesn’t trend. Nobody screenshots a data feed. Then the institutions started building on it: Swift, which connects about 11,000 banks, went from experiments with Chainlink to pre-production. DTCC used Chainlink to bring fund data on-chain, and is now building collateral infrastructure on it. JPMorgan, UBS, ANZ, Euroclear, Fidelity International, SBI and Mastercard have all built around it. Last month at Sibos, Chainlink launched a way for banks to plug their own systems straight into Swift’s blockchain ledger, with 24/7 tokenized deposit payments, and showed a live cross-chain repo transaction with DTCC on stage. It now secures more than $90 billion in value, more than any competitor. Chainlink has also become a training ground for leaders. William Herkelrath, who held leadership roles at Chainlink, became CEO of Algorand this September. When other chains go looking for their next leader, they look at the people who built the plumbing. Here’s the uncomfortable part. ethereum:0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca hit about $53 in May 2021. In June this year it traded near $7, down 86%, in the same month Swift moved to pre-production. Adoption went one way and price went the other. It’s around $12 today. That gap is the whole lesson. Markets price stories. Infrastructure gets priced last, usually after everyone has stopped talking about it. And the token matters here. Node operators are paid in LINK, and staking LINK is part of what secures the network. Every bank that connects runs on the same network the token secures. We hold LINK in the infrastructure layer of our reserve because the plumbing usually outlasts whatever is popular. That’s a thesis, not a promise. Nine years of being the boring infrastructure layer. Wall Street ended up building on it. Art: “Flork holding LINK” by Chaz, part of our Flork ISR meme collection. Disclosure: Inchainvest holds ethereum:0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca in its treasury and flork-3:native in its innovation treasury. NFA · DYOR
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