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$2B inflows in 24h on @binance after the FUD is insane. You can check the live stats here: defillama.com/cex/binance-ce…
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The US has seized bank accounts of payments group linked to Tether, per FT
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This is the way. Online gambling ruins millions of lives every year
LULA BANS ONLINE GAMBLING IN BRAZIL AHEAD OF PRESIDENTIAL VOTE
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Guilherme Lage retweeted
holy shit i asked claude to make a video on western civiization
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Foreign net purchases of U.S. T-bills fell from $250.5B to $49.4B over the last 12 months, an 80% collapse or roughly $200B of lost annual demand. Meanwhile, stablecoin issuers already hold nearly $200B of T-bills and other near-maturity Treasuries. The math is increasingly obvious. Scale stablecoins and modern dollar infrastructure and you create a new global distribution channel for U.S. government debt.
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We're starting to see some things *ORACLE SENDS FORCE MAJEURE NOTICE OVER NEW MEXICO DATA CENTER
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Long your longs
Rumor mill saying there’s some pretty big tokenization news with institutional asset managers coming very very soon. The biggest of the big players are supposedly deepening their ties with issuers is what our sources are telling us.
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Prime example of how people are proudly displaying violating norms of human trust with agents
We’re in the “phone phreaking” era right now for AI agents. AI agents are selling you on convenience; how they will actually work at scale is very different: a cautionary tale Back in the 60s and 70s, some kids figured out you could use toy whistles and the like to control AT&T’s phone network. AT&T actually published the relevant frequencies in open literature; you could just look them up. AT&T did this for the benefit of telephone engineers; it never considered that the system could be hacked. The system worked so long as no one took advantage of it. It was convenient. But once knowledge spread of *how* it worked, and how easy it was to reverse engineer, it broke down. AT&T shifted over to a different system, and phreaking came to an end AI agents are doing the exact same thing. They’re taking advantage of a system that works on human trust, and also on the friction - the time cost - that having to call or chat to a customer service agent imposes. Everyone has made the calculation about whether or not it was “worth it” to make a complaint or request or to raise an issue. Often, it isn’t. So you just don’t say anything. AI agents reduce the cost of complaints/requests to ~ zero. Anything free is consumed at much higher rates, so we should expect the total volume of this category to explode. Further, today companies and their employees typically assume that the complaints or requests they receive have an actual person behind them. Once AI agents become a mainstream thing, this will no longer be true. Now the assumption will be reversed: that any given customer interaction is actually coming from a bot. Just as early car ownership was liberating, but mass ownership represents a constraint on your freedom, the same will be true with AI agents. People using these agents today are getting good responses from companies because they are benefiting from the (now unwarranted) assumption that these requests are coming from a person. They’ll no longer think this in the near future. The ways they train their customer service people to deal with customer requests will change, too. You don’t have to be nice to an agent. And they won’t be. The return to AI agents will decline as companies build entirely new workflows to deal with the huge volume of automated requests they’ll be getting from bots in the near future The system today works on trust: that there’s a real person behind each customer interaction, and that if somebody has reached out to you, they’re concerned or mad or scared or whatever enough to do so. The contact is a signal that some minimal threshold of importance has been met. The business model is built on this belief about customer behavior. But that trust is broken by ubiquitous AI agents. None of the current assumptions will hold true in the future. Once the customer population is mostly bots, the nature of customer service (at least online) is fundamentally changed Agents will make the online environment even worse. I’m very bearish on the category. All the tech guys seem excited by this new frictionless world of automated convenience where the agents are getting you automatic refunds and canceling your old subscriptions and getting you that free upgrade on your next flight Please. You’ve got to think non-linearly. All these new frictions will need to be introduced to keep the system working smoothly. Agents rely on deception; that there’s a person behind them. But that’s not a safe assumption anywhere. So the system will adjust, just as it did with the phreakers: from default open and trusting, to adversarial: prove you’re human
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Good morning. If you are selling hard assets like gold and bitcoin as yields rise and bond auctions become disorderly, you are not paying attention to the underlying problem and inevitable currency debasement coming. Have a great day.
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And they want you to believe that life is much better nowadays because we have all this tech
This feels like a time machine. Packed, decorated, families everywhere. This energy just doesn’t exist anymore. They destroyed it.
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Never stop clicking
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joked that I wouldn’t sell my $hype airdrop until 100 dolla not looking so delusional anymore hype 100 waiting room, anyone?
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I heard you guys wanted some exclusive Binance merch, so I’m giving away this ENTIRE box 🎁💛 To enter: 1️⃣ Follow me 2️⃣ Like + Repost 3️⃣ Reply with your $BNB price prediction for October 1 at 00:00 UTC Closest prediction wins 🏆 Entries close September 28 at 23:59 UTC
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Europe is ruled by criminals who want you to stay poor so they can stay in power forever. Please resign @Lagarde everyone hates you
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Thanks for playing
Added to my 龙虾 $lobster short. Top 10 holders control 90% of the supply. Once the manipulation ends it’s going to zero in a single candle
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you did?
i told you you are not getting lower prices.
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DraftKings makes money when gamblers lose money. So, the sports betting app uses AI to identify which gamblers tend to lose the most — and then sends them promotions to place more bets. 💸 nytimes.com/2026/09/19/busin…
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