On a career break. Former Head of Growth/EIC at The Block | Use: t.me/onecryptofeed
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Men will literally have 30 AI subscriptions instead of going to therapy
i have 30 AI subscriptions:
- 17 @ChatGPT Pro 20X
- 7 @DevinAI Max
- 5 @claudeai Max
- 1 @cursor_ai Ultra (via @bot)
i'm rocking 39 terminals today in @zeddotdev
- 28 Devin with SWE-2 (free+unlimited on the Max plan)
- 11 Claude Code with Opus 5.5
- (many subagents inside each)
hope you're having a great weekend too
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What's the dumbest thing in crypto someone convinced you to buy?
I think mine was a yat
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Fern dropped a video about Polymarket
So everything was fake. All the wins were fake. South Asian clipper army. Sock puppet accounts
Even a fake website “Polymarket” it's "L" with an "i" for the site for fake version where KOLs could fake bets
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Bad for anon ct characters
Researchers built an AI that doxes any "anonymous" reddit account in under a minutes for $2.
eth zurich and anthropic published a terrifying paper proving that "practical anonymity" on the internet is officially dead.
they built a fully autonomous ai pipeline that takes your pseudonymous posts, extracts your identity signals, searches the web, and figures out exactly who you are. no human investigator needed.
the numbers are actually mindblowing..
- 67% of hacker news users identified correctly
- when the system makes a guess, it is right 90% of the time
- it even unmasked scientists whose interview transcripts were explicitly redacted for privacy
the scariest part? even time doesn't protect you.. they tested users who took a full year break and changed their interests. the ai still matched their old and new profiles with 90% precision. it sees through your persona changes like they aren't even there.
there is no defense against this. the agent splits the work into tiny, benign tasks like "summarizing a profile" or "ranking candidates." no api safety guardrail is going to flag it because no single step looks malicious..
every throwaway account. every "nobody will connect this to me" comment. it’s all just searchable micro-data now.
Community note
Paper shows LLM agents re-ID 67% of tested HN users (LinkedIn-linked then stripped) at 90% precision for $1-4 in minutes. Authors note these easier than typical pseudonymous accounts; lower for careful/Reddit users. Not "any" account.
arxiv.org/abs/2602.16800
decrypt.co/379228/ai-can-…
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Seeing the phrase "Your X, Your Way" everywhere at the moment: two phone websites, a wedding radio ad and a hotel booking type
Is this AI or just super common marketing language?
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Tim Copeland retweeted
ICO beast learning something that most of us figured out years ago: under no circumstances should you ever accept a real job
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Historic
Yesterday we closed the book on XBTUSD — the contract that started it all.
Launched on 13 May 2016, it was the longest-running perpetual swap contract in crypto. And until we are told otherwise, the longest running derivatives contract of any kind, given TradFi still trades on contracts that expire.
Let's take a trip down memory lane one last time 💔
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Tim Copeland retweeted
I just recently served jury duty with Jeff Bezos had a conversation with him afterwards on camera,
And yes that’s Michael Saylor sitting next to him in the jury hall
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Tim Copeland retweeted
Galois Capital was also highly profitable (~40% gross annualized over ~5 years with only 4 down months and max monthly drawdown -1%) if you take out the part where FTX run by a bunch of EA cultists stole half the money.
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Tim Copeland retweeted
Me listening to a couple of normal people talk about cryptocurrency
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