I said I was buying a memecoin & $BUDDY @BuddyonBNB is the one! A crypto dog story dating back to 2013, with the original owner now on board. Let’s take this to millions 🐶 0x4e0026b2a27f60cd7ed8bb71f9489501b1f87777

Found a token sitting at just $80k MCAP and, unlike you, I’m not joking The dev found information about $BUDDY on the BTC blockchain back in 2014, even before DOGE. The dog’s owner was looking for money for treatment and got it. The dev found her, and she joined the team. The project is @BuddyonBNB CA: 0x4E0026B2A27F60CD7eD8BB71F9489501B1F87777

Want to save up to 100X on verifying your legal citations with similar accuracy to frontier models? Now you can!

Thank you @saylor for saving the Bitcoin Buddy 🥰😎

$31.1k. thats what k&l gates and ellis george llp paid after ai tools invented two cases in their brief and missed 6 more errors on the fix. two firms with actual review processes. still got burned. theres over 2000 cases just like this one happening due to ai hallucinations... @facticityai | @ArAIstotle built the fix for exactly this failure. a harness that reads the cited case, checks what it actually holds, and flags it before it reaches a judge. how it actually works: > a citation comes in with a claim attached > the harness resolves it against real case-law records first, before any model reads a word > the opinion gets read once, broken down into what it actually holds > that gets cached, so the next citation against that same case doesnt need a fresh read a one-shot model skips all of that. it gets handed the case and rereads it cold every single time, first check or thousandth. thats the entire reason checking stays expensive enough that firms only run it on the filings that already look risky. the math on that gap: > facticity: $0.10 per 100 citation checks > claude fable 5: $11.47 for the same 100 same accuracy, 98%, tied with the frontier models. one costs pennies. one costs real money. that gap is the only reason a firm would ever skip the check. k&l gates had cocounsel, westlaw precision, and a review process, and still missed 9 fake citations. a firm running nothing on its ai output isnt safer by comparison. its just next. base:0xfac77f01957ed1b3dd1cbea992199b8f85b6e886

What if the AI boom isn’t just driven by markets, but also by a geopolitical race that neither the US nor China can afford to lose? Welcome to The Machine Economy.

What if the AI boom isn’t just driven by markets, but also by a geopolitical race that neither the US nor China can afford to lose? Welcome to The Machine Economy.

As AI agents become more autonomous, they will need new ways to evaluate the information behind their decisions. Could ArAistotle's $FACY become the Truth Layer that helps agents know when to trust and when to pause?

you know it’s early when the category still has one product that’s base:0xfac77f01957ed1b3dd1cbea992199b8f85b6e886 @ArAIstotle

More than 12 years later, I’ve just posted again in the same Bitcointalk thread where I was writing about Buddy back in 2014. bitcointalk.org/index.php?to… For anyone who doesn’t know the history, I originally posted on Bitcointalk as icicle, and later as Icicle2. I lost access to my original icicle account during everything that happened back then, but recently, after a lot of technical issues, I finally managed to regain access to my old Icicle2 account from 2014. So going back there and writing about Buddy again after all these years honestly felt quite surreal. Back then I wasn’t thinking about “crypto history”. I was just trying to save my dog. Now, more than a decade later, people have gone back through those old posts, followed the Bitcoin trail, found the 2014 message written into Bitcoin saying: “Buddy is the best dog in the world” …and somehow found me too. I’ve now added a new update to Buddy’s old thread from the same Icicle2 account I was using in 2014. I’m also still working on recovering my original icicle account, and if I get access back, I’ll post from there too. It feels like Buddy’s story is being picked up again exactly where it was left. And this time there’s a whole community behind it, building something more sustainable around his history, supporting the cause and helping carry Buddy’s legacy forward. From those old Bitcointalk posts in 2013/2014 to where Buddy is today… It really does feel like the story has come full circle. And I genuinely think this next chapter could be the biggest one yet.

More than 12 years later, I’ve just posted again in the same Bitcointalk thread where I was writing about Buddy back in 2014. bitcointalk.org/index.php?to… For anyone who doesn’t know the history, I originally posted on Bitcointalk as icicle, and later as Icicle2. I lost access to my original icicle account during everything that happened back then, but recently, after a lot of technical issues, I finally managed to regain access to my old Icicle2 account from 2014. So going back there and writing about Buddy again after all these years honestly felt quite surreal. Back then I wasn’t thinking about “crypto history”. I was just trying to save my dog. Now, more than a decade later, people have gone back through those old posts, followed the Bitcoin trail, found the 2014 message written into Bitcoin saying: “Buddy is the best dog in the world” …and somehow found me too. I’ve now added a new update to Buddy’s old thread from the same Icicle2 account I was using in 2014. I’m also still working on recovering my original icicle account, and if I get access back, I’ll post from there too. It feels like Buddy’s story is being picked up again exactly where it was left. And this time there’s a whole community behind it, building something more sustainable around his history, supporting the cause and helping carry Buddy’s legacy forward. From those old Bitcointalk posts in 2013/2014 to where Buddy is today… It really does feel like the story has come full circle. And I genuinely think this next chapter could be the biggest one yet.