Coinbase to SEC: we’re open to input on which assets / products might be securities? SEC: *silence* (Repeat 30 times) SEC: here’s a Wells Notice because we think some of these may be securities but won’t tell you which ones
I’d be happy to debate you on the CCP on @unlonely. I’ll bring along Chrome tabs to share live. :)
Anti-crypto hot takes will be the Wells Notice is bad for crypto. Industry insider take: a public court case with the highest quality crypto company is going to be as close to regulatory clarity as we’re going to get (outside of legislation from Congress).
fwiw it’s a clever growth hack but if you unfollow one person you won’t see it :)
Pareto optimal scrutinization, too much and it will be worthless :)
Interesting. But does mean if I don’t care about the Worldcoin ID I could give my iCloud back up to someone who was willing to pay me for it and then they could use that to Sybil attack stuff?
So what happens if someone compromises the iCloud backup?
On your phone? What happens if I lose my phone? How do I recover?
Given imminent Apple announcement, probably worth waiting
Thanks for sharing. 1. Farcaster will soon be permissionless, so if integrating with X is what the market wants, someone will build it. Check out @yup’s new mobile app as an example 2. Besides government IDs, all other popular identity systems are emergent from something you use a lot
Genuinely curious, how do you know a worldcoin identity hasn’t been sold or compromised by a bot farm
I’m looking forward to the day when I can delete Telegram.
Back when I was on sabbatical and the only todo for the day was to make the bespoke OpenGraph image :)
Only one I can think of is NBA Top Shot. So far, the only crypto apps that have gained and sustained traction are related to investing.
wow https://twitter.com/bryan_caplan/status/1638199781876178944