StacyMuur

At some point this century, 90%+ of the most ambitious people on earth will be working to either build or control AGI.
@danfaggella lays out this thesis in his piece on the Ambition Singularity.
Once shaping post-human intelligence becomes the obvious power game, everything else shrinks. Companies. Politics. Wealth. All molehills next to a mountain.
Two paths: build it (innovation) or control who builds it (regulation). Everyone else orbits those two.
The interesting part: the biggest players are already doing this, they just frame it differently.
Example:
If billions of people live and intera

Events & catalysts #4: Key things to know
Past week:
Mar 9:
– @edgeX_exchange integration with USDC and CCTP
– @Aster_DEX opened stage 5 airdrop claims
– @AbstractChain confirmed XP system changes
– @MetaMask closed $LINEA claims
– @KASTxyz raised $80M in a Series A round
Mar 10:
– @Starknet released STRK20 privacy capability
– @jito_sol acquired @SolanaFloor
– @Aptos integrated @bubblemaps on mainnet
Mar 11:
– @Mastercard expanded Crypto Partner Program with @Ripple, @Aptos, @BNBCHAIN, @0xPolygon, @cosmos, @solana, @axelar, and @CantonNetwork
– @noise_xyz opened waitlist for public
Mar 12:
–

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I know people stuck in their crypto careers.
Usually not because they’re bad but because they stay too narrow for too long.
Best advice → expand your luck surface area.
If you only do one thing, you only get one type of opportunity.
More doors open if you start doing things in parallel with your niche:
- writing
- research
- community
- BD
- content
- ops
- product research
The more surface area you have the more chances luck has to hit you.
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Imagine paying for pixels with no value.
Oh wait ↓

14/20 most profitable traders on @Polymarket are bots.
The team that builds a proper agentic infrastructure layer for prediction markets will easily be a billion-dollar project.

Remember the housing crisis in 2007?
Many instances where markets got swept up in euphoria, and everything came crashing down right after.
Here are a few big ones:
→ 1989
Japan's stock market peaked at ¥38,915, then lost 63% over three years. It took until 2024 to get back to the same ATH.
→ 2000
The internet was going to change everything. Nasdaq hit 5,048, lost 77% by 2002. Took 15 years to recover.
→ 2007
U.S. house prices climbed for years on easy credit and the belief that property never goes down. Case-Shiller fell 33% by 2012, taking the global financial system with it.
→ 2017
Everyone

Cloud gaming has been "almost there" for more than a decade.
NVIDIA has @NVIDIAGFN, Amazon has @amazonluna, Microsoft has @XboxGamePass, and Google already killed Stadia.
So why hasn't cloud gaming taken off?
1. Hardcore gamers don't trust it because of input lag & high latency
2. Casual gamers don't really need it because mobile is good enough
3. Game devs have little reason to optimize for it with AWS being super expensive
@YOM_Official is trying a different angle: Gaming DePIN.
The core idea is simple: turn millions of idle gaming PCs into a global, ultra-low latency edge network.
With trad

The state of the trenches
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Can someone explain to me what this token does and how the hell it maintains an $8.3 billion market cap?