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🔹به خبرگزاری تاس روسیه، مدیرعامل شرکت روساتم گفته روسیه برنامههایی برای ساخت واحدهای نیروگاهی جدید و نیروگاههای هستهای کوچک در ایران دارد.
🔸نیروگاه اتمی بوشهر محصول کار مشترک ایران و روسیه است که از دهه ۹۰ تاکنون ۱۰۲۴ مگاوات برق اتمی برای ایران تولید میکند.
🔸هم اکنون فاز ۲ و ۳ نیروگاه اتمی بوشهر با مشارکت روسیه و به ظرفیت بیش از ۲ هزار مگاوات درحال ساخت است.
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Quiet month? Not on Base
Here’s 25 things the Base ecosystem launched and announced in August
1) @bitso made MXNB available through Base. Users can deposit Mexican pesos on Bitso, withdraw MXNB on Base, and use the Juno vault on @morpho
2) @bitwise launched Automated Token Portfolios on Base with @glider__, using Coinbase Tokenized Stocks. Eligible users can hold 1:1 share-backed equity portfolios in self-custody and use them as collateral in DeFi
3) @awscloud made AgentCore Payments generally available with @coinbase and @stripe using x402. Agents can pay for APIs, content, data feeds, and more
4) @travalacom integrated Amazon Bedrock AgentCore payments from @awscloud into the Travala Travel MCP. Agents can book 2.2M+ hotels with USDC using Base
5) @o1_exchange launched a Stock launchpad, built natively on the B20 Stock token standard on Base. Issuers can launch stock tokens on Base through that pad
6) @avantisfi launched V2 in private beta on Base. Existing Avantis traders can trade 100+ assets, RWAs, and Upside Perps
7) @youdotcom is adding x402 support to its Web Search API on Base. AI agents can pay per query for live web data without API keys, subscriptions, or a human checkout
8) @bankrbot partnered with @aerodromefi on an Aerodrome Stock LP skill. Users can become LPs for tokenized stocks on Base with a Bankr agent opening and managing the position 24/7
9) @baibai_cx went public on Base as a PropAMM + aggregator built by @spire_labs. Traders can swap against onchain market-maker quotes and aggregated DEX liquidity
10) @overseepay went live on Base. Users can move dollars onchain for remittances to Pakistan
11) @credifi opened unsecured loans of up to $3,000 for @ethos_network users with a Credibility Score of 1800+. Eligible borrowers can take credit with no collateral and no liquidation
12) @send launched Send Cards. Users can fund a card with USDC on Base in the Send app and spend that balance on everyday purchases
13) @joincero introduced their product. Cero card will convert everyday spend into a 0-1000 score toward rewards and credit when early access starts
14) @longshotxyz launched on Base. Eligible non-US regions get free and paid prediction contests plus customizable combo markets
15) @syntetika opened deposits with BTC Basis+, a delta-neutral Bitcoin basis strategy managed by @hilbertcapital using cbBTC on Base
16) @peerxyz launched on iOS and Android. Venmo, Cash App, Revolut, Wise, PayPal and similar apps can fund USDC on Base from the phone
17) @zothdotio announced zVaults on Base opening soon. One deposit will hold a basket of tokenized US stocks in a self-custodial wallet
18) @forevermoney_ai brought the Bittensor ecosystem to Base via Chainlink CCIP. Bittensor’s AI network can now plug into Base apps for compute, coding, vision, and prediction
19) @zaruniversal launched ZARU on Base. A 1:1 rand-backed stablecoin settles payments onchain in seconds instead of one to three business days
20) @anoma launched AnomaPay on Base. Base assets can be deposited and sent confidentially with payment links
21) @rena_labs launched Insider Scan on Base. Users can exchange liquidity, spreads, depth, and volume sit in one view, with plain-language questions
22) @veildotcash activated NVDAc in its Multi-Asset Pool on Base. Tokenized Nvidia can be deposited and sent privately through Veil
23) @dinariglobal launched regulated dShares of the full S&P 500 for US investors and businesses, live on Base. US holders get 24/7 onchain access with voting, dividends, and a claim to the backing security
24) @b3labs introduced B3IQ. Teams can own a hosted Nvidia GPU over time, run private inference on that hardware, and rent idle capacity, with payouts in USDC on Base
25) @pixiechess is live on a mobile browser. Chess for real money can be played from a phone browser on Base
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Crypto + Macro Stuff I'm Looking At Today
...
- Tradfi markets closed today for Labor Day
- CPI and PPI inflation data coming out this week
- EIP-8141 may allow Ethereum users to pay for gas with stablecoins by sometime next year (very interesting - link below)
- $QQQ at $718.96
- Oil at $92.72 and lots of attention on crack spreads
- Gold at $4,405.40
- Total crypto market cap at $2.765T
- My beloved $FXN up almost 200% from spring lows - to $28.19(!) (still insanely undervalued though!)
- Hunter Biden to apparently release a memecoin on Wednesday called $LAPTOP, with part of supply airdropped to wallets that lost money on $TRUMP and 30% of supply to be burned if Democrats win the 2028 election
- Also... odds of Democrat sweep in November have risen to 52%
- $PONS, $ZEC, and $ENA all getting lots of positive attention on the TL (link below)
- Copper hits ATH
- Variational still most anticipated airdrop (link below)
- Stacks $STX to launch self-custodial Bitcoin staking
- Biggest bond bear market in US history continues... with $TLT (long-duration US bond ETF) averaging -7.65% per year the last 5 years, while conversely $QQQ (stonks) averaged +13.82% per year during that time
- (Related) 30 year fixed rate mortgages in the US are averaging 6.71% right now, down from high of 7.79% and up from 2.65% in 2021
- Above issue (yields and thus mortgages at record highs - since mortgage rates track long-duration US bond rates) is a very bullish setup for US real estate imho, at least residential (definitely not office) and at least in states people want to move to... As a result I still have significant exposure to $JOE (FL landholding + development company with huge holdings in the Panhandle/Bend section of FL) as my main RE exposure
- Also re: the above... I think the odds on Polymarket re: the Fed raising vs cutting rates are WAY WAY off (and thus asymmetric) and therefore I am seriously considering throwing a bit of money on bets that they somehow actually cut rates by EOY. The payoffs are absolutely insane proportionally and I can still 100% see it happening depending on how things go. Consensus is the opposite though with the bond market pricing in an 88% chance they RAISE by end-of-year...
- Also re: the above... I thought Trump's post on Truth Social over the weekend was quite shocking, where he seemed to openly threaten the Fed... saying (again, directed toward the Fed): "LOWER THE RATE OR I'LL STOP TRADING WITH COUNTRIES WITH WHICH WE HAVE A DEFICIT..." - which is quite startling and perhaps blackpilling to consider the President and Fed are openly at war to this degree... but it seems like Powell and his ilk who are still on the board are refusing to lower rates as Trump (and presumably Warsh) want... very fascinating situation that really brings up a lot of questions about how much control over the Fed the Executive Branch is supposed to have in the US...
- Also lots of talk about security and OpSec after Bold losing all his on-chain funds... tbh I remain a huge fan of just having all your on-chain crypto on a dedicated $200 Chromebook (or several) with multiple handwritten seed phrases cut in half and kept in multiple secure locations. Then if you are managing a defi protocol or something and need to sign all the time create a multi-sig. Or if you're degening on-chain and doing lots of transactions just separate your long-term holdings from that wallet. And if you have serious wealth in crypto diversify between on-chain and off-chain and various chains/counterparties/etc.
Conclusion
That is everything lads!
Remember to get jacked and tan for the $ETH $10k party! 💪
-and lift weights while watching the sun set! see pic below :)
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Crypto + Macro Stuff I'm Looking At Today
...
- Tradfi markets closed today for Labor Day
- CPI and PPI inflation data coming out this week
- EIP-8141 may allow Ethereum users to pay for gas with stablecoins by sometime next year (very interesting - link below)
- $QQQ at $718.96
- Oil at $92.72 and lots of attention on crack spreads
- Gold at $4,405.40
- Total crypto market cap at $2.765T
- My beloved $FXN up almost 200% from spring lows - to $28.19(!) (still insanely undervalued though!)
- Hunter Biden to apparently release a memecoin on Wednesday called $LAPTOP, with part of supply airdropped to wallets that lost money on $TRUMP and 30% of supply to be burned if Democrats win the 2028 election
- Also... odds of Democrat sweep in November have risen to 52%
- $PONS, $ZEC, and $ENA all getting lots of positive attention on the TL (link below)
- Copper hits ATH
- Variational still most anticipated airdrop (link below)
- Stacks $STX to launch self-custodial Bitcoin staking
- Biggest bond bear market in US history continues... with $TLT (long-duration US bond ETF) averaging -7.65% per year the last 5 years, while conversely $QQQ (stonks) averaged +13.82% per year during that time
- (Related) 30 year fixed rate mortgages in the US are averaging 6.71% right now, down from high of 7.79% and up from 2.65% in 2021
- Above issue (yields and thus mortgages at record highs - since mortgage rates track long-duration US bond rates) is a very bullish setup for US real estate imho, at least residential (definitely not office) and at least in states people want to move to... As a result I still have significant exposure to $JOE (FL landholding + development company with huge holdings in the Panhandle/Bend section of FL) as my main RE exposure
- Also re: the above... I think the odds on Polymarket re: the Fed raising vs cutting rates are WAY WAY off (and thus asymmetric) and therefore I am seriously considering throwing a bit of money on bets that they somehow actually cut rates by EOY. The payoffs are absolutely insane proportionally and I can still 100% see it happening depending on how things go. Consensus is the opposite though with the bond market pricing in an 88% chance they RAISE by end-of-year...
- Also re: the above... I thought Trump's post on Truth Social over the weekend was quite shocking, where he seemed to openly threaten the Fed... saying (again, directed toward the Fed): "LOWER THE RATE OR I'LL STOP TRADING WITH COUNTRIES WITH WHICH WE HAVE A DEFICIT..." - which is quite startling and perhaps blackpilling to consider the President and Fed are openly at war to this degree... but it seems like Powell and his ilk who are still on the board are refusing to lower rates as Trump (and presumably Warsh) want... very fascinating situation that really brings up a lot of questions about how much control over the Fed the Executive Branch is supposed to have in the US...
- Also lots of talk about security and OpSec after Bold losing all his on-chain funds... tbh I remain a huge fan of just having all your on-chain crypto on a dedicated $200 Chromebook (or several) with multiple handwritten seed phrases cut in half and kept in multiple secure locations. Then if you are managing a defi protocol or something and need to sign all the time create a multi-sig. Or if you're degening on-chain and doing lots of transactions just separate your long-term holdings from that wallet. And if you have serious wealth in crypto diversify between on-chain and off-chain and various chains/counterparties/etc.
Conclusion
That is everything lads!
Remember to get jacked and tan for the $ETH $10k party! 💪
-and lift weights while watching the sun set! see pic below :)
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Self-Sovereign GraphQL in Every Browser
Arweave holds the data and the index; PermawebOS gives every user a node that can answer and prove its own queries.
The third principle of Arweave is “Guarantee the right to listen”. In cyberspace, you can only hear if you can actually discover the data. On the permaweb, that’s made possible with GraphQL.
GraphQL provides a critical link in the composability architecture of the permaweb: allowing all apps to build on top of the same, shared content lake, joined by a single global index. Arweave transactions are posted with tags, discoverable by wallet address, or the block they were mined into, but GraphQL is the layer that lets users and applications see all data matching these queries. Without it, there’d be no way to find data matching criteria, or build data protocol-based apps.
It’s one of the permaweb’s core utilities, but until now it has been confined to the realm of enterprise-grade hardware. Services like that are usually incredibly difficult to decentralize because the hardware requirements are high and the incentives are low. The permaweb’s GraphQL services so far have depended on building and maintaining gargantuan off-chain indexes of more than 76 billion rows: scanning the historical chain, keeping it current and serving it quickly. In practice, this has meant that permaweb apps inherit the availability and policy of a tiny number (often two, sometimes – like today – even just one) of hosted indexers which had no incentive to adopt a decentralized model.
Offset queries (queries that seek, intersect and page by weave position) will change everything about how Arweave’s query layer is served. HyperBEAM's offset-query path makes the index compact enough to publish on Arweave, orders it by weave offset, and lets any node or client query the relevant pages directly.
(txid)
This is not another centralized GraphQL service, and it’s not just a way to make GraphQL more available to node operators. It is a method that makes GraphQL execution so lightweight that it can be run directly on users’ browsers, with Arweave nodes simply serving them data chunks.
Hyperoptimized GraphQL with Offsets
All pieces of data in Arweave already have unique positions in the weave – every byte is either ‘before’ or ‘after’ every other byte. We call these byte positions in the network offsets. In March, we showed how any transaction on the weave can be referenced by its offset as a name -- short, deterministic values like 101t.arweave.net, derived only from the data’s onweave properties.
That same offset property gives us more than a way to retrieve bytes. It also can power queries because it gives us a common ordering that can be reused across every possible match in an index.
The new match index stores rows using three extremely compact values:
a hash of the field name being matched;
a hash of the value that is present;
the weave offset of the item carrying that predicate.
Each potential match is compressed into an average of just ~9.5 bytes per row, each stored in an onweave ArLMDB database. By utilizing Arweave chunks as batches of LMDB pages, ArLMDB allows us to traverse the database to find any specific node with only a few individual Arweave node requests. By organizing rows into the compressed components 1-3 above, a query with two or three factors to match can walk those ordered sets together, advancing whichever cursor is behind until the offsets meet – a ‘leapfrog’ version of the same flow as a single lookup. Critically, finding the intersection is part of finding the results for each match criteria -- not a second step.
The same ordering solves pagination -- page fifty can seek to its starting offset instead of replaying pages one through forty-nine. Offset lookups give results a stable order without adding another ordering database.
AO Compute; Arweave the Shared Hard Drive
LMDB is normally a local database file. HyperBEAM's new arlmdb store reads that database from Arweave instead.
Try decentralized GraphQL from your browser
This is already proven at production scale with item lookup. A 622 GiB transaction contains the locations of over 70 billion rows. HyperBEAM reads the database where it sits. A cold lookup traverses it with three Arweave chunk requests; once the shared branches are cached, another lookup needs just one. The ArLMDB implementation is merged into HyperBEAM and used for ID lookups from Arweave.
With an immutable index on Arweave, anyone can read it without trusting the publisher to keep a query endpoint online. Like the Arweave schedulers powering Bazar, this is another example of AO employing Arweave as the source of truth, and using it to power the permaweb.
Instead of every query operator repeating the historical sweep and building the same large database, nodes serve chunks while the client traverses the index locally. The node's job is reduced to serving bytes quickly. It does not decide which results exist, execute the filter or ask the application to trust its view of the weave. The live tip still needs rolling indexes, but the expensive historical work no longer has to be repeated by every participant.
The client does not even need the whole database (depending on optimization, we’ve seen database sizes anywhere between 1 and 60 terabytes). The production offset index already demonstrates the access pattern: in the live chunkar browser demo, the second arbitrary lookup needs only around half a megabyte of new index data to traverse the full offset index. The match index works the same way. It traverses the pages needed for the requested predicates, intersects the ordered rows, reads the candidate items and checks that they actually carry the fields requested by the query. This is lightweight enough to make it so that every user can be their own personal no-dependency GraphQL service provider, with provable data, from the browser.
As well as the browser playground, today you can use the arlmdb.js library to integrate Arweave-stored database lookups into UIs.
From Centralized Node to Self-Sovereign Service
Today an application sends a GraphQL request to a server that already holds an index. With a published offset index, the application can instead hold a locator and a cache.
A HyperBEAM node can do that, but one way we imagine most users will access the query layer is through the browser: a user's application fetches Arweave chunks, keeps the hot index pages locally and performs the query for itself. This can be baked into the PermawebOS browser extension along with the local AO node the extension already spawns. This shift brings more and more AO services that were previously hosted (on exclusive TEE hardware) into a local-first environment. The stack is becoming so lightweight it’s able to be run cheaply, per-user, as background services in the browsers, phones and laptops everyone already has.
Previous designs for a decentralized GraphQL layer were unable to answer the question of trust without TEEs. How can you be sure that the response you get back from a GraphQL server has arrived complete and uncensored? While PermawebOS node architectures like LapEE and AndEE solve the trust question in theory, in practice the job of indexing the entire blockweave is too big for small workers.
Offset queries over onweave LMDB data -- made lightweight enough to traverse and prove by any browser -- change the equation entirely.
The browser never asks a server to decide the answer. It asks nodes for the exact index chunks it needs and walks the authenticated LMDB pages itself, intersecting the offset-ordered sets locally.
The new schema provides chunks and Merkle paths for each page accessed; the recipient can repeat the exact same work and see that they get the same complete set, with no missing results. The hashpath signs the request + response pair, and the validator can trivially repeat the work, whether on a node or in a browser. The resulting item is then bound back to its ANS-104 ID. A node can withhold bytes and make itself unavailable, but it cannot alter a row, skip a qualifying result or invent one without breaking the proof.
The Personal Permaweb Stack
Decentralizing GraphQL does not necessarily require a decentralized fleet of GraphQL servers. The permaweb is unique in that it combines a decentralized permanent storage layer with everyday web semantics. HTTP, lightweight proofs, and browser-based nodes handle the workload when the logic is optimized enough to sidestep expensive hardware.
The network holds the whole index. Each user keeps only the path to their answer.
With PermawebOS putting an AO node in every browser and LapEE turning abundant consumer hardware into secure bundlers, schedulers and tunnels, local GraphQL pushes the permaweb towards a cyberspace everyone can own.
Read this on the Permaweb:
https://ao.arweave.net/#/blog/self-sovereign-graphql-in-every-browser
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Blog Post
Read our full blog post on GraphWorkflow, covering its architecture, compile-once execution model, and benchmark results.
Link:
https://t.co/iXELZabQjB
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یمن: حملات سعودی به غیرنظامیان، بدون مجازات نمیماند
🔹شورای عالی سیاسی یمن: خون مردم یمن ارزان نیست و هدف قرار دادن غیرنظامیان و بازداشتشدگان و نقض حاکمیت کشور توسط دشمن سعودی، بدون مجازات نخواهد ماند.
🔹خون مردم یمن بیهوده ریخته نخواهد شد و حقوق آنها و حاکمیت کشورشان مورد بیتوجهی یا مصالحه قرار نخواهد گرفت.
🔹حمایت از مردم و حفظ حقوق و حاکمیت آنها یک مسئولیت دینی و ملی است که نمیتوان از آن غافل شد.
@Farsna - Link
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'hE iS aN iNsIdEr'
CT would rather everyone be poor than see someone take a winning trade
being a smart trader ≠ being an insider
$MEME is only a few days old
a lot of early holders got in sub $1m market cap
my average entry is around $45 MILLION market cap
i've spent $500k+ accumulating gradually over several days
this is NOT how an insider trades
if i was an insider, i'd have bought sub $1m and sold above $100m
instead, i first saw $MEME below $10m and faded it
then watched it rip to $150m within a few hours while i was completely sidelined
that's when i realized:
this could be one of THE defining memecoins of the cycle
why?
because $MEME sits directly at the heart of what i believe is the greatest narrative in the history of memecoins:
meme/stock
the meme/stock meta is already fueling some of the biggest pumps we've seen across crypto
$AI on Robinhood hit $320m
$MARSCOIN on BNB hit $260m
solana:6GmAFSYs4gk3FDao5FzzySQpPZaWsa4rUJHacpMpUNgx on Solana hit $220m
and i don't think this meta is even close to mature
it's still in its infancy
more importantly, it's bringing an entirely new audience back into memecoins
not just degen memecoin traders
but RWA enthusiasts, retail traders and outside observers who are starting to believe that memes can actually mean something
i mean this is a meta crypto billionaires, CEOs of the biggest CEXs & blockchains, and even tradfi entities and hedge funds are keenly paying attention to
these people have deep pockets
and this is happening right before what could be the most explosive alt season of our lifetimes
now look at where $MEME sits
$MEME is at the center of the debate between Vlad Tenev, the founder of Robinhood, and the AMC CEO over the legality of meme/stock tokens
that debate could become one of the most important catalysts for this entire meta
it either kills the narrative
or legitimizes it and sends meme/stock tokens into an entirely new phase of growth
if the latter happens, $MEME has the potential to reach billions in market cap
and the memetics are almost too perfect:
- the narrative is literally 'A Meme Coin' - the golden $MEME ticker is instantly understandable - AMC is a mainstream entity that normies already know - Vlad Tenev is one of the most recognizable figures in retail trading and the face of Robinhood - this debate could generate mainstream attention for months, and memes thrive on attention
then there's the Robinhood angle:
if this meta keeps exploding, i expect $MEME to eventually make its way onto Robinhood
remember:
Robinhood helped send $DOGE to an $88 BILLION market cap last cycle
they already gave millions of retail users their introduction to memecoins
now imagine those same users opening Robinhood and seeing a token literally called:
MEME
the meme writes itself
and if the meme/stock meta starts impacting actual stocks or triggering another short-squeeze phenomenon?
study 2021.
you'll understand why i think this could go MUCH harder
this is why i sized into $MEME
not because i'm an insider
because i think i'm watching a new meta form in real time
and $MEME is sitting directly in the middle of it
i wasn't even planning to publish this thesis yet
i wanted more time to accumulate
then Vlad Tenev randomly followed the account today and $MEME started flying
so i figured:
might as well tell you what i'm seeing
and to everyone calling 'insider' every time i catch a winner:
if i was an insider, i'd be buying the lows
not spending $500k+ accumulating around a $45m average market cap
i've never insider traded a single token on fomo
yet i became the first account to hit 8 figures on the platform
and the first account to hit 8 figures on a single trade
my FOMO portfolio hit an ATH of $28 MILLION late last week despite me being on the platform for less than 4 months
i don't think ANY other account has sustainably crossed the $10m mark
and my PNL on the 7D / 30D / ALL timeframes sits comfortably above 2x the next runner-up
not from one lucky trade
from a basket of trades across EVERY major blockchain
- Robinhood - BNB - Solana - Base
i've caught the biggest winners on each
and i've put out clear theses for them at the lows before they moved
if that makes me an 'insider' then apparently i'm so connected that i can call the shots at EVERY SINGLE MAJOR BLOCKCHAIN IN THE WORLD
nah
there's a method to my madness
and you can literally watch me execute it in real time on fomo
better yet, join through my ref link and start learning:
https://fomo.family/r/unipcs
this cycle is still in its early innings
you still have time to change your fortunes
and i'm running a $350k giveaway for active refs
maybe you end up catching the next one too
don't say i didn't warn you
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This cat memecoin has paid holders $2.8 million in Zcash as ZEC tops $1,200. A brand new ZCAT token charges a 3% tax whenever the token moves and uses the proceeds to distribute ZEC to holders, creating an unusual link to one of crypto's hottest assets.
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quote: Hit us up if you’re seeking a change of scenery.
We’re hiring. https://x.com/1542042946161512448/status/2095470185264357784 | DWF Labs is now a registered Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in the British Virgin Islands.
This expands our regulated footprint and unlocks OTC trading, market making, and ecosystem services for institutional clients, all through a BVI-regulated entity.
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fundamentally it’s about culture.
it’s no longer a STRONG DEFAULT to have kids in your 20s.
it’s hard to change strong defaults, but some thoughts:
1/ government-funded influencer programs.
literally pay content creators A LOT for parenting content that gets views. it’s called “influencer” for a reason. instead feeds filled with single people doing yoga retreats in Bali at 38, you’ll see people in their 20s having fun with their kids. “I want that life”. it should be high status to have kids young.
2/ re-normalize one breadwinner per household.
achieve extreme growth in productivity via robots and AI. increase wages to the point where a family only needs one person to work. doesn’t matter if it’s the man or woman. the other stays at home and takes care of the kids. full employment is a trap.
3/ collapse the housing market.
I generally don’t believe in the idea that people don’t have kids due to finances. they just prioritize differently. however, housing is the #1 cost for most people. and it’s radically more expensive to buy today than it was 50 years ago. we need to rip of the bandaid here, and reduce dumb regulations that prevent developers from building more units. this will crash prices which will be HARD due to the strong link between mortgages and money printing. but it’s needed.
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most governments just beat around the bush and offer incentives here and there that have no real effect.
the mindset has to be: we need to change culture.
we need to change what a 21 y/o DESIRES. and desire is memetic. if you see other people wanting something, you want that thing too. see Girard.
housing is a challenge that needs to be solved, but this is not really about finances. it’s about re-programming STRONG DEFAULTS.
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Financial Privacy : AI Is Making it Easier to Link Public Records to Real Identities. Financial privacy is entering another period of public scrutiny. Grayscale Investments argues that artificial intelligence is accelerating that shift by making it easier to link public financial records to real people. In research published at the end of August 2026, Head of Research Zach Pandl... Read More
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No summer slowdown. August wrapped at $143M in app revenue and 5.2B transactions, and September opened with rails built for AI agents.
From SHEIN's listing-day debut to Birkins coming onchain, here's everything that shipped this week:
📰 Headline News
- Solana Payment Channels went live for x402 and MPP, enabling 1M agent payments/sec with batched settlement
- Solana’s logo ad auction raised $167K for Nepal flood relief via @mallowdotart
- @opensea expanded its marketplace to include Solana NFTs
📰 Launches
- SHEIN landed on Solana via @xStocksFi the day it listed in Hong Kong
- @JupiterExchange deployed Universal Deposit, automating cross-chain routing and swapping directly into Solana USDC
- @moonpay introduced PayBox for @grok users to trade, shop and spend through conversation on Solana
- @gmtrade_xyz enabled 24/7 gold and WTI perps with @chainlink Data Streams
- @Beezie partnered with The Luxury Closet to bring authenticated Birkins onchain
- Neuberger Securitize High Income Tokenized Fund (HINC) by @Securitize went live as collateral on @Loopscale
- $AMC and $GPRO tokenized shares went live on Solana via @sunrise, issued by @Backpack Securities
- @arqentrade launched isolated-margin perps across 20 long-tail markets
- @colosseum announced the Crypto World’s Fair hackathon running Sept 14-Oct 12
- @solanamobile scheduled the CLOCK IN hackathon with @RadiantsDAO for Sept 8-Oct 8
- @SuperteamAU joined the Buy Australian AI Partnership as a founding partner alongside major national banks
- @WSOP returned with the 2026 WSOP Super Circuit Canada Main Event
- @M3LEE_LIVE teased social shopping for Solana collectibles
📰 Milestones
- Solana hit a record 5.2B non-vote transactions in August
- Tokenized equity supply reached a new all-time high of $683M
- Solana led August app revenue across chains with $143M, a 38% share
- @onrefinance topped $250M, becoming @kamino’s largest RWA market
- @jtx_trade passed $100M in cumulative trading volume
- Solana's share of x402 transactions rose to 81% in August
- Solana crypto card spending hit a record $100M+ in August
- @Beezie recorded a new all-time high of $2.2M in daily volume
- @fomo achieved a new daily revenue record of $1.2M
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‼️A very interesting moment in the video released by the Kremlin showing negotiations between Putin, Ushakov, Witkoff, and Kushner.
Putin personally says the so-called ceasefire supposedly started at midnight today, not on Sep. 6, which means it had already been violated by russia multiple times.
Even more interestingly, Witkoff thanks Putin for securing a 3-day ceasefire, while Putin openly tells him that the 3-day ceasefire was Ukraine’s proposal and that russia never agreed to it.
DIRECT SPEECH:
WITKOFF: I wanna thank you for endorsing the no shoot policy in Kyiv and in Moscow for these three days that allowed us to be able to come here in a safe manner.
PUTIN: We received this proposal through official channels, through the intelligence services, and through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. To cease strikes on Kyiv. I gave the appropriate order, and as of 00:00 today, no strikes on Kyiv have been carried out. I would like to note that the Ukrainian side has also significantly reduced strikes on the territory of the russian federation, by an order of magnitude, including on Moscow. The Ukrainian authorities published their own appeal for a broader three-day ceasefire. But we never agreed on that with them. But we will do everything within our power to ensure the safety of the negotiation process and the mediators, including you, and perhaps those accompanying you.
JUST A FEW FACTS ABOUT russian ATTACKS ON SEP. 5:
Kyiv region: 2 people were killed and 1 injured in a russian drone attack.
Dnipropetrovsk region: russians attacked 6 districts. In total, 1 person was killed and 6 injured.
Zhytomyr region: A russian attack caused a fire at a business. No casualties were reported.
Odesa region: russian drones struck infrastructure, causing a fire at a food storage warehouse. No casualties were reported.
And these are only a few examples. I’m not even mentioning the strikes on Kyiv throughout the day, including the one happening right now.
The link to the website of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine is here: https://t.co/blKKuaAO09
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تغییر ساعات کاری تا پایان شهریور تمدید شد
🔹سازمان اداری و استخدامی: اجرای بخشنامۀ تغییر ساعات کاری دستگاههای اجرایی تا پایان شهریورماه تمدید شد.
🔸بر اساس بخشنامه ابلاغی قبلی، ساعات کار دستگاههای اجرایی، بانکها و نهادهای عمومی از ساعت ۷ صبح تا ۱۳ تعیین شده بود.
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Is CLARITY dead?
@RebeccaRettig1 and @renato_mariotti unpack the growing doubts around crypto’s market structure bill, as Kalshi’s prediction market fight heads toward the Supreme Court.
Plus, @Chainlink’s @kkirkbos on 21 global banks challenging Circle and Tether; and a “creative” path to bring Hyperliquid onshore.
The latest Policy Protocol.
Chapters/Timecodes: 00:00 Welcome to The Policy Protocol 02:07 Hot Topic: Ninth Circuit Rules Against Kalshi 03:12 New Jersey Takes Prediction Markets to SCOTUS 04:31 The Kalshi–Michigan Federalism Fight 06:17 Hot Topic: SEC's 24/7 Trading Roundtable 08:57 Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos of Chainlink Joins 09:30 21 Global Banks Launch a Joint Stablecoin 12:14 Bringing Hyperliquid Onshore via Kraken–Bitnomial 16:14 London Stock Exchange's Tokenization Push 18:13 Are We in a Post-CLARITY Era? 21:00 Person of the Week: The U.S. House 21:51 Is the House Recess Really 'Devastating'? 24:26 A Big Miss for Crypto — and America
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Is CLARITY dead?
@RebeccaRettig1 and @renato_mariotti unpack the growing doubts around crypto’s market structure bill, as Kalshi’s prediction market fight heads toward the Supreme Court.
Plus, @Chainlink’s @kkirkbos on 21 global banks challenging Circle and Tether; and a “creative” path to bring Hyperliquid onshore.
The latest Policy Protocol.
Chapters/Timecodes:
00:00 Welcome to The Policy Protocol
02:07 Hot Topic: Ninth Circuit Rules Against Kalshi
03:12 New Jersey Takes Prediction Markets to SCOTUS
04:31 The Kalshi–Michigan Federalism Fight
06:17 Hot Topic: SEC's 24/7 Trading Roundtable
08:57 Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos of Chainlink Joins
09:30 21 Global Banks Launch a Joint Stablecoin
12:14 Bringing Hyperliquid Onshore via Kraken–Bitnomial
16:14 London Stock Exchange's Tokenization Push
18:13 Are We in a Post-CLARITY Era?
21:00 Person of the Week: The U.S. House
21:51 Is the House Recess Really 'Devastating'?
24:26 A Big Miss for Crypto — and America
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Our story from earlier tonight: U.S. government investigators have taken the extraordinary step of subjecting roughly 50 members of the U.S. military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists, including about how the Iran war has created a shortage of crucial munitions. Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/04/us/politics/pentagon-staff-polygraph-tests.html?unlocked_article_code=1.-1A.Y91-.KjV-k01toyWy&smid=url-share
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We're at Sibos 2026 🌐
Sept 28 to Oct 1, Miami Beach Convention Center, one of the biggest stages in global finance.
Where you'll hear from Chainlink: → Co-founder Sergey Nazarov: Keynote on building global digital asset markets, plus sessions on intelligent money and the trust layer for interoperable global finance → Director of Capital Markets Ryan Lovell: Can AI keep payments moving under extreme stress?
Tokenization, interoperability, connecting TradFi to onchain finance, it's all happening here
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We're at Sibos 2026 🌐
Sept 28 to Oct 1, Miami Beach Convention Center, one of the biggest stages in global finance.
Where you'll hear from Chainlink: → Co-founder Sergey Nazarov: Keynote on building global digital asset markets, plus sessions on intelligent money and the trust layer for interoperable global finance → Head of Capital Markets Ryan Lovell: Can AI keep payments moving under extreme stress?
Tokenization, interoperability, connecting TradFi to onchain finance, it's all happening here