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Another example of why you sometimes can’t trust the governance process: it can be gamified and exploited. Check out our deep-dive article on one of the most sophisticated hacks in DeFi history. And it all started with just a vote ⤵

Bitcoin dominance just broke out to 60.66%. The Altcoin Season Index is at 37. And people are still posting “altseason loading.” They’re using a 2021 map for a 2026 market—and it’s the wrong map. → 2021 was retail rotation: BTC → ETH → large caps → memes. → 2026 is ETF

Interestingly, this is what I’ve been working on over the last weekend. What if I could build a custom LEGO set, complete with full instructions in PDF and BrickLink IDs. Yes, some parts still hallucinate, but over time, if we can fine-tune the model, this could be a real

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Still one of my favourite articles I’ve written, and it has helped many creators avoid financial pitfalls. And you should understand, financing creative works can be very expensive. If you have time, please check out the full article. If not, you can review the one-pager below.

I think Claude Design has pretty strong rendering capabilities. I asked it to create an interactive page showing the electricity power needed to run AI, using a watt scale. Check below 👇🏻

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What’s my thesis for $MEGA? → Bear: $500M–$900M → Base: $900M–$1.8B → Bull: $2B–$4B+ → Fairly expected FDV on D1 ~$1.2B+ NFA. DYOR. Detailed analysis below ⤵ P.S. I’m using 2 unmet KPIs as a baseline, assuming they’ll carry over post-TGE as a key factor

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$2.8 billion drained from cross-chain bridges since 2022. Different protocols, different chains, different years. The same three failure modes, repeated. Bridges are crypto's most expensive recurring failure. Every cycle, the industry rebuilds them, the new bridges accumulate

DeFi stablecoin yield in April 2026 is a quiet tragedy. → Aave / Morpho/ Euler: ~1.8% - 3.1% → Interactive Brokers cash: ~3.14% The largest DeFi lending venue pays less than a TradFi brokerage for simply holding dollars. So where do double-digit stablecoin yields live now?

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Your crypto pays for a latte at Starbucks. It can't pay your landlord. 70% of merchants across emerging markets reject payment cards outright. The average nomad burns $1,800 a year on ATM fees and FX spreads just to access their own money. Some pick apartments by proximity to

Dario is in disbelief. 🤣

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Is that Ansem? Loooool

Wowowowow. I can imagine my infographic get this same treatment, it would be 🔥