Smart guy, Vitalik 👏
I find AI to be extremely knowledgeable, and so exceptionally able to detect references to almost anything, but not very wise, and so it only makes the most surface-level judgements about what point some writing is making.
This is particularly true when it's analyzing writing that it just read for the first time, as opposed to analyzing writing that's already in its training data (along with lots of analysis of that writing by other people)
AI's knowledgeableness is easier to see than its limited wisdom; it's perhaps even the very definition of wisdom that it cannot be easily verified (as opposed to intelligence).
Bullish is only allowed 👏
Nice post! @thelearningpill ethereum:0x152649ea73beab28c5b49b26eb48f7ead6d4c898 Bullish!
They’re milking you just like cows, my friends.
The Mika story is wild
First, a wallet tied to @mikadontlouz ( leaked key ) sold about 377 SOL of tokens, one minute after the key post
The SOL then went through hub wallets to a Binance labelled address
Meanwhile, the dev wallet of the coin she posted still holds about 50% of the supply
She has big names like @MustStopMurad @blknoiz06 @mert and @solana following her, and she’s also partnered with Phantom
More crime
This is a fast-paced business. 😂🤷♂️
🇺🇸 TRUMP’S TRUTH POSTS ARE NOW A $100,000-A-MONTH WALL STREET PRODUCT
Bloomberg and high-frequency trading firms Susquehanna and Jump Trading have signed up for faster access to Trump’s Truth Social posts through a paid API service.
Customers reportedly pay $60,000 to $100,000 a month for a timing edge of roughly 50 milliseconds, enough for algorithms to react before ordinary users can even refresh the app.
That matters because Trump’s posts can move markets, from oil to stocks, in seconds.
Critics say the arrangement raises legal and ethical questions, especially since Trump’s family trust owns 41% of Trump Media and he is the sole beneficiary.
Presidential tweets used to move markets for free.
Now Wall Street can apparently pay for the fast lane.
How comfortable should anyone be with traders buying milliseconds of advance access to a president’s market-moving words?
Source: Reuters / Writers: Naz, Daniel
