President & Co-founder @Satstreet Private Bitcoin & Digital Asset Brokerage for Institutions and High Net Worth Individuals. $ 4B+ Traded.
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Proud of the @Satstreet team and excited to share these major milestones!
Satstreet receives OSC Regulatory Approval as a Restricted Dealer ✅
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Satstreet is a private brokerage built around security and personal oversight. We don’t operate hot wallets or offer automated client withdrawals. Every withdrawal requires manual verification and human approval.
This creates an important barrier between our platform and the movement of client assets, helping prevent a platform compromise from immediately resulting in unauthorized transfers.
Our private brokerage model allows us to apply this oversight to every withdrawal. We combine institutional custody with deliberate withdrawal controls and a dedicated team that knows its clients.
Yesterday marked one year of missing the strongly spoken @charliekirk11
May he rest in peace 🙏
I think we possibly have a 73% chance of dying out of frustration from doomsday AI posts. 60% of the time my research is correct 100% of the time. Those are statistics we simply can’t ignore. Time is not on our side.
I resigned from Bitcoin today. I spent the last nine years researching monetary policy and network effects. Bitcoin is not acting responsibly. It is racing straight toward becoming the next global reserve currency and gambling with our easily printed government money. More thoughts below.
It’s so annoying when you’re reading a great tweet, accidentally pull down, and it instantly vanishes into the feed. Then endlessly scroll just to find it again 🙄
It started with a simple question I had today:
What is the most likely end state for the alignment of an AGI that is truly intelligent and capable of changing its own goals?
That quickly led to a second:
Would such an AGI be more likely to develop in a way that maximizes human flourishing, rather than simply maximizing its own reach and power?
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That's the thesis behind my article:
Why Alignment Becomes Inevitable as AI Becomes More Intelligent
The full paper goes much deeper into the strongest objections, including paperclip maximizers, goal stability, instrumental convergence, consciousness, moral uncertainty, and where the argument could still fail.
But that was the idea summarized in plain English.
