My mantra in business and life: Envision where the future is going. Invest in the good. Fight to prevent the bad.

99% of AI agents don’t need a token. The crypto world’s idea of “agents” is very different from how the broader tech space defines them. At their core, agents are autonomous, goal-oriented programs that take input from their environment and execute actions—think virtual assistants, research bots, or AI-powered customer support. Today’s banking system, from something as basic as CAPTCHA to compliance hurdles, isn’t built for an agent-driven economy. A more natural approach would be funding agent wallets on demand, allowing them to transact freely without human intervention or technical bottlenecks.

@klarnaseb You should talk with @StaniKulechov He has built the most robust decentralized lending market with @aave ($20bn in banked assets)

RT @klarnaseb: Ok. I give up. Klarna and me will embrace crypto! More to come Yes I know! This post will get a huge sigh and 2 views 😂 B…

@warren_muppets Funding rates are just one of a dozen + factors being considered here.

@encryptbit $arc $cookie $grift predominantly, not trying to name smaller coins. Not financial advice, I obviously hold these.

@emotionscontrul Markets are forward looking.

@DRTiiBiiRD OTC still affects price just not acutely. They either buy large blocks from VC/founding team which will then not end up as sell pressure in the market, or OTC desks literally VWAP across all platforms for best fill to get the size

@0xtodamoon 👀

@donaldblakee It’s only $2.8B, as far as I know—not a material share of total market cap. If a VC or team member was desperate to sell, they could’ve already hedged with a short. For context, ETH saw ~$7.5B in gross inflows (excluding Grayscale).

The spirit of DOGE should go beyond the federal level—state, local, and even collegiate/public institutions need the same reckoning. Grift and incompetence aren’t just a D.C. problem—they infect every layer of governance.

BBC? More like ABC

When people on CT crown each other gigabrains for the most midwit take 🍵

When your alum go off to do big tings @Topj33t @0xOmnia 2021 was a heck of a cohort. Love you guys 🫡

RT @AltcoinPsycho: the irony of this press conference is that 6 months ago under gensler, this exact speech would have caused a huge rally…

Most crypto policy press events feel like nothing-burgers, but there’s materiality in two ways: 1. Stablecoins are clearly going mainstream in 2–4 years. The US will push USD-pegged stablecoins to maintain dollar dominance. This alone could drive massive on-chain volume for chains securing even a slice of the pie. 2. It’s a free-for-all now. The message is clear: the last four years of regulatory crackdowns are fading. It’s time to experiment. Experimentation drives innovation, which leads to breakout projects. The next bull market won’t come from boomers at a podium—it’ll come from a 20-year-old building something that would’ve landed them in SEC trouble before. My bet? A wave of stealth tokenization projects will surface in the coming months. The SBR is a carrot that will keep being dangled in this TV show to have you keep tuning in for their next announcement, but it’s not what takes DLT mainstream.

If the creator retains dominion and control over the AI agent’s wallet, the agent would likely be treated like any trading bot/software, making the creator liable for taxes. Without dominion and control, no taxes are paid since the agent exists outside any jurisdiction. Not tax advice.

@_KingTide @jdorman81 Actually fascinating, thanks for the share. That said as a trader, don’t need to go that deep. All that matters is trading the narrative (whether or not it’s true)

@reisnertobias Price dislocations exist frequently because 80% of CT only has half a brain and a gambling addiction