This means bittensor dtao alpha tokens are meme coins driven by speculation, with inverted supply/demand dynamics It's befuddling; the network is generating real value for end users tapping global compute, but there seems to be an aversion to directly tying that to token value

Tulsi and RFK Jr confirmed. If Kash gets approved Trump will have a sweep on confirmations. Shocking cohesiveness from republicans that have been dysfunctional for years.

@elonmusk @DOGE Worth noting, LexisNexis is a leading provider of ID verification services, so he has a commercial interest in seeing the federal government create the largest contract in the world for that industry. Doesn't mean he's not correct, but important to understand the context

@eyeslasho False equivalency. The equivalent would be to insist we call the Gulf a desert.

@TheDemocrats @AyannaPressley Please keep posting things like this. Really, we couldn't be happier about these brilliant takes on public policy.

Bittensor (Tao) having lower mkt cap than ETH Classic (and 36 others) is an obvious mispricing It has one of the strongest and most unique value props of any network (albeit with a questionable incentive structure IMO) There's constant, tangible value delivered to users

Further to this point, there’s no fundamental demand driver for alpha tokens with bittensor dtao They’re not required to use a subnet’s compute. Why hold them other than speculation? The most compute intensive SNs have strong fundamental selling and no fundamental bid

At this point, coding with AI is like cooking with a recipe and private chef tutor. If you can follow instructions and interact thoughtfully, you don't need much skill to do quite a bit. Also gives you a lot of appreciation for people who have those abilities without the help.

@ScottAdamsSays Yes you are. That’s what the election was for

dTao alpha token price is driven by net demand. Miners who have power intensive compute will naturally be forced sellers to cover high power costs. This would disfavor alpha token value in subnets performing high complexity / high value tasks. Seems inverted…

@xanderatallah @manifoldlabs "Free" meaning paid for by inflation (emissions) It's impressive that this is possible for now, but tough not to question the longevity / long-term reliability of a system designed this way

@Cernovich Particularly perverse given the COVID shots themselves are proven to create risk of heart issues in children

Don’t make me tap the sign

@dgsommersmkts Amazing how, once into power and responsible for short term outcomes, people abandon these views Greenspan used OMO to buy UST with newly created money after the 87 crash Did the same thing after dot com crash. M2 increased 8% in 2001 alone Always the same story

@bennyjohnson Directive to use Gulf of ***America***

@krassenstein Yea... totally reprehensible

@dgsommersmkts Oh I agree with you. It's reprehensible that governments print money for short-sighted goals at the cost of their population's wealth and, potentially, their very existence - and it most affects those already struggling Unfortunately, history has shown us that's human nature

@hanslorei @krassenstein @NexxMeta @realDonaldTrump Genuinely curious why you say they look bad and hurt your eyes? I have my entire place outfitted with Philips Hue LEDs that I keep set to the perfectly comfortable warmth and dimness. Couldn't be happier with them

@GadSaad Same, and this is unfortunately accurate