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• To buy stuff, you can just take a picture of your credit card, drop it in the chat and Grok @Bot will scour the Internet for the best deal on the item you want and order it Elon Musk
• The State of American Manufacturing WHITEHOUSE
• Our APAC & Ecosystem Lead @luluciaciao joined the AI Builders Day panel in Shanghai on where the biggest opportunities are for builders in the AI era, alongside @monad and @SentientAGI. She also introduced Billions Network and what we're building: proving that behind every AI agent there is a real, accountable human, without exposing that person's underlying personal information. Billions Network
• We're rolling out a few big changes to the Callout Rewards program over the coming days, starting with today's payout. Here's what to expect: - Callouts on lowcap tokens will be nerfed. We want callouts to incentivize larger wealth effects that affect more people, rather than only benefiting a small group of sophisticated traders - Volume will cease to be the main attributer for rewards. The focus will be on what matters most: whether the people that trusted your callout were able to make money or not. Going forward, your goal should be to lead your followers to victory, otherwise your chances of consistently earning are SIGNIFICANTLY lower. Win as a team —> win as an individual. alon
• “What we are going to launch is our third DEX OS, the most ambitious one we have yet. And now we have a proven track record. Frankly, I think it’s going to be a lot of fun. We haven’t seen a big disruption like this in DeFi in some time.” Aero
• Prediction markets let you bet on a single outcome. Umang Verma thinks the bigger opportunity is a way to back an entire belief. @umang_veerma, founder of Cleopetra, joined @afscott on Solana is Global to talk thesis trading, prediction markets, and how anyone with expertise and an audience can become a fund manager. Full episode 👇 Solana Foundation
• The Dumocrats, along with their partners in crime, the Fake News Media, are trying to create the false narrative that, Donald Trump is so “unpopular,” the Republicans are going to lose. Actually, it's just the opposite. I'm so “popular,” that the Republicans are going to WIN, and that's being proven by the Record Setting Rallies we're doing (including the one in Tennessee where I'll be in a short while — See you soon!). President DONALD J. TRUMP Donald J. Trump
• "SAFU" came from this video: CZ 🔶 BNB
• The ridiculous arguments by Ambani’s army of Internet shills make no sense On the one hand, they say Starlink couldn’t possibly compete with the amazing low prices offered by Ambani’s de facto monopoly in India and then, in the same breath, they essentially claim that Starlink would be too strong of a competitor! This is absurd hypocrisy and hyperbole. The reality is that competition would greatly benefit the average citizen in India by giving them more choices, as it always does. Ambani’s profits will be lower, but he is not going out of business. And, obviously, if Starlink is too expensive in India, no one will buy it, so SpaceX will need to make pricing affordable. Elon Musk
• Keep Your Crypto #SAFU in 2026 Realizing the original article ( is too long and wordy, I made a condensed version. Match security measures to the value of your holdings and your technical ability. Address three priorities: prevent theft, prevent accidental loss, and provide for inheritance. Self-custody Private keys authorize access to funds. Seed phrases generate those keys. Anyone who obtains either can control the associated crypto. Self-custody requires secure devices, reliable backups, and a workable recovery plan. 1. Prevent key theft Computers Use a dedicated offline computer to store keys and sign transactions. Install software from official sources using clean removable media. Check downloads for malware and reported security issues. Use supported software that permits offline signing. Encrypt the disk and protect the computer physically. Mobile phones Use a dedicated phone, reset before installing the wallet. Install only necessary wallet software; avoid rooting or jailbreaking. Keep the phone offline except when transfers or updates require connectivity. Use a strong passcode and maintain physical control. For fully offline wallets, plan how to update software and move funds securely. Hardware wallets Choose an established device and protect it against theft or tampering. Keep the connected computer or phone secure. Verify the destination address on the hardware wallet before approving transfers. Protect backups as carefully as the device itself. Hardware wallets reduce exposure of private keys but remain vulnerable to software flaws, physical attacks, and insecure backups. 2. Prevent key loss Maintain multiple protected backups in separate locations. Paper: Simple to create, but vulnerable to damage, loss, transcription errors, and unauthorized reading. Metal: More durable, but still vulnerable to loss and unauthorized reading. Encrypted USB drives: Allow geographically separated backups but require strong encryption and technical care. Avoid photographs or screenshots of keys that may sync to cloud accounts. Research backup and encryption tools, restrict access, and ensure the recovery process works. 3. Plan for inheritance Provide a recovery process without unnecessarily exposing funds during your lifetime. Sharing keys gives recipients immediate spending access and creates additional opportunities for loss or theft. Storing keys with an intermediary carries similar risks. A dead man’s switch can release instructions after prolonged inactivity. Research and test the service before relying on it. Do not place unencrypted keys or backup passwords in scheduled messages. Encrypt recovery instructions for the intended recipient—for example, using their PGP public key. Recipients must understand the process and protect the private key needed to decrypt it. Centralized exchanges Exchanges manage custody and infrastructure; users remain responsible for account security. Evaluate reputation, security resources, testing practices, and the sustainability of the business model. Treat unusually generous incentives or unclear revenue sources cautiously. Exchange custody carries counterparty risk. Secure your account 1. Protect computers Use a dedicated computer where practical. Enable antivirus and firewall protection, minimize installed software, and limit downloads. Protect other devices on the same network. Install operating-system and application updates promptly. Disable unnecessary automatic downloads in messaging apps. 2. Protect email Use a separate email address for each exchange. Enable strong two-factor authentication, preferably a hardware security key. Avoid phone-based recovery that could expose the account to SIM-swap attacks. 3. Use unique passwords Create a strong, unique password for every account and store it in a suitable password manager. Protect the device running the manager; malware can undermine its safeguards. 4. Enable two-factor authentication Use 2FA on exchange and email accounts. Authentication codes add protection, but malware and phishing sites may capture or relay them. 5. Use hardware security keys Where supported, secure exchange, email, and password-manager accounts with hardware security keys. Their website-specific authentication helps resist phishing. 6. Avoid SMS authentication Prefer authenticator apps or hardware security keys. Attackers who take control of a phone number may intercept SMS codes. 7. Whitelist withdrawal addresses Restrict withdrawals to approved addresses to make unauthorized transfers more difficult. 8. Protect API credentials Keep API keys private and prevent unauthorized use. For asymmetric authentication, retain the private key securely and provide only the public key to the exchange. Lost API credentials can generally be replaced; wallet keys require a separate backup strategy. 9. Complete identity verification Identity verification can support ownership checks, investigations of suspicious activity, and inheritance procedures. Understand the exchange’s documentation requirements. 10. Secure devices physically Use strong screen locks and protect phones, computers, hardware wallets, and backups. A phone may provide access to email, exchange accounts, and authentication codes simultaneously. 11. Avoid phishing Open exchanges through trusted bookmarks or carefully typed addresses. Do not enter credentials after following unsolicited email, text, or social-media links. Treat unexpected contact from purported exchange staff or public figures cautiously. Choose a custody mix Allocate funds between exchanges and personal wallets according to technical ability, security practices, and access needs. Self-custody requires independent key protection and recovery. Exchange custody requires trust in the provider and strong account protection. A separate wallet can provide access during exchange maintenance. CZ 🔶 BNB
• I will be landing in Tennessee shortly. As always, incredible Crowd — Lots of love. See you soon! President DONALD J. TRUMP Donald J. Trump
• THE BLOCK: Kalshi is investigating three bets placed before news outlets reported President Trump's selection of Katie Zacharia as White House press secretary, according to the WSJ. The wagers, totaling about $173, came when Kalshi priced her chances at about 1% and stand to pay out roughly $9,600. The Block
• Doug Schoen, a Third Rate Political Hack, who does nothing but cater to the Fake News Media, has been proven wrong so many times that he shouldn't even be allowed on Television. The guy is a TRUMP DERANGED, STONE COLD LOSER! President DONALD J. TRUMP Donald J. Trump
• Kalshi is investigating bets on Trump's press secretary pick placed before announcement THE BLOCK
• if i ever say i'm comfy in spot it means i'm fully allocated + my memes are undervalued by at least 100x + they're going to raise ceilings + imma get as full as threadguy + retirement frontrun pending + i’m the next kimchi anyways, i'm comfy in spot Pump.fun
• CFTC Draws the Line Between Prediction Markets and Gambling in New Rules DECRYPT
• Not every token in your wallet needs to sit idle waiting for better market conditions. KyberSwap's Partner Vaults give you other ways to put them to work 💸 Enjoy up to 6.25% APY at Kyber Network
• Ledger wallet tampering suspected after reports of crypto thefts THE VERGE
• Blockchain.com Seeks CFTC Approval to Launch US Prediction Markets and Crypto Derivatives CROWDFUNDINSIDER
• Electricity production is the best metric for the true strength of any large-scale economy imo Elon Musk
• Artificial Intelligence usage is increasing, and token consumption is expected to increase 24x by 2030. Agents, @OpenAI's "dots," and new lower-cost models could further amplify demand for compute. But the physical infrastructure powering compute remains a bottleneck. Read more on The Stack: Grayscale
• This Sam Altman-Backed Life Insurer Runs Entirely on Bitcoin, and Just Raised $37.5 Million DECRYPT
• ⏳ FINAL 48 HOURS: 300 USDT WOO X EU GIVEAWAY! Don't miss out on free USDT! Drop your WOO X EU CID on the official launch tweet before Sunday 23:59 UTC+8! 💰 Enter now! WOO X
• Fake Ledger Phishing Site Tops Google Search Results with Over 1M Monthly Visits According to Bitcoin News, amid ongoing investigations into an estimated $86 million in wallet thefts linked to Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis, security researcher Cyber Scrilla discovered a fraudulent Ledger phishing website and application appearing at the top of Google Search, designed to trick users into submitting their 24-word recovery phrases. Google reportedly displays more than 1 million visits over the past 30 days. The alert follows a September investigation by cybersecurity firm Zscaler, which uncovered malicious Google ads impersonating Ledger and redirecting users to fake wallet-verification pages. Wu Blockchain
• Can AI really break cryptography? Experts weigh in A16Z
• Time to log off for the weekend. But first, let me add a few coins to my watchlist. Coinbase Wallet
• Interesting piece from CEO of Microsoft Elon Musk
• This Week in Crypto, brought to you by Holoworld Samsung is bringing USDC transfers on @solana to 82M Galaxy devices in the U.S., while @Securitize launched 1:1-backed tokenized U.S. stocks with dividends and shareholder rights. In Europe, ESMA gave platforms three months to remove non-MiCA stablecoins like USDT, and Russia registered its first crypto exchanges and custodians. Stablecoins, stocks and crypto rails are moving further into the mainstream. Holoworld AI
• Bitcoin Volatility Declines While Significant BTC Price Movements Outpace 2018 as $82,800 Emerges as Key Level Amid Declining Crypto ETF Demand CROWDFUNDINSIDER
• Evernorth Pushes Expected XRP Treasury Nasdaq Debut to October 12 Following Administrative Delay CROWDFUNDINSIDER

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