☄ Peter Schiff hasn’t even argued with CZ yet and already called out Michael Saylor. He’s convinced that no matter what happens to BTC, Saylor’s strategy is doomed.
Funny how every loud critic ends up adding a bit more shine to the asset they want buried.
➡ Brian Armstrong reminded everyone of a simple truth: action produces clarity. When everything feels foggy, movement becomes the only compass. Even a wrong step outlines a path that wasn’t visible a moment earlier.
The irony is that we all know this and still ignore it. Pulling yourself out of that still point feels harder than it should.
🖥 Vitalik Buterin said he hates crypto apps that rely on Google login. If Web3 keeps leaning on Web2 crutches, the whole thing starts to look a bit pointless.
That old paradox shows up again. Convenience pulls people in fast, but the same comfort strips away security and the original spirit.
👋 Group chats in ChatGPT are now in testing, and it feels like the next phase of how people talk online. One room for friends, family, coworkers and an AI shifts the whole idea of digital conversation.
We moved from SMS to messengers. Now we have shared chats with an AI.
💰 Luxembourg has already shifted 1% of its sovereign fund into bitcoin. The finance minister says other countries will follow, and he sounds pretty sure of it.
This is how large scale bitcoin adoption usually starts.
⚡️ Scammers in Australia are now posing as police, slipping into the official ReportCyber system to make their fake cases look legit. They buy or hack databases, throw in forged “cyberattack reports,” and drain victims dry.
A good example of how quickly trust collapses when the system meant to protect you becomes part of the trick.