Due to me obtaining new citizenship and relocating the business to the US, we as a company decided to sell off some of our projects, and some products we decided to relaunch by merging the client base.
So, if you were previously a client of our blogger advertising agency ➡️ link your Telegram on the agency's website 📝
Also, via the payment system dashboard link your Web3 wallet using the DEX tg-bot 😎
In the morning I dropped in for a bite, grabbed an avocado smoothie with a croissant (it's hot in Ho Chi Minh City 🇻🇳 right now after all). Opened the news, and there it was — the Ministry of Digital Development, by an order dated May 22, has added yet another surveillance tier to SORM.
First, now the operator hands over everything to law enforcement on first request: your passport, tax ID, banking details, IP, domains, logins, and geo-coordinates. No court, no case, just because it's more convenient for them. Pitched, of course, as "ensuring security" — probably, as usual, "for the children."
Second, the juiciest bit is hidden in the technical section. The interfaces are spec'd as GraphQL and WebSocket. Yes, you got it right — this isn't the old paper SORM anymore, where a request came in once a month for a specific case, but live streaming of your life into agency databases in real time…
📣 And while everyone was busy discussing surveillance, the second lock quietly clicked shut. Starting September 1, .ru, .рф and .su domains exist only via Gosuslugi: you can't register, renew, or transfer without KYC. Now your domain → part of your dossier.
Just as I predicted: internet by passport is no longer being promised for the future, it's being shipped to prod right now. From above — the data stream from the operator, from below — every name on the network requires showing your papers. In Ukraine, by the way, they're rolling out exactly the same trajectory via Diia.
Out of all the projects Rogozov and Durov invested in, Mira AI, in my opinion, turned out just as successful as Tribute in terms of demand and potential monopoly within the Telegram ecosystem. No wonder TOP became a unicorn last year 💪
I'd like to separately point out that they've gone way beyond chatbot functionality and moved toward expanding capabilities, similar to what Hermes Agent offers (AI Skills). Turns out, you can build a top-tier product if you put in the effort.
🎉 For example, they've even started adding features like downloading content from social media (previously you had to use third-party services like @SaveAsVideoFreebot or "Bukvitsa" with Whisper Summary).
Continuing the previous post, here's a topic you can dive into before bed 😴
Something important is happening in the US that almost nobody talks about over here. Except, of course, for Andrey Doronichev's interview with Yury Dud. And yes, you got it right — this isn't just about Wellness & Biohacking, it's about AI biology.
One such project is biohub.ai. It's backed by the Meta founders (Chan Zuckerberg Initiative). They're building a "world model for biology" — essentially GPT, but instead of text as input you have proteins, cells, the immune system. They've already released ESMC, ESMFold2, ESM Atlas: an open database of 6.8 billion proteins. Budget is roughly $1 billion a year, with a target of 10,000 GPUs by 2028.
The logic is dead simple: where a single drug used to take decades to develop, now you first simulate everything with the model and only take what already works virtually into the lab. The same principle now drives "personal cancer vaccines," which, by the way, have shown up in Russia too (for melanoma). There are dozens of similar projects in YC right now.
📌 In 2023 I ended up in the ICU. And a year ago I had two surgeries, a month apart. It's May now, exactly a year since the last one.
Since childhood I wanted one thing: business, capital, big systems. My father did this, I watched and understood I'd be doing the same. But there was a second thought I rarely voiced out loud. When real capital shows up, I want to invest part of it not just into business. Into medicine. Into specific technologies that extend life. Honestly, I want to live a very long time. Ideally, not die at all.
Our health isn't just one of the spokes in the wheel of life balance, it's the prerequisite for everything else. When the body or the psyche starts falling apart, everything else immediately breaks down after it. And probably one of the reasons I left my homeland is that I want to be closer to a world that invests in the future, rather than one living off wars and the history of the past.