People over everything

We took a look at the hourly cost equivalence of a humanoid at different price points vs human labor

A humanoid at $50,000 is more economical than even a worker in India at $2/hour

Human labor will be mostly unnecessary in the next decade

MASSIVE BETMOAR X @UMAprotocol LAUNCH PART 1
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🇺🇸 On this Independence Day, we’re making history.

The proposal to make $WLFI tradable is now live. Crypto is coming home — and there’s no better day to let freedom ring.

Happy 4th of July from your friends at WLFI and from the new crypto capital of the…

A Bitcoin OG holding at least 80,009 $BTC($8.69B) woke up after 14+ years of dormancy and transferred out 40,000 $BTC($4.35B) today!

This OG controls about 8 wallets, 2 of which received 20,000 $BTC($15,600 at the time, $2.18B now) on April 2, 2011, when…

The BTC that is on the move today appears to be from a single miner from 2011

Here is the transaction where they consolidated 180 mined reward blocks a few hops back. They had an address with 200k BTC in it at one point in 2011 (would be $22B today) which…

funniest thing about old bitcoin wallets waking up are the ppl in the comments like "well why would they sell now" bro they turned $1k into one billion dollars what are you talking about

think lots of young people who made money in crypto the last few years are going to convince themselves they have general "investing edge" and waste a lot of time and effort trying to invest in other stuff

Reality is, as we’ve seen with Robinhood and every other corporate who’s entered the space, they don’t want nor are they served by having a general purpose chain as their execution environment if they expect to do more then just issue assets.

This has been…

The Sunk Cost Cage