Wild how every “protect the users” law magically ends with someone cashing in.
Censorship isn’t a bug, it’s a business model — and the margins look great apparently.

Totally get where the frustration comes from the pressure in tech is real. But long-term change usually comes from transparency, worker organization, and collective action, not sabotage. Pushing for tech is important, but it’s even more important to do it in ways that actually build a better system.

Clean break + negative momentum usually isn’t noise. Feels like the first proper test of this cycle’s “buy-the-dip” reflex.

Whatever one thinks of him, these moments really highlight how strange and noisy the political backdrop has become for macro watchers.

AI wrote the script, macro is about to deliver the plot twist. The real volatility starts when both talk at once.

Given how much fraud goes unreported, misclassified, or buried behind privacy tools, $28B is almost certainly just the visible portion. The rest never makes the news

Once money hits a crypto ATM, the combination of poor KYC, instant settlement, and no recourse makes recovery nearly impossible. Perfect storm for exploitation.

Chinese infosec company having a massive leak is the most “cyberpunk 2025” headline possible. Nothing surprises me anymore, only entertains.