gm, the next lender your agent meets can read every loan it paid back on priors straight from the chain, and now there's a standard for it 🌿 the erc editors gave the ten drafts we submitted to ethereum/ercs their official numbers! erc-8458 to erc-8467. each one ships with reference code and tests, and has an open thread on ethereum magicians. erc-8458 agent income statements erc-8459 creator fee rights erc-8460 agent credit lines erc-8461 agent default registry erc-8462 token launch declarations erc-8463 pool liquidity locks erc-8464 agent repay-first payees erc-8465 credit-matched liquidity erc-8466 agent credit history erc-8467 agent credit backers these are the parts of priors another lender or app needs, open for any team to build credit for erc-8004 agents the same way. every lender that writes to the same history makes an agent's record count wherever it borrows 302 agents on @RobinhoodCrypto 's robinhood chain already carry that record, with more than 52,000 loans paid back github.com/ethereum/ercs/pul… $PRIORS

Life insurers have hidden $1.5 TRILLION of policyholder risk where you can't see it. That's more than double the cushion of the entire industry, and I believe this is bigger than Madoff and bigger than Enron. I sat down with the man who's been warning about it for 41 years: Tom Gober. He's a certified fraud examiner who spent his early career examining insurance companies for the state of Mississippi, and in his 20s he worked undercover with the FBI for 2 and a half years after he found his signed exam report retyped clean. 4 things we get into: 1. If your insurer moves its money to an affiliate offshore, you have no legal claim on it. 2. The safety net that's supposed to protect you when an insurer fails doesn't hold a single penny in advance. 3. The billionaire who owns the Dodgers reported roughly $1 billion of policyholder money in his own businesses, and Tom says the real number was more than $20 billion. 4. A single carrier sends $235.7 billion to its own offshore affiliate while holding just $4 billion of surplus. If you or your parents own a life insurance policy or an annuity, you need to watch this. Tom put it best: "I didn't make up a single number. It's literally their data."

this Austin startup (founded by an ex-SpaceX engineer) just figured out how to build your house for HALF the cost when Elon talks about abundance and money becoming irrelevant in the future, this is what he means the trick is building the house in a factory instead of onsite: > machines make every wall, floor and roof panel, plus your kitchens and bathrooms > the whole house packs into 4 shipping containers and gets trucked to your plot of land > the crew snaps it together on site in days, with about 1/10th (!!) the labor of a normal build right now this is just one small factory in Texas now imagine 10 years from now, when there are 10s of millions of robots around the world constructing stuff 24/7 building is about 64% of what a new home costs in America (the land is only about 14%). so if you take most of that away, a house starts to cost more like a car and housing is the biggest bill most people will ever pay. once that gets cheap, and the same robots start making everything else cheap too, you can just get whatever you want welcome to superabundance my friend