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Rex retweeted
the scary part is how much someone can learn about you without ever talking to you 😬
your wallet activity can tell them
– what you collect,
– what you trade,
– how active you are,
and probably what you care about making it easier to figure out what you might click ⚠️
at some point, it stops being just a wallet address
it becomes a profile
Rex retweeted
not gonna make this a big thing, but this is kinda wild.
i submitted my work for @echoes_fans bounty and noticed a submission that's just like mine
i’m all for inspiration, but there’s a difference between taking inspiration and copying someone’s work @PHAZE_001
original copy
Rex retweeted
maybe the more interesting question is why we haven’t seen one yet
is hyperliquid actually that hard to replicate, or is there something about the product moat people aren’t seeing?
Rex retweeted
is transparency a bad thing?
we buy, we sell, we interact with numerous wallets every day,
leaving behind enough information for anyone to piece together parts of our financial lives.
where we spend, what we hold, who we interact with, when we move funds.
transparency makes the blockchain verifiable, sure.
but does everything really need to be visible to everyone?
Rex retweeted
everyone’s getting tipped by @kosgoood ,
while i’m at home doomscrolling X in bed like a bum 😭
AI agents getting wallet access is actually crazy.
they can now analyze your activity, make decisions and execute transactions for you.
but there's one thing that still bothers me:
how private is all that activity?
giving agents more control over our wallets without better onchain privacy could create a whole new privacy problem.
feels like zk + privacy infrastructure becomes even more important as agents become more autonomous.
would you trust an ai agent with your wallet if every action was publicly traceable?
Rex retweeted
AI agents getting wallet access is actually crazy.
they can now analyze your activity, make decisions and execute transactions for you.
but there's one thing that still bothers me:
how private is all that activity?
giving agents more control over our wallets without better onchain privacy could create a whole new privacy problem.
feels like zk + privacy infrastructure becomes even more important as agents become more autonomous.
would you trust an ai agent with your wallet if every action was publicly traceable?
Rex retweeted
goodnight bros
today was a good one, ending the day with:
• 1,900+ followers
• made some p, n
• wrote @echoes_fans first article
pretty solid day ngl, see y’all tomorrow.🫡
Rex retweeted
AI might actually make thinking more valuable, not less.
If everyone starts outsourcing the hard part, being able to sit with a problem and figure it out yourself becomes a serious advantage.
I've heard of math PhD students losing motivation because AI is solving everything. This is nonsense. If I look at my PhD field - computational complexity theory - the big questions are all just as open as they've been for decades. We barely know anything. We can't prove things that seem trivial and obvious at first glance:
As one example, we can't prove that a poly time algorithm can't always be simulated in logarithmic space!
Like in the metaphore with two men running away from a bear - it's easier today to have an edge over your competitors. People are so distracted, and most people don't even think that's a problem because they believe AI can do their thinking for them better than they can, so why go to the trouble of focusing?
Carve a chunk of the day where you're doing things old school - just you a pen and paper and maybe a book. No internet access for a continuous chunk of time. I'm solving (trying :) ) exercises from silverman EC book at the moment.
PPl who will preserve the ability to think humans used to have till fairly recently will have a huge advantage - like the ppl who invested in crypto in early 2010's.
That's at least my (contrarian? obvious?) opinion.