0xCousinSY (@0xcousinsy) • Hey
GM, me is a bro who's leading Web3 @ Backed (www.backed.vc)
Founder of Imperial College London's blockchain society
Ex TokenInsight, Ex Target Global, Ex N
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- Not going to namedrop anybody, but pulling a TS last minute after asking the other party to sign and get ready is pretty nonprofessional... I hope that's not how the outside world sees us from this point onwards, genuinely
- Sunsetting in Spain to get away from my breakup troubles 🙁
It always sadden me to think about how fragile relationships could be
- What should I do with a girl that wants to break up with me because I work in crypto?
- @phaver ‘s community team is amazing, pinged, responded within 12 hrs! Got my account back and ready to shitpost more hahahaha
- Ok, let's try to be a macro poster and pretend to be a big brain for now
🚨🌍 Three critical forces are shaping our world today: massive debt monetization, growing wealth and value gaps, and escalating conflicts among major powers. As we enter a major international geopolitical cycle, these forces have reached a crisis point and are reminiscent of the turmoil witnessed during the 1930-1945 period, signaling the possibility of significant changes in domestic and global order.
Monetization of massive debt involves central banks printing and issuing currency to purchase debts. The wealth and value gaps contribute to increasing internal conflicts, while the conflicts among major powers are becoming more intense. Despite short-term challenges, long-term trends in per capita income, life expectancy, and nutrition are likely to improve due to technological advancements and increased productivity.
Large cyclical fluctuations are inevitable, consisting of short cycles that interact with each other, creating periods of prosperity and difficulty. Importantly, these cycles are driven by causal relationships and can be managed rather than being inevitable. As short cycles accumulate, rising debt levels can become unsustainable, leading to debt write-downs and further monetization.
These cycles are accompanied by financial, economic, political, and geopolitical shifts that, when combined, can lead to significant upheavals. Since 1945, we've experienced 12.5 short cycles, culminating in a large debt cycle. With high debt-to-GDP ratios, central banks like the Federal Reserve are tightening monetary policy, resulting in market instability and economic slowdowns.
- And now, big sad, with Phaver no longer being accessible, my likes, followers and things are dropping 🙁 big sad
- Ok for some reason my Phaver app logged me out, and I couldn't find an option to log back in with my Metamask account, what should I do now?
- It always feels super sad to see eras end, I couldn’t believe my student days are about to be gone ;(
It didn’t feel real before, but now it does
Super weird
- What are some of the angles that SocialFi should utilize to compete with Twitter?
- Most singular functionality based middlewares /SDK faces challenges of being commoditized, AA is just one example of it. （Other examples include NFT renting, one to multiple and reverse spot trades etc)
One thing I’ve observed during #ETHDenver is the incredible amount of community contributions to ETH developments, bullish as ever:
eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-43
- Fanboy moment when you meet founder of TSM IRL
- So I met Joonatan today and came to realize that Phaver is in public alpha! This is crazy, here’s my first post!
- Out of curiosity, how many Lens users also play #Runescape?
- 👋 Lens Frens!
Turn your Lens profile into an Apple or Google Wallet pass by using lens.ethpass.xyz.
Share your Lens profile by having others scan your QR code.
- God the amount of side events at #ETHDENVER is just crazy, seriously, is this the bear market?
- $FOLD is about to pump for sure, don't ask, just alpha