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HumidiFi is set to launch a new token on Dec. 8 after its initial token sale was compromised by bot snipers who scooped up the entire supply in seconds. @Squiffs_ reports: https://t.co/NyYJXRkUmW

Guys, I think my Spotify Wrapped is bugged. https://t.co/WVdhlpdaZE

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Grayscale Research believes that the combination of reduced $TAO supply growth from the halving and increased $TAO demand could serve as a positive catalyst for the Bittensor ecosystem. Read the full report https://t.co/jPxORW0rBx

SYRUP jumped 16% on the day after @maplefinance announced it had used 25% of its November revenue to buy back its native token. @Jonajeth reports: https://t.co/v6J9pwpjlu

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TUESDAY: Come speak $SOL with Zach Pandl @LowBeta_ and @fs_insight 👇 https://t.co/Nn55BxPlgh

@fs_insight:Don’t miss this deep dive on Solana🔍 Join @SeanMFarrell and Zach Pandl (@LowBeta_ @Grayscale) on Dec 9 at 11 AM ET for a breakdown of Solana’s expanding role in digital asset portfolios. Disclosures: https://t.co/sfcvoAgo6g Open to all! Register now 👇 https://t.co/1OCNDpr83H https://t.co/nS8W5rPrih

@VitalikButerin

The fact that we have political systems that do byzantine things like this instead of just charging a basic tax per litre of fuel to account for environmental costs (or even mileage * weight^4 for wear and tear) in a consistent way continues to frustrate me. When accounting for externalities, policy should "tell" consumers/market what to optimize for (and how much it matters), not how to optimize for it. The latter is more intrusive, and easier to game.

@pitdesi:Ever wonder why sedans disappeared and every car is huge now? "Thanks, Obama!" His administration changed fuel economy standards in a way that had the perverse impact of making cars even bigger. Here are all the vehicles for sale by the 3 largest US automakers. 62 vehicles, 4 sedans (6%). 20 years ago this chart would have been ~50% sedans! What happened? Obama administration changed auto fuel efficiency rules to tie fuel economy targets to vehicle size. Under the new system: -The bigger the car's footprint, the easier the MPG target was. -Light trucks (including SUVs and crossovers) had far lower requirements than passenger cars. -Crossovers were quietly reclassified as "trucks," giving them a huge regulatory advantage. Instead of building lighter, more efficient cars, automakers simply made everything bigger, and made more trucks and SUVs. Notice that cars that used to be sedans are now crossovers? They do this so it counts as a light truck - they raise ground clearance, square off the rear for cargo capacity, and meet off-road approach minimums so they get qualified as a light truck. Think Subaru Legacy > Subaru Outback. As you can see in the chart, it's a LOT easier to meet MPG requirements if your vehicle is classified that way. So cars got LARGER to meet fuel efficiency goals. The new Honda Civic is 20 inches longer and 4 inches wider than it used to be, about the same size as an old Accord. By making the Civic larger, Honda slightly shifted it into a more favorable regulatory category. ...and smaller cars disappeared. The Honda Fit was a great little car, but would have had to hit 67 MPG in 2026, which would be nearly impossible... so instead, Honda stopped selling them. So, the only way to make small vehicles now is to make them EV's (Chevy Bolt). The Slate truck that is all the rage now is only possible because it's an EV... otherwise its footprint would have demanded an overly onerous MPG target. So in short - Obama era CAFE standards had the opposite of the desired impact: sedans died, vehicles ballooned in size, and America's streets turned into an SUV parking lot. All thanks to a policy that accidentally incentivized bloat instead of efficiency. Don't get me started on "cash for clunkers!"

@VitalikButerin

RT @owocki: https://t.co/b8fg95Kooz

@owocki: https://t.co/b8fg95Kooz

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@VitalikButerin

RT @owocki: NEW POD @vitalikbuterin on the @greenpillnet podcast for a year-end deep dive into public goods funding in the @Ethereum ecosystem. Thx @devanshmehta for co-hosting. We discuss how the landscape has shifted from “vibes-based” funding to verifiable, dependency-driven mechanisms, and why this is the best moment to reform PGF using new tools like programmable cryptography, AI-assisted evaluation, and deep funding models. Vitalik shares how he thinks about dependencies, credible neutrality, open-source licensing, pluralism, accountability, ethereum localism, and what builders should prioritize in the coming year. 00:00 – Welcome to the Greenpill Podcast 01:50 – Vitalik joins: why public goods funding matters 02:19 – Why PGF is essential for decentralization 04:18 – The crypto spirit: censorship resistance, inst

@owocki:NEW POD @vitalikbuterin on the @greenpillnet podcast for a year-end deep dive into public goods funding in the @Ethereum ecosystem. Thx @devanshmehta for co-hosting. We discuss how the landscape has shifted from “vibes-based” funding to verifiable, dependency-driven mechanisms, and why this is the best moment to reform PGF using new tools like programmable cryptography, AI-assisted evaluation, and deep funding models. Vitalik shares how he thinks about dependencies, credible neutrality, open-source licensing, pluralism, accountability, ethereum localism, and what builders should prioritize in the coming year. 00:00 – Welcome to the Greenpill Podcast 01:50 – Vitalik joins: why public goods funding matters 02:19 – Why PGF is essential for decentralization 04:18 – The crypto spirit: censorship resistance, institutional design & funding 06:42 – The shift from vibes-era PGF to verifiable mechanisms 08:25 – Why 2026 is the best moment to reform PGF 10:19 – Where does PGF money actually come from? 12:45 – Open-source licensing, taxes & funding dependencies 17:34 – “Fund your dependencies” as a stable mechanism 19:35 – Why general-purpose QF doesn’t work in a chaotic world 21:59 – Bottom-up vs top-down: polycentric PGF 25:29 – How to create accountability loops in public goods 27:22 – Funding open-source as an Ethereum priority 29:31 – Privacy as a public good & why it’s upstream of PGF 31:54 – What OSS developers really think about crypto 33:52 – Mixing social outreach with financial support 35:56 – What should PGF builders focus on in 2026? 38:13 – Work with new projects, not legacy ones 39:44 – Ecosystem cycles & “layers of sediment” 41:39 – Yield-based funding (Octant) & treasury strategies 43:40 – Accountability: from vibes to rigorous mechanisms 47:35 – Motivation, feedback & the psychology of public goods 50:43 – Profit sharing licenses & sustainable PGF pools 53:46 – Security, issuance & public goods 56:12 – Technology, democracy & long-term risks 58:31 – How PGF relates to DIAC (Defensive/Decentralized Acceleration) 01:00:05 – Solving the free-rider problem without coercion 01:02:12 – Mechanisms vs coercion: credible neutrality 01:04:16 – Institutions, power & capture risks 01:06:16 – Individuals vs institutions in PGF 01:08:41 – Why PGF is more error-tolerant than governance 01:11:01 – Pluralism: many funders, many mechanisms 01:13:14 – Why diversity of funders is healthy 01:15:17 – What Vitalik wants built next 01:17:12 – Ethereum localism & real-world experiments 01:19:28 – What success in PGF looks like by end of 2026 01:24:28 – Closing thoughts

@iamjosephyoung

stablecoin supply on ethereum hit a new ALL-TIME HIGH. $196.5 BILLION. total stablecoin supply is $308 billion. ethereum now has 63% of the stablecoin market. stablecoin will be the biggest meta in crypto. and ethereum dominates it. https://t.co/qC9MAs5gxU

@VitalikButerin

RT @terencechain: Shipping Fusaka and scaling blobs are big deal, but the part that doesn’t get enough credit is that we set out to ship TWO complicated forks this year & pulled it off. Massive effort from client teams, EF, and the community. New mindset, strong execution all around

@terencechain:Shipping Fusaka and scaling blobs are big deal, but the part that doesn’t get enough credit is that we set out to ship TWO complicated forks this year & pulled it off. Massive effort from client teams, EF, and the community. New mindset, strong execution all around

@VitalikButerin

My rough math based on average difficulty stats suggests that Bitcoin mining crossed the total 2**96 hashes milestone very recently? Seems like a good reason to insist on (close to) 128 bit security (ie. @drakefjustin was right) https://t.co/zrwtbdnan3

@iamjosephyoung

it’s the ethereum institutional SUPERCYCLE.

@iamjosephyoung

GM ☕️ > ethereum settled $27T in stablecoins last year > ethereum beat visa's yearly payment volume JPMorgan, BlackRock, and Franklin Templeton are already building on ethereum. ethereum is THE network trusted by institutions. https://t.co/Uso0uIKvB5

@XFreeze:xAI's Grok models dominates the OpenRouter leaderboard with over 8.8 trillion tokens in usage in a month, claiming the top #1 and #2 spots This is more than Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI combined, which total 8.6 trillion - less than Grok's 8.8 trillion xAI alone holds ~44% market share

Much appreciated

@JDVance:Rumors swirling that the EU commission will fine X hundreds of millions of dollars for not engaging in censorship. The EU should be supporting free speech not attacking American companies over garbage.

@AmyMek This is horrific!!