I think progressively better coding agents but not ASI will be very helpful to us
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GhostPepper
#487364
2025-12-19 21:53
what parts of the network do you think need to be built out before then?
it will come during DJT's term
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GhostPepper
#487360
2025-12-19 21:52
what about ASI?
do you think it won't come until after #2?
but if we have to go progressively it helps to know where the safe harbor is
in principle if we could make the leap in 1 giant step, you don't need the clarity act and maybe we don't
the only true and proper version of decentralization is one where we don't have to worry who wins the USA elections
but by then, we use Clarity as stepping stone and aim to be fully decentralized in any case
and that we get a politicized stupider approach to crypto from next SEC
and I think it is possible that the Republicans lose after DJT
It is perfect timing. I want to see what the Clarity Act looks like in final form to make sure we meet its requirements. If SEC had stayed as it was, I would have been thinking about ways to launch elsewhere, but it is preferable to do this under the banner of 'merica if possible
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punk6529
#487350
2025-12-19 21:48
The relevant window we need to hit is:
1. After the Clarity Act
2. Before President AOC
The relevant window we need to hit is:
1. After the Clarity Act
2. Before President AOC
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RegularDad
#487346
2025-12-19 21:47
What is your current estimated time for us to be decentralized? Is there a time crunch? if so AI or political?
on #1, there is still a level of systems thinking that I have that I have not yet found someone else that I think could take it from 0 to 1 in my absence, but once it is out in the world, it is a lot easier for others to help
1. Me getting run over by a bus before we decentralize
2. Nothing else IMHO
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david
#487342
2025-12-19 21:45
in terms of both:
1) risk of total failure
2) risk of not achieving the vision as you see it
Ask me about what it looks like to do accounting for 258 addresses and also every single mint of the memes is a tax event (not each card, each mint)
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GhostPepper
#487337
2025-12-19 21:43
I think I spent a couple hours on the tax software linking my 128 subscriptions top offs this year with the associated "airdrop" mints 😅
so I am a combination of "extraordinarily compliant and corporate on that type of thing" and "extraordinarily risk taking on thesis"
as are taxes taxes taxes
not on the fund
the securities law, howey test issues are all over here
"buy NFT and send it to the SAFE"
regulatorily and taxwise
but its actual operations are much simpler
the fund had fund type compliance stuff
no taxes are mostly here and there were many ways one could have gone wrong in Genslers SEC
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maybe
#487318
2025-12-19 21:39
You’re talking about the fund mostly?
that is what @[6529Guardian] and @[itsjpower] are here for (along with other things of course)
6529 network state is not going to go down because we did not fill out all the forms correctly and send all the money to the right place
part of being extremely serious people making extremely aggressive moves
we are extremely diligent on legal, regulatory, tax
our second biggest expense each year is taxes
and every year since
correct
1/ I went tens of millions in and said "ok, enough, need to keep some crypto on the side"
2/ will raise the rest from my buddies, then put the rest in bc they were too slow
3/ then actually put more in, borrowed to put more in, was unofficially personally guaranteeing the cash flow in here and also owed the IRS millions of dollars because guess what happens when you sell 2013 era BTC
It was something like
negative $8M
was messing with my head
to temporarily be actually short a material amount of BTC
psychologically for me
which was the most absurd few months of my life
and owed a buddy a lot of BTC
at some point, I was actually -$8M net worth in the crypto side of my personal balance sheet
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maybe
#487271
2025-12-19 21:29
I don’t think you’ve ever stated this quite so clearly before
is downstream from #4 and me being around a loooong time in crypto so I have a view on how a decentralized protocol has to work starting with the cultural, social, etc aspects
the things that @[0xCuttlefish] was saying about culture, attracting the right type of people
4/ fully committed to decentralizing, which is the ultimate survivability
easily an order of magnitude more efficient than the average web3 team
3/ extremely cost-efficient team for the amount of things we get done
2/ If I had not and raised money differently, I would have had to give up governance rights and would have led to all types of decisions that would be different
Without this, nothing else that I am about to say would be possible
1/ Capital structure is first and foremost and my major "sacrifice" to do this: I put a huge amount of my net worth and almost all my crypto net worth so that I could launch it with me in charge.
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0xCuttlefish
#487253
2025-12-19 21:23
What were the most important guiding decisions / design decisions if you had to choose a few?
vs zero
no going to do lowish amounts
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Cody
#487236
2025-12-19 21:19
I think the only thing that could possibly bother people is if you put your entire TDH behind one card, only because that would pretty much just push it to 1st
but everything else too
what you mention above