what's the one thing that would make you trust a new market more?
a) onchain transparency of supply
b) agent-readable quotes/trades
c) real distribution (not just farm points)
d) something else
Is yesterday more real than tomorrow?
A) Yesterday: we have records of it
B) Only the present is real
C) All times are equally real
D) Other (tell me below)
@jimalkhalili says physicists are being sloppy about time. ⏳
Look at some of these, lol:
1. Polar-KEM: the submitted code contains functions that recover the shared secret using only the public key and ciphertext. A complete public-key-only break.
2. CEDRUS+C: a real signature forgery after collecting 1,000 signatures; around three CPU minutes.
3. MasterCube: trivial hash collisions.
4. Aigis-Enc+: ciphertext rejection writes to the wrong buffer, directly breaking IND-CCA security.
5. AFS-KEX: the supposedly ephemeral key is generated once and stored as long-term state, destroying forward secrecy.
Gold (blue, RS) v. inverted US real rates (TIP ETF, red, LS).
There's nothing more bullish for gold than rising real rates in a nation that is...
-in fiscal dominance;
-with debt/GDP >120% & deficit/GDP at 6% (& moving higher);
...b/c rising reals accelerates a debt spiral.
📢 Amgen’s real-world study shows that treatment decisions to lower LDL-C impacts heart attack risk in ASCVD patients.
The findings prompt a closer look at how we approach LDL-C lowering in clinical practice.
🔗
$AMGN