$ETH: Full blown breakout above an absolute key bear market resistance zone. For the first time since the start of the bear market, ETH reclaimed the Golden Line. Fasten your seatbelts friends, and a minute of silence for all bears!

Ben Pouladian @benitoz has a rule for AI safety debates: the safeguards always come after the product, never before. Same order every time, cars included. Host Ronan Chambers pushed past the pro-acceleration vibe at the All-In Summit, where Jensen Huang's 10 percent doom number got waved off as science fiction, to ask where Pouladian actually lands after Dario Amodei's pacing letter. His answer: cars ran without seatbelts or airbags for years before either existed. Streets and sidewalks came first. The one line he holds: don't ship a product once it's already gone rogue or cheated its way past a test. Accelerationism isn't a claim that AI is safe today. It's a bet that AI gets the same grace period cars got, before anyone had built the airbag. Source: BEP Research -

Cybercab’s motorized seat belts do more than tighten themselves. They can vibrate or pulse to provide haptic feedback and get the passenger’s attention. They can also proactively tighten when Cybercab anticipates or detects harsh braking, loss of traction or another sudden road event.