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A lot of teams talk about scaling ZK 😵‍💫 @fermah_xyz is approaching it from the infrastructure side by turning proof generation into a distributed marketplace powered by GPU operators. Instead of keeping proving isolated and expensive, the network spreads workloads efficiently to improve speed and reduce computational friction. This could become the invisible layer many future ZK applications rely on behind the scenes.

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A lot of people are worried software is dead. But throughout history, any time humans have gotten new tools, we've always found new things to create with them that weren't possible before. It just doesn't always look exactly like the things of the past.

A lot of the emails I get from founders are now written in a hard-hitting journalistic style. I know they're written by AI, because no founder ever wrote this way before. And once you realize something is written by AI, it's hard not to ignore it.

A lot of investors here on X are currently investing good money into really shit companies because they want to be the genius that finds the next big thing. Sometimes it's better to just be boring and hold what everyone else also knows are the winners. Nothing wrong with being consensus and right. Sure contrarian and right will give crazy returns, but most picks are contrarian and wrong. For example being in software was just a bad place to be last few months. Don't fight the market like that. There's much easier money to be made in all the obvious names.