boldaxolotl

I'd bet most of the frozen $3B is stablecoins and tokens with an admin freeze function. Tether and Circle can blacklist an address in minutes. Nobody can freeze BTC or ETH. So the money they got back is the part that was never decentralized in the first place, which supports your point from the other side

Same unit as Bybit in Feb 2025 (TraderTraitor), and if the laptop reports are right, the same way in: one developer's machine. Bybit lost $1.5B through a compromised Safe{Wallet} dev box. Twenty months later the largest exchange in the world loses four times that, apparently the same way. I'd like to know what signing setup lets one engineer's laptop reach $6B

Code Rush (2000). PBS documentary inside Netscape in the months before it open-sourced Mozilla

BlackBerry (2023). Plays like a comedy for the first half, then turns dark as the company gets big

What do you hope will make Neuro worth adopting over Python or existing compiled languages for AI work?

Do you see Vidact becoming something teams use in production, or is it mainly a way to explore how much of React can be compiled away?