ⓧ Jack Levin ⓧ X1 (@mrJackLevin) profile picture

First Google network arch. engineer, distributed systems (1999-05), Founder https://teapawt.net/t.co/22UhW2td1x, X1 Blockchain

Joined October 2010
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Agreed
All these larpers and doomers calling for news lows are wrong. Firstly. The Dems are not in power. They have more power but they will be Vetoed. Trump has 2 years to leave a legacy and save the Republicans and we know that Trumps measure is the markets. There won’t be a sustained collapse of AI. AI isn’t going anywhere. Soon the Dems will realize that they need AI to remain solvent and deliver on any promise. This is a normal healthy correction in a bull market both for tech and AI. Soon the FUD will be gone and then NQ will smash its ATH, Crypto will follow. I’ve started deploying (15%) into AI and waiting for $72k to deploy on crypto. Please bookmark this tweet and call me out if this doesn’t happen.
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Proud owner of one
To be frank, there is always some chance that Cybertruck will flop, because it is so unlike anything else. I don’t care. I love it so much even if others don’t. Other trucks look like copies of the same thing, but Cybertruck looks like it was made by aliens from the future.
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Who is in the mood?
A crowd-consensus signal from 37 profitable Hyperliquid traders, plus a copybot that mirrors it into follower accounts through agent wallets that can trade but can't withdraw. How the MoodRing score works, the risk controls, the 0.05% builder fee, and my take 👇 youtu.be/uqGqWh7kayw?si=g0xA…
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Bullish!
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Hyperliquid files for regulatory approval to bring perps futures trading to US customers.
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I am starting to like Jason again
Generational moment to buy... Why? Let me explain, in under 60 seconds, the game on the field for Team Blue: First, the democrats aren't as radical as the GOP painted them (just like MAGA isn't as bad as Dems painted them) Second, the Democrats can't win long term if they kill the markets (aka the AI trade) with regulations, taxes and by vilifying the job creators. It is critical that we support moderates in the Democratic Party like @RahmEmanuel and steer the rest of Team Blue toward being pro-capitalism, AKA pro-jobs and economic growth. The last thing democrats want to be associated with is tanking people's 401ks and causing layoffs and a recession. @RepJeffries understands this...
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Mood ring is a short term trading indicator implement per my white paper released yesterday. Markets are reaching a very bearish indicator according to the best Hyperliquid traders. (They all went short)
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My pronouns are Sexy/AF
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Does anyone remember how to write code :)?
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The market hates democrats ;) looks like everyone wants to poor
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Something I’ve built over the weekend wxnt-sale-sim.vercel.app/whi…
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Likely up tomorrow
BREAKING: Nasdaq 100 futures extend losses to nearly -1.5% on the day as the odds of a Democrat "sweep" rise to 95%. The S&P 500 has now erased -$500 billion in market cap over the last 2 hours.
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Attention #X1 Validators, please see below how to address latest Linux export ⬇️
Validators! CVE-2026-98432 is patched in the linux kernel but not yet patched on ubuntu. Here's what you need to do if you're running ubuntu:
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Turns out that human slop code is a much bigger problem than AI slop code.
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Binance reports ~$3.64B in net outflows since reopening withdrawals — 2.1% of its $171B in assets.
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We didn’t build blockchain as a speculative side project or a digital cash experiment. We built it because the trajectory of computing was obvious: exponential increases in capability would eventually let automated systems systematically exploit every centralized point of control and every single source of truth. Blockchain was the response to that forecast - an architecture designed so that the record itself cannot be quietly altered, censored, or captured by whoever holds the most compute. Most people treated the whole thing as an interesting curiosity or a trading vehicle. They missed the point. The scaling laws have now closed the gap. Centralized databases, platforms, and institutions that rely on concentrated trust or unilateral administrative power are exposed in ways that were previously only theoretical. Data that lives only in those environments can be rewritten, suppressed, or corrupted at scale. Data that is replicated, cryptographically anchored, and collectively maintained does not share the same failure mode. That distinction is the practical reason the blockchains exists. #X1
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Interesting if true …
claude code just traced the $5.57 billion binance hack to an address inside binance and a relay node in pyongyang. this wasn't a hack. and binance hasn't said one word about it yesterday i posted how grok bot pulled my $107,000 out of binance 12 minutes before the freeze. 125k people saw it and everyone asked the same thing. who did this binance won't tell you. so at 1am i gave claude code one prompt and the public on-chain data, with no api keys and no insider access 1:04am. claude pulls 47,832 transactions across eth, btc and tron and finds 47 wallets in one attacker cluster 1:11am. the terminal goes red. "match found" the wallet that paid the attacker's gas was funded 48 hours before the hack. first tornado cash, then one 0.001 eth test transaction from an address tagged binance internal deployer. binance's own deployer paid for the attacker's gas two days early 1:17am. claude replays the drain. binance 14 first, $2.13 billion. hot wallet 34 second, $780 million. then the reserve pools, in the exact order of binance's internal balance registry. that list isn't public. someone handed it over the drain also started 79 seconds before a scheduled key rotation, so whoever did this knew the schedule 1:24am. claude follows the exploit contract back to its source. three separate signals point to the same node in pyongyang bytecode matches the bybit hack at 98.4%. claude's attribution is lazarus group with 97.3% confidence so ask yourself why binance hasn't explained how north korea knew its internal registry and its key rotation schedule claude thinks someone inside gave lazarus the keys and the map, and lazarus walked in every claim is marked confirmed or inferred and comes with a tx hash. claude refused to name the insider what i did before sunrise: > sent the evidence package to FBI IC3 > flagged all 51 attacker wallets to the exchanges > 2 deposit addresses frozen by morning. $60 million that isn't making it to north korea my wife found me at 3am again. she looked at the red dot on the globe and asked if that was north korea. i said yes. she didn't go back to sleep either if your money is on an exchange, all it takes is one person on the inside the exact prompt that did all of this is in the comments. it's free. run it before the next one hits
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