LitBro retweeted
Stake 1M $SURPLUS today and you’d earn 36.45 CREDIT a day.
That’s $36.45 of inference, every day, on any model through one API.
Your share is your stake divided by the total, recalculated live onchain.
LitBro retweeted
While people move from Robinhood to Solana, the actual data shows a different story.
We track the top FOMO traders on Solana and Robinhood, and while Solana showed a slightly higher 2.5x hitrate, the drawdowns on Solana exceed Robinhood tokens by a huge margin.
Clearly showing that Solana has traders while Robinhood has holders.
Guy made a whole post about making popcorn in a pan.
Finally learnt how to make 🍿 popcorn in a pan
I wanted to stop using those microwave popcorn bags
Microwave popcorn bags used to have a PFAS bag lining but that got banned in EU and US, but they're still not great. They use cheap palm oil (highly saturated fat) and synthetic butter flavoring (2,3-pentanedione a chemical twin of diacetyl that was used before and banned)
1) put a kinda tall pan, like a sauce pan, on medium to high heat (I use 12/14 on electric stove)
2) then make the pan very hot first like the sides have to feel hot too
3) then spray the pan inside with extra virgin olive oil (maybe you can use butter too? I will try next time)
4) then cover the pan with corn, it shouldn't stack, just level
5) keep pan open and wait until one corn pops
6) once it pops, put the lid fully on and start moving it back and forth kinda shaking, so the corns don't burn
7) then it takes about same as microwave popcorn, like 3-4mins, then once it stops popping every few seconds stop it
8) then add salt and put in a bowl
That gets you healthy popcorn with just olive oil and salt!
I'm not sure about adding salt before or after btw, I'll try, one problem adding it after is you sometimes breathe in the salt when eating cause it doesn't stick so well to the popcorn
LitBro retweeted
Democrats simultaneously demand AI labs stop people using their tools for nefarious purposes, while raging against SpaceX for not letting a coked out dwarf use Starlink to literally kill people
You’re money doesn’t belong to you, it never has, it’s quite incredible that the common man wilfully support this fact.
After playing around with duo today my biggest surprise is how flaky the software is., will take while for them to get that right.
I think it will annoy most people, something feels off with it.
Also in reality it’s not actually that much bigger than iPhone 18 pro max
Let me make it clear, it doesn’t matter who you follow, what groups your in etc, when you are in crypto, you’re on your own.
Landmark test for railgun
Not nearly enough people are talking about this?!?!
Terrorism judgment holders just sued the crypto mixer Railgun for allegedly laundering North Korean hacker proceeds… and Railgun ignored the case and is now in default.
Filed January 21, 2026 in D.D.C. (Kim et al. v. Railgun DAO, 1:26-cv-00179).
The plaintiffs are families holding roughly $865M in judgments against North Korea for the 2000 abduction, torture, and murder of U.S. permanent resident pastor Dong Shik Kim, and for North Korea’s material support of Hezbollah’s 2006 rocket attacks on Israeli civilians.
They argue Railgun (which they say is a general partnership, not a true DAO) operated as an illegal money transmitter and laundered DPRK/Lazarus Group funds (including $60M+ from the Harmony Bridge hack in January 2023 and proceeds from the 2025 Bybit heist).
Per the complaint (citing Elliptic), North Korean activity made up ~70% of Railgun’s volume as of mid-2024.
They say Railgun had the duty and ability to freeze the assets under sanctions and money-transmission laws so the plaintiffs could seize them to collect on their judgments. Instead it processed the transfers and collected fees.
Claims include RICO, unlicensed money transmission (18 U.S.C. § 1960), money laundering, and negligence. Court authorized alternative service (email, X, certified mail to founders).
No response from Railgun.
Clerk’s entry of default entered April 2026; motion for default judgment is pending. (Digital Currency Group later moved to quash service, claiming it was improperly treated as a partner.)























