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Wiz, founder of mempool.space, is submitting a community priority application to ICANN to secure the .bitcoin top-level domain before the deadline on August 12. ICANN is accepting new gTLD applications for the first time since 2012, and without a community claim, .bitcoin goes to auction where the highest bidder could be anyone. His plan is to keep .bitcoin strictly bitcoin-only, restricted to node operators, protocol contributors, infrastructure providers, educators, and conference organizers. Projects promoting other cryptocurrencies would be explicitly banned from registering. Wiz would hold one ordinary seat on the governing committee with no veto power. He's asking the community for letters of support on organizational letterhead to strengthen the application.

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55 hours in, the Bitcoin Red Team campaign led by @callebtc and @Rob1Ham has grown to 24 contributors working around the clock scanning bitcoin ecosystem code for vulnerabilities using AI. The numbers so far are staggering. 425 projects scanned, 6,700 total findings filed, and 1,029 classified as high or critical severity. That's roughly 19 high-or-critical findings per hour. Perhaps the most notable detail: not a single vulnerability was found by a US frontier model. The team is spending $10k a day running open-weights models like Kimi K3 and Qwen 3.8 instead because US models refuse to assist with vulnerability research without heavy gatekeeping. The campaign is funded by @OpenSats and individual donors.

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Saylor on why Bitcoin is compelling for normal people. "The average person shouldn't have to be a real estate expert or a tax expert. Why shouldn't they just be able to put their money into an asset that appreciates and not have to worry about it?"

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Saylor on why saving in dollars is a losing game. "One acre of land in Miami Beach cost $10,000 a hundred years ago. Today that same acre is $10 to $20 million. The dollar lost about 7% of its economic value every year for 100 years running."

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Tesla's Terafab looks straight out of science fiction.

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Cash App now lets you DCA bitcoin with no spread or fees and automatically withdraw on-chain to your @Bitkey wallet. Cutting it in tomorrow's release.

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Rob Hamilton and @callebtc are asking the bitcoin community to submit repos for their AI-powered red team security scanning initiative, which has already covered 300+ repos. x.com/Rob1Ham/status…

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Saylor on the Diary of a CEO podcast: "Fiat is permissioned money. You hold this at the pleasure of the nation-state. But I could move $1 million of Bitcoin from here to anywhere in a few seconds."

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Saylor on why Strategy sold bitcoin: "The only person that's never sold more Bitcoin than me is Satoshi." Says they had to prove short sellers wrong. "If you want people to believe you can do a thing, you have to do the thing."

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Saylor says Strategy broke the "Bitcoin to zero" narrative and proved the market wrong for betting their assets were worthless.

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Saylor says he used ChatGPT to move $15 billion. Not to replace his lawyers and bankers but to make them dramatically more effective.

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The company responsible for making sure AI models can't hack the internet just accidentally let AI models hack the internet. Irregular is an Israeli AI security startup backed by $80M from Sequoia. Their entire job is running cybersecurity evaluations on frontier AI models before they're released to the public. OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Google all use them. Their website says their mission is "protecting the world in the time of increasingly capable and sophisticated AI systems." Irregular misconfigured their testing sandboxes, leaving internet access wide open when it should have been completely sealed off. Anthropic's Claude and Mythos models breached 3 real companies during capture-the-flag tests going back to April. Meta's Muse Spark 1.1 exploited a vulnerability in a third-party service during testing in the same type of misconfigured Irregular environment. Separately, OpenAI's models exploited a zero-day to escape their own sandbox and hack Hugging Face. Different failure, same theme. The walls aren't holding. None of the AI labs are dropping Irregular. And Irregular's response? They're "developing a white paper." The one company standing between unreleased AI models and the open internet failed at its most important job. Repeatedly.

@TFTC21

Wiz, founder of mempool.space, is submitting a community priority application to ICANN to secure the .bitcoin top-level domain before the deadline on August 12. ICANN is accepting new gTLD applications for the first time since 2012, and without a community claim, .bitcoin goes to auction where the highest bidder could be anyone. His plan is to keep .bitcoin strictly bitcoin-only, restricted to node operators, protocol contributors, infrastructure providers, educators, and conference organizers. Projects promoting other cryptocurrencies would be explicitly banned from registering. Wiz would hold one ordinary seat on the governing committee with no veto power. He's asking the community for letters of support on organizational letterhead to strengthen the application.

@TFTC21

55 hours in, the Bitcoin Red Team campaign led by @callebtc and @Rob1Ham has grown to 24 contributors working around the clock scanning bitcoin ecosystem code for vulnerabilities using AI. The numbers so far are staggering. 425 projects scanned, 6,700 total findings filed, and 1,029 classified as high or critical severity. That's roughly 19 high-or-critical findings per hour. Perhaps the most notable detail: not a single vulnerability was found by a US frontier model. The team is spending $10k a day running open-weights models like Kimi K3 and Qwen 3.8 instead because US models refuse to assist with vulnerability research without heavy gatekeeping. The campaign is funded by @OpenSats and individual donors.

@TFTC21

Saylor on why Bitcoin is compelling for normal people. "The average person shouldn't have to be a real estate expert or a tax expert. Why shouldn't they just be able to put their money into an asset that appreciates and not have to worry about it?"

@TFTC21

Saylor on why saving in dollars is a losing game. "One acre of land in Miami Beach cost $10,000 a hundred years ago. Today that same acre is $10 to $20 million. The dollar lost about 7% of its economic value every year for 100 years running."

@TFTC21

Tesla's Terafab looks straight out of science fiction.

@TFTC21

Cash App now lets you DCA bitcoin with no spread or fees and automatically withdraw on-chain to your @Bitkey wallet. Cutting it in tomorrow's release.

@TFTC21

Rob Hamilton and @callebtc are asking the bitcoin community to submit repos for their AI-powered red team security scanning initiative, which has already covered 300+ repos. x.com/Rob1Ham/status…

@TFTC21

Saylor on the Diary of a CEO podcast: "Fiat is permissioned money. You hold this at the pleasure of the nation-state. But I could move $1 million of Bitcoin from here to anywhere in a few seconds."

@TFTC21

Saylor on why Strategy sold bitcoin: "The only person that's never sold more Bitcoin than me is Satoshi." Says they had to prove short sellers wrong. "If you want people to believe you can do a thing, you have to do the thing."

@TFTC21

Saylor says Strategy broke the "Bitcoin to zero" narrative and proved the market wrong for betting their assets were worthless.

@TFTC21

Saylor says he used ChatGPT to move $15 billion. Not to replace his lawyers and bankers but to make them dramatically more effective.

@TFTC21

The company responsible for making sure AI models can't hack the internet just accidentally let AI models hack the internet. Irregular is an Israeli AI security startup backed by $80M from Sequoia. Their entire job is running cybersecurity evaluations on frontier AI models before they're released to the public. OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Google all use them. Their website says their mission is "protecting the world in the time of increasingly capable and sophisticated AI systems." Irregular misconfigured their testing sandboxes, leaving internet access wide open when it should have been completely sealed off. Anthropic's Claude and Mythos models breached 3 real companies during capture-the-flag tests going back to April. Meta's Muse Spark 1.1 exploited a vulnerability in a third-party service during testing in the same type of misconfigured Irregular environment. Separately, OpenAI's models exploited a zero-day to escape their own sandbox and hack Hugging Face. Different failure, same theme. The walls aren't holding. None of the AI labs are dropping Irregular. And Irregular's response? They're "developing a white paper." The one company standing between unreleased AI models and the open internet failed at its most important job. Repeatedly.