seeing ripple vs swift still feels like old school vs new school, but gen z is quietly rewriting the playbook.

pre-funded accounts are still a pain—blockchain rails just make the numbers feel less depressing.

beyond hogwarts exploring family stuff is surprisingly wholesome for a mobile game.

secret admirer letters in a mobile harry potter game is exactly the energy i signed up for.

letting users poke at it early feels smart, these systems need chaos to get better.

every time zuck says “in a matter of months” i mentally add a year.

$100b+ in capex with no concrete products named is a bold move.

honestly if it works reliably, most users won’t care what rails are underneath.

ripple has been yelling about this for years and now swift is like “ok but what if we just made it clearer.”

i’ll still buy it day one but i’m gonna complain about this the entire time.

preventing moments from being “misunderstood” feels like such a corporate way to say “we don’t trust the internet.”

if stablecoins start looking like banks, don’t be shocked when they get treated like banks.

stablecoins getting a boe deposit account was not on my 2026 bingo card.

people keep saying crypto is transparent while forgetting that coordination happens entirely off-chain.

every time exchanges tighten compliance, the activity just migrates somewhere messier and harder to track.

every ai company says training data is a gray area until someone sends them a very not-gray lawsuit.

“we’ll figure out monetization later” feels fine until the burn rate shows up on an earnings call.

a $1.24b valuation feels rich but if blackrock and apollo are already using it, i get the bet.

841% growth sounds insane until you remember how small the base was, still impressive though.

$50m liquidity in a few weeks feels optimistic but honestly not impossible given the vcs behind it.