Jongbin Won @jongbinwon

Privy CEO @sternhenri sees three big trends in stablecoins and the blockchain growing in the future: "First, we're going to see a rise of non-dollar stablecoins as more people embrace them." "Second, I've heard of a few projects that are trying to have an inflation stablecoin. The stable actually grows with inflation, so that you're on purchasing power parity. I think they're really hard to instrument and get quite right, which is why I don't think they've taken off just yet." "Third, there's a company called Pearl that is finding a way to do fast matrix multiplication and back a blockchain on this, so you can issue tokens based on how much compute you've got ready to do useful inference. So there was a question for me of, what other useful work could you back the currency on?

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we're partnering with @BCG @McKinsey @Accenture and @Capgemini to deploy openai frontier to enterprises globally openai.com/index/frontier…

YOUNG PEOPLE ARE USING CHATGPT TO WRITE THEIR APPLICATIONS; HR IS USING AI TO READ THEM; NO ONE IS GETTING HIRED PER ATLANTIC

Careers are dead. Jobs are dying. Opportunities arising.

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These numbers are staggering: Samsung and SK Hynix are projected to become the most profitable companies in the world by 2027. Their projections exceed $APPL and $GOOGL, both ~$4T companies in operating profit. For reference, Samsung is valued at ~$820B and SK Hynix is valued at ~$410B. That would make a ~$410B company in SK Hynix more profitable than $GOOGL ($3.7T) in 2027. By Morgan Stanley estimates earlier, SK Hynix and Samsung are est. to bring in: ~$387.7 Billion USD combined operating income. America’s two most profitable companies $APPL and $GOOGL combined brought in $263 Billion USD for 2025. (Google $129-132B, Apple $133.1B) 2027 est. Samsung Electronics: ~$226.7 Billion Sk Hynix: ~$161.0 Billion 2027 est: Apple: ~$156B-$165B Google: ~$168B-178B The statistics of smaller Korean equities exceeding multi trillion dollar US hyperscalers in profitability is staggering. It’s a genuinely interesting point, that a $410B company exceeds $4T+ hyperscalers in profitability. But the bigger question markets are pricing in is if the memory shortage is ephemeral, or if they become a necessary “Oil” like GPUs for the AI buildout. If your answer to that is “likely, might be good to get exposure to Korean, Japanese, or Taiwanese equities.

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Incredible product from a cracked team. Excited to start trading on @KairosTradeX and congrats on the seed!

Jay Malavia @thejay

4 months ago

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ironically, Hyperliquid.

Morgan Stanley estimates Samsung Electronics’ 2027 operating profit at KRW 317 trillion (US$218.5 billion). 모건스탠리, 삼성전자 2027년 영업이익 317조원으로 추정 (2185억 달러)

If I were a16z, yc, or sequoia, I’d be aggressively investing in startups that are building novel ways to collect and annotate real-world data. > Billions of hours of driving data > Factory workers interacting with appliances and heavy machinery > Audio segmentation with deep dialectical and cultural understanding > Wet-lab experimental data > Continuous collection and annotation of agent traces at compute scale When we built LLMs, most of the data already existed on the internet. We just had to scrape, clean, and scale. But as we move toward world foundation models, the bottleneck is high-quality, real-world, well-annotated data. And annotation quality matters. There’s a massive difference between: “Apple on a tree” and “Ripe apples on a tree. The wind is blowing at 2 miles per hour. The temperature is around 18°C.” The question is simple. How much of the world can you actually capture? Today, LLMs know that apples fall because of gravity, not because they understand causality, but because they understand language correlations extremely well. Understanding the causal structure comes next. If I were building towards that future, I’d anchor data collection in India and other South and Southeast Asian regions. I’d deploy hardware, collect thousands of hours of human activity data, health signals, and vitals, and run annotation pipelines continuously. Day and night. If I were a16z, I’d fund founders to do this. I might just have the urge to do it myself.

Notably absent: places like Warsaw, Dubai, Riyadh, Shenzhen, Bangalore, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, and Shanghai. That’s why many Americans aren’t calibrated on the world outside the West. They aren’t flying there, and they aren’t seeing it on their TVs. So the rise is invisible, despite being all too visible.

Sheel Mohnot @pitdesi

6 months ago

United airlines top international destinations by state & overall. I would have expected Tokyo to be lower than it is.

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Larry Page learned about DeepMind because he was on a jet with Elon who was showing a different friend the AlphaGo demo Zuck tried to buy DeepMind for $800m, Elon offers 5% of Tesla, but Larry beat him by letting Demis stay in London Like 5 ppl have shaped 30 yrs of tech, nuts

Taste is the last human aristocracy. Will define all the winners of the next 50 years Intelligence is useless. Plenty of smart people got oneshot by the algorithms long ago Most people will drown in the endless sea of synthetic perfectslop Because they're fine trading their palates for convenience Stripped of all humanity as they outsource their life decisions to AI & flood their minds with zombifying NPC content Everything becomes average when everything is possible There is no going back. Only way to protect your mind is through disgust Be sickened by the slop. Hostile toward the info hazards. Refuse to let anyone or anything think for you Your taste cannot be crowdsourced or optimized. Last shred of soul you'll have in this world when all is said and done. The final safeguard of your humanity The spoils will go to the people who know what to hate in the waters of excess

@sungmo_apac16z @a16zcrypto Congrats bro 🥂

Still think about this

storytelling is the ultimate compression algorithm for human attention. everything else, data, logic, tech feeds into it, but if you can’t wrap it in a compelling narrative, nobody will give a shit. people think they make decisions based on facts, but they’re mostly responding to the shape of a story, whether it’s a personal arc, a company vision, or a product pitch. if you want to accomplish anything meaningful, the story is the interface between it & the world. get that wrong & nobody will give af. get it right & you bend steel with your bare hands.

richard @richardzphotoz

7 months ago

Storytelling is one of the most underrated skills in tech. Everyone’s building. Few can explain why it matters.

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