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Apple JUST quietly announced something that’s a lot BIGGER than it looks: "the Mini Apps Partner Program" Apple is admitting that the future of software is embedded, lightweight, vertical mini-apps distributed inside bigger app For founders who want to make $$ building apps: 1. Apple just legitimized the “superapp” model for the West. China has WeChat mini-programs. India has PhonePe Switch. The West has… nothing. Apple just opened the door. You can now run HTML/JS mini-apps inside a native host and earn 85% on qualifying purchases. That’s Apple-sanctioned platform piggybacking. 2. Distribution arbitrage becomes real again. You don’t need to convince users to download your app. Just partner with a host app and drop in a mini-app. This is a cheat code for early traction. Think: travel apps hosting niche tools, fitness apps hosting mini workouts, marketplaces hosting micro-utilities. 3. Apple is creating a new economy layer: “embedded SaaS.” Imagine: CRM mini-apps inside vertical tools. Math solver mini-apps inside education apps. Calendar mini-apps inside productivity apps. The TAM for tools that don’t need standalone installs just went vertical. 4. Developers get an 85% revenue share. This is Apple basically saying: “We want this ecosystem to grow, and we’re willing to cut our take rate.” When Apple lowers its cut, I pay attention because they see a platform shift coming. 5. AI makes this 10× more important. LLM-powered micro-apps (calculators, planners, agents, coaches, niche utilities) are tiny by design. They’re perfect mini-apps. Apple just created infrastructure for AI-native micro utilities to live inside bigger apps with built-in commerce. 6. Host apps become new “distribution landlords.” If you own an app with traffic, you become a platform. You can host mini-apps, take a cut, and build a developer ecosystem around you. It’s a new monetization model for existing apps with audiences. 7. This unlocks a wave of second-order opportunities. - Agencies helping apps become mini-app hosts - Mini-app dev shops - “Shopify for mini-apps” toolkits - Mini-app marketplaces - Analytics for mini-app performance - Discovery engines for mini-apps TLDR; Apple just turned every high-traffic app into a potential superapp and every indie developer into a potential platform partner. The App Store is becoming modular, composable, and layered. The next decade of consumer apps will look less like standalone products and more like ecosystems stitched together with mini-apps. This is quietly one of the biggest distribution unlocks in years.

A chemist froze himself at -273.15°C, everyone said he was crazy but he was 0K.

in a post-AGI world, people will simply get used to the fact that computers can solve cognitive problems quickly, and beat us in any cognitive domain, just like we're used to computers multiplying large numbers quickly now, or kicking our asses in chess and go. software and math will lose all their scarcity. "pls create a MMORPG that is like Zelda: Breath of the Wild but with Pokémon instead, let me fly around the world as a Charizard and dive on the water like a Gyarados. give me an executable that I can send to my friends and we'll all be connected to the same world" you press a button and, 3 minutes later, done I doubt that won't work by 2027 "pls create a blockchain exactly like Bitcoin except it uses quantum resistant signatures like Lamport, and you can deploy smart contracts in a Lean-like language, and contracts are only accepted if they're formally verified to be correct w.r.t the following specs..." you press a button and done, you have a hack-proof chain "in three space dimensions and time, given an initial velocity field, there exists a vector velocity and a scalar pressure field, which are both smooth and globally defined, that solve the Navier–Stokes equations" you press a button, and done, you get a solution math is fundamentally easy, and this will break some ppl's worldviews. currently, math seems mystically hard, like chess once was, because we're are animals that struggle with it, only a few of us are capable of adding fractions, let alone working on the edge, so hard problems stand for a long time unsolved, we praise our geniuses. but it isn't once computers are doing it, that won't be a thing anymore. theorem proving will be as trivial as multiplying large numbers. the "uh duh but godel?" folk will still be confused. and computers will come up with incredibly simple, clean Lean proofs for impossibly hard problems. and mathematicians will yell that it is just some trick to satisfy the checker, that it isn't real math if we can't understand it. but then we'll ask the AI and it will kindly reveal the nature of a surprisingly clever mathematical structure that is so alien for our brains to come up with and life will go on automation will increase 100-fold food and goods will be abundant the price of everything will crash other than things that can't be copied like human time and attention which will be on all time high and humans will still play chess and humans will still write software and humans will still do math and we'll dance, play sports and love like we always did for the love of it software and math will lose their scarcity computers will be truly general solvers and we'll get used to it faster than you think and life will go on Source:

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in a post-AGI world, people will simply get used to the fact that computers can solve cognitive problems quickly, and beat us in any cognitive doma...

In life one must not give up and that is why I am not giving up until @jack sees my github repo and hopefully becomes an investor in my startup

How true is this: BITCOIN IS FOLLOWING THE RAINBOW ROADMAP Every bounce from the green zone led to euphoria. Every top hit red, then crashed back to blue. We’re climbing the arc again. The noise is short-term. The cycle is not. The chart’s been right for 3 cycles. Don’t bet against it now.

In life one must not give up and that is why I am not giving up until @jack sees my github repo and hopefully becomes an investor in my startup

Do you know what this is? Does it prove that Satoshi Nakamoto was British or at least one of the founding members to be British? This is the embedded marker in the Genesis Block. The hexadecimal dump contains the ASCII text “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” It was not commentary—it was evidence. A timestamp, a provable artefact showing that no block, no transaction, and no system could have existed prior to that day. It anchored the ledger in time, a cryptographic notarisation tied to a verifiable event. Yet the irony is that almost no one ever reads the actual article. The reference wasn’t about some vague anti-bank sentiment or protest narrative; it referred to Alistair Darling, then Chancellor of the Exchequer, and his move to nationalise British financial institutions—Scottish banks, British banks, including NatWest. They resisted state pressure to expand debt exposure, and the government responded by converting them into state assets. This line in the block was not a sermon. It was a signature of context: proof that the database began at a definable historical moment, the day the British state took ownership of its financial apparatus. It was an act of precision, not of rebellion—a timestamp written in code that tethered mathematics to reality.

Here is your daily hit of hopium in regards to the parallels of gold and bitcoin (btc)

October: Consolidation November: Up December: Up January: Bitcoin ATH February: Altseason March: Bear market begins April: Down May: Down June: Bear market bottom Bookmark this post and compare next year. Also… what’s happening with fiat currency, every currency is appreciating. What the actual fuck is going on.

🚨 BREAKING: MARKET HAS FINALLY EXITED “BEAR TRAP” - $BTC NOW - $115K - $BTC IN DEC - $180K STRONGLY HODL YOUR BAGS 💎 Is this graphic ragebait though 👀

So from 2035, everyone will be fighting for the 1% unmined bitcoin. My question is, Satoshi did not think that humanity would have invented a working quantum computer - error correcting machine - by then which would render mining obsolete. Obsolete is maybe a strong word, as the bitcoin algorithm can be adjusted to factor in quantum machines. With Grover’s algorithm, mining bitcoin could become less efficient. However, quantum machines running Shor’s algorithm could factor the elliptic (Eliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) math = derive a private key from a public key = whale wallets in danger = the real threat ⚠️ ‼️. At current our best quantum computer has 100s of qubits - to crack bitcoin, we need 1000000s of them. Nonetheless, it just makes sense to work on ways to counter any quantum computer. A slow transition to post-quantum keys or/and hard forking: use lattice based or hash-based cryptography, which are theoretically quantum-resistant algorithms. Sounds very complex but we have already seen the network upgrade its software. Stay ready. Keep Satoshi Nakamoto alive. Maybe this should be my new area of research. Maybe this the way I earn myself some btc.

🚨HISTORIC SIGNAL: BITCOIN RESERVES ON EXCHANGES JUST COLLAPSED TO 2.4M BTC. COINS ARE LEAVING EXCHANGES AT THE FASTEST RATE IN HISTORY. WHEN SUPPLY DRIES UP, PRICE DOESN’T STAY LOW FOR LONG.

Does anyone use this chart? It was drawn (Samuel Benner/George Tritch) in 1876. It predicted every major boom and bust for 150 years. And now it says: The bull market will extend to 2026.

Bitcoin’s average Q4 return: +78.68% Current return: -2.2% Are November and December about to be life changing??

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Let me say that again... None of the 30 bull market peak indicators have flashed. The bull run isn't over.

In life one must not give up and that is why I am not giving up until @jack sees my github repo and hopefully becomes an investor in my business

Zcash (ZEC) - is it legit or a scam?

5% of capital rotation from Gold to Bitcoin can send the BTC price to $242,391 Bullish