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Britney's response is very interesting. She completely dodges the fact that she was hunting the boss, and dresses it up as "helping young pros grow." What a joke. She always twists facts by taking people’s words out of context, exactly like what she did to C. Ye and she only shared snippets of the conversation to make herself look good. Ask herself: with Britney's actual poker skill, how does someone survive in the poker world for over a decade? (Yes she was already setting up these hunting games in Shanghai ten years ago, yet in the US she claims she had never played poker before. She is extremely good at lying and inventing facts. She burned her bridge in Shanghai but she built her rich Chinese image here thanks to Ryan Feldman) Be careful to play with her. @RyanGarcia @neymarjr I want to say sorry to Alan, because he didn't want his name brought up. But for the sake of the truth of this story, I had no choice but to name several people , including @lsghank1 , @yuchao and Jimmy. Alan's video and Hank's statement together prove the following: 1. On Day 1, Britney staked 40%+ of every player at the table. So counting Britney herself, Day 1 was effectively 7v1 against Peter. That's a textbook pig-butchering setup not "supporting young pros." On Day 2, she cut Hank's and Jimmy's pieces, so it became 5v1v1v1. LMAO. I believe those pros wouldn't collude at the table, but I'll let everyone draw their own conclusions. 2. Hank did take chips off the table, but he did NOT steal them. The only reason I used the word "steal" in my original post is that Britney herself has been telling everyone ever since that Hank is a chip thief, her good friend Jeff can confirm this too. After Britney and Hank fell out over other matters, she started smearing and defaming him nonstop, which is why so many people in the high-stakes community have misunderstood him. 3. I never said Britney owed Alan money. I said she paid in the end. From Alan's perspective, he did get the money within a day (24h) of finishing the CCTV review , so from where he sat, Britney paid quickly. What he doesn't know is how hard that process actually was. According to L, Alan's limited Chinese and his Western mindset meant he wasn't involved in the final step of collecting the money, so he never saw how difficult it was. In the end, Britney owed the pros on L's side roughly $200K, and she initially planned to walk away from it. The host at the time, and another Chinese pro (the one who investigated together with Alan), can both confirm this. She only paid because the other host threatened to call the police and to tell Peter everything. In fact, she had already booked a flight for the next day and was ready to run , Hank's statement confirms this too. #poker# #hustlercasinolive#

Salesforce acquires Listen Labs for ~$2b. But who gets the 💰? My usual breakdown below 👇 The company was founded in Sep-23 and had raised less than $100m. Investors will share ~$850m of profits on $96m invested, a ~10x blended. From a huge pivot to a unicorn valuation term sheet they refused, this is truly a wild story ✍️. In the end an incredible outcome for all involved. So let's dive in! 1) The boldest move: walking away from $1.5b 🎲 Listen Labs had a signed $125m Series C term sheet from Menlo at a $1.5b valuation... and walked away from it to sell to Salesforce at ~$2b. This takes a huge amount of courage: few founders turn down a signed unicorn-plus round. @itsalfredw and @florian_jue did it 2.5 years after founding. Huge congratulations are in order for the discipline and execution of the founders here. 2) Founders and team: a life-changing outcome in under 3 years 🥳 By my best estimates, founders and team still own over half the company. At $2b, that's ~$1.1b for them to share. Specifically, assuming a 15% option pool, that is ~$300m for the team and ~$750m for the two co-founders. And, as was the case with Hugging Face, this is all from a pivot. They originally built an AI customer-interview tool to understand why their viral app BeFake was growing, then realised the tool was the business! 3) Sequoia's Bryan Schreier did it again 👑 What few people know is that Bryan was an early backer of Qualtrics... the category Listen Labs is disrupting. Now he led both the seed and the Series A here. By my estimates, those two rounds will return ~$670m combined, or ~25x on ~$27m invested, in under three years. Pattern recognition and industry knowledge have their perks, it would seem! 4) Ribbit: 4x in 8 months ⚡ Ribbit led the $69m Series B in Jan-26 at ~$500m. At $2b, that's ~4x in 8 months. Unbelievable IRR and a great return on a meaningful cheque. 5) Neo does it again, congrats @apartovi 🎯 Listen Labs went through the Neo accelerator early on, which came with a $600k SAFE. On my estimates, that cheque is worth ~$25m+ today. This comes just three months after Cursor's acquisition (a cool >1,000x for Neo). What a hit rate! This one is very straightforward: it is a massive win for everyone. And so congratulations to all involved: Sequoia, Ribbit, Conviction, Pear, Neo and the team!

Originally, I didn’t want to comment publicly on all of the drama. However, once there were multiple lies and false or exaggerated accusations, I felt I had no choice but to clear my name and state the facts with evidence so that we can put this issue to rest. Regarding the issue with C Ye at Venetian — the post below includes a link to a video from Xuan Liu, who is very reputable in the poker community and was there with me at the time. She can confirm that the floor staff told us they had checked the surveillance footage, and that the amount of chips C Ye actually had at the end of the game was different from the amount she reported to us. People have asked what C Ye’s motivation could have been for misreporting. I can’t say for sure, but I do know that in the days leading up to June 7, she was on a huge downswing across private games, HCL, and baccarat — easily over $100K of her own money. We also later got in touch with someone at the Venetian, who checked their internal records for us and found a record related to the surveillance inquiry. The record shows that the report was reviewed on June 21 at approximately 11:03 PM, and there is an internal report number associated with it. I also have additional evidence supporting my account that Venetian security did in fact help me review the surveillance footage. However, I gave my word that this material would never be shared publicly, and I intend to honor that. That said, we are willing to share the original materials privately with well-respected and credible members of the poker community who genuinely want to review the evidence. If that applies to you, feel free to DM me. Because these materials contain internal Venetian information and involve staff who helped us, we will not post them publicly. We don’t want anyone at the Venetian getting in trouble for helping us. C Ye tweeted that she put all of her chips in my bag ($187K). Venetian told Xuan that C Ye made a cage transaction for $106K after the game. That would explain where the rest of the chips went. Further, attached is a video from Jeff the Cash, who was there that day and says he personally saw chips being taken off the table. Jeff is a very reputable high-stakes player and is willing to publicly speak about what he personally witnessed. Regarding Wesley’s story — attached is a video from Aussie Alan confirming that I never owed anyone money and that Wesley’s allegations aren’t true. Alan also spoke directly with L, the person referenced in Wesley’s post. L apologized to Alan and said that Wesley using his name without his approval was very wrong, especially when what Wesley was saying was not factually correct. The chat confirming this is attached below. Charles, a well-known and reputable player on HCL who was mentioned in Wesley’s story, is also willing to publicly confirm on X that Wesley’s allegations against me are not true. Charles was at the table that day and can confirm two things: first, he had bought action in Hank; and second, Hank did in fact secretly take chips off the table. Charles is willing to speak publicly about what he personally knows and witnessed. Lastly, I want to make it clear that Ryan and HCL had no knowledge of me buying pieces of other players. I understand now that this can create a conflict of interest in certain games, but at the time, I sometimes bought action because I wanted to help younger players who might not otherwise have been able to play in those games. Going forward, I will not do it again. I’m not perfect. I’ve made some mistakes, but never out of a lack of integrity. Things get heated and words get thrown around when poker players are no longer welcome in or able to access games they want to play. Take the evidence below as you wish and decide for yourself. I just wanted one last opportunity to put all of this information and evidence out there, clear things up, and hopefully put this issue to rest once and for all.

think about how a passport works?! you don’t carry your whole life story everywhere just to prove who you are. you show one verified document, and that’s enough. that’s basically the idea behind @primus_labs for financial data. if your bank balance, income, or reserves are sitting offchain, how do you prove they’re real? a screenshot can be edited. a third party can simply say “trust me.” neither is ideal. Primus takes a different approach. it connects to the original source of the data and creates a proof directly from it. no screenshots no copy paste no relying on someone else’s word a company can prove its reserves a business can prove its revenue a trader can prove their track record not because someone said it’s true, but because the original data proves it. that’s what makes offchain financial data useful onchain: real proof, instead of borrowed trust. join here:

Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS turns voice generation into your full creative studio. Design original character voices from scratch across 100+ languages, stage two-speaker dialogue, and tailor every performance line by line with natural laughs, sighs, whispers, and more.

2/12｜Emberkeep：游戏预告片 英文预告，面向 X；前两秒抓住注意力，精修画面，去掉底部进度条。 需要：游戏画面/素材、剪辑和音频。Opus / Sonnet 可负责策划、代码与剪辑编排；缺少镜头时可接 Seedance 等视频模型，音乐音效另备。原 Prompt 没指定视频模型，也没提供完整游戏设定。 完整 Prompt： Create a polished English trailer for an original game, made for sharing on X. Open with a striking hook in the first two seconds, make the visuals more refined, and remove the bottom progress bar. Generated music and sound effects are welcome.

The bonus mechanism is out. TL;DR Everyone gets a 25% unlock at TGE. On top of that, participants will receive additional bonus tokens fully unlocked at TGE, based on their original committed amount before pro-rata dilution. How many bonus tokens do I get? Check out the chart below for the exact formula and allocation examples. Here, x is your original committed amount before pro-rata dilution, and 2,472 represents the total number of Axis believers who decided to ape in even with strict unlock terms.

We recently had a user whose account was compromised. Our customer service team identified the situation quickly and froze the account. We then worked with the user to restore their original email and authenticator, helping secure the account and prevent further risk. Unfortunately, an API key that remained on the account allowed the attacker to transfer the funds before the issue could be fully contained. We are still investigating exactly what happened. But one thing is clear to us: we do not believe the user should have to bear the consequences of this incident. We immediately put together a dedicated team to handle the case, and we have fully compensated the user. We have always believed that being user-first means more than just saying it. When our users need us to step up, we will. Thank you to everyone for your trust, and especially to the user involved for giving our team the time today to work through this properly. We’ll keep learning, keep improving, and keep moving forward.