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BIG NEWS: Your On-chain Bitcoin Payments Are Now More Private! We are constantly yapping about Zcash and Monero lately but those who have been here long enough know that our roots are in Bitcoin! Bitcoin is where it all started for us and we are still privileged to offer you the most comprehensive Bitcoin experience on mobile wallet. Now, meet private Bitcoin transactions! Today, we are partnering with @near_intents and excited to announce support for PRIVATE Bitcoin payments. Private Send will be an optional switch in your send screen. Turn it on whenever you don’t want a payment exposing the rest of your financial life. ⚡ Send BTC without giving the recipient a direct link to your originating wallet UTXOs. ⚡ Send ETH without exposing that wallet’s public balances and transaction history. ⚡ Pay in USDT or USDC without handing the recipient a permanent window into your wallet. Those are just the most common examples. Private Send will work across all assets supported by Unstoppable and @near_intents confidentiality protocols. Remember, it’s not a promise of anonymity but rather something that would keep your activity hidden from the recipient and chain lurker. It’s a privacy upgrade over a normal on-chain payment. Powered by the newly released Confidential Intents infrastructure from NEAR. Huge thanks and hugs to the team at @NEARProtocol for making this integration possible.🫂 The feature to be release by the of the week in version 0.51 Be Private! Be Unstoppable!

Dolly Parton was one of a kind—a great songwriter and performer who told the stories of everyday Americans with honesty, humility, and heart. She rose high from her East Tennessee roots and never forgot where she came from. And she always believed in giving back, especially in her efforts to promote literacy. Hillary and I were big fans and first saw her in 1974, and will always be grateful for the music and the memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family, her legion of fans, and everyone who loved her.

Big announcement! The first wave of WDMS Global 2026 keynote speakers is here! ❗️ These industry leaders will take the stage at Rosewood Hong Kong: Panel: From Hashrate to Balance Sheet: Bitcoin Mining as an Institutional Asset Class 🎤 Mr. Matthias V. Gerber — Sales & Business Development Manager, EMEA, BITMAIN 🎤 Mr. Tony Dicarlo — Director of Institutional Propositions, Rootstock Labs 🎤 Mr. Craig Smith — CEO & Founder, 🎤 Mr. Amrit Sohal — Business Development Ambassador, Inacta Ventures 🎤 Mr. Giorgio Rasetto — MDK Lead, Tether 🎤 Ms. Mia Mai — Partner, HashKey Capital More speakers to be announced. ✨ 📅 August 27-28 | 📍 Rosewood Hong Kong — meet the industry's pioneers face to face. 🎫 Get your pass: #Bitmain# #ANTMINER# #WDMS# #WDMS2026# #KeynoteSpeaker# #HongKong#

This week, @AAGMcDonald joins us on The Arena. We discuss the Trump Administration’s fight against fraud, @TheJusticeDept’s brand-new Fraud Division, and the most shocking fraud schemes DOJ has uncovered. 00:00 - Intro 00:36 - Colin McDonald Joins the Show 00:59 - Who Are You and What Do You Do? 02:22 - Why Public Service? 03:25 - Why Be a Prosecutor? 05:50 - What Does a Prosecutor Actually Do? 09:21 - No Prosecution Without Law Enforcement 11:08 - Relentless: Cases That Last Years 12:02 - Turning to Fraud Enforcement 13:06 - Why No One Tackled Fraud Before 13:41 - The Old Binary Choice: Violent Crime vs. Fraud 15:21 - Tallying the True Cost of Fraud 17:10 - Wasteful Spending vs. Outright Theft 19:17 - The Goal Is Deterrence 21:25 - Building Roots, Not a Potted Plant 23:18 - No Fraud Too Big, No Fraud Too Small 25:28 - Fraud Wounds the Soul, Not Just the Wallet 27:36 - Quarterbacking the Fight 28:26 - One Front Door to DOJ 29:38 - A 500-Person Division in Two Weeks 31:13 - A Career Home for Young Lawyers 33:26 - The Ripple Effects of Unchecked Crime 34:24 - Changing the Incentive Structure 35:23 - Which Statutes Do You Enforce? 36:05 - Healthcare Fraud: The Biggest Target 37:00 - The Student Athlete Who Died 38:03 - The Skin Graft Scheme 39:28 - Fraud Robs Dignity, Too 40:49 - Benefit Programs and the Public Trust Section 42:06 - Global Trade and Commerce Enforcement 43:43 - The Many Inspectors General Offices 45:05 - The Most Shocking Cases 45:56 - “Everybody’s Doing This” 46:48 - The Home Care Scam 48:25 - Billing Medicaid From Egypt and Prison 50:22 - Minnesota’s Looted Housing Program 51:27 - Clearing the Decks for the Truly Needy 52:44 - DOJ Is Here to Help 54:14 - Outro

I updated my 2023 roadmap diagram to overlay where the items that were there sit in the current Strawmap ( ). In general, a lot of overlap, but: * Some things got reshuffled in order (eg. quantum safety up-prioritized) * Some things deprioritized (eg. VDFs; many EVM improvements) * Some things replaced with superior constructions (eg. Verkle -> unified BT -> PBT; state expiry -> new state types) What's most striking, however, is that some completely new things are in the strawmap that are NOT in this diagram, because they were not in the 2023 roadmap at all. These reflect changing priorities. Notably: * First-class attention to strong privacy. This covers: keyed nonces and recent roots, aspects of FOCIL, lean privacy pool & wormholes * Aggressive scaling in the context of post-quantum. This covers: leanSPHINCS signatures and aggregation, zkzk frames (see ) * Lean-ification of the spec, to assist in formal verification (full FV of everything is only possible because of modern AI) * Blob and gas futures (this idea just didn't exist back in 2023) * Native rollups (SNARKs were nowhere near mature enough to even consider this back in 2023) * A more open design space for the "future of the EVM". zkzk frames already implies that the protocol will expose to users some ISA that's not the EVM - current leading candidates are leanISA and RISC-V. These ISAs are more simple, modern and efficient than the EVM. Once they're there, why not expose them to developers everywhere? (And then, why not turn the EVM into being an IR on top of that ISA, instead of an enshrined feature massively complicating the base protocol?) Though much of the deeper exploration here is too early even for the strawmap. * New state types are not just a replacement for expiry, they're a fundamentally different paradigm to how Ethereum does scaling A common theme in scaling, found in both state types and zkzk frames (both new ideas), is that instead of trying to maximally scale ALL ethereum activity, we try to create specialized mechanisms that have more restrictive properties that make them more scaling-friendly, while supporting the heaviest loads incurred by users and applications today (eg. token transfers, swaps) and tomorrow (eg. privacy protocols). The other common theme is treating STARKs and AI-accelerated FV as first-class objects, that we are okay betting the technical future of Ethereum on. There are recursive STARKs in many layers of the protocol, one particular primitive (the "aggregate to union verified dependencies" primitive) is expected to be used in *three* places in the protocol: EL, CL and DL. This can only be safe with formal verification, which is itself only feasible with modern AI tools. In general, many steps forward in maturity. And a huge amount of hard work by many dozens of Ethereum researchers and developers on all of these features. Ethereum will be quantum-safe. Ethereum will put users' privacy first. Ethereum will be secure. Ethereum will be censorship-resistant. Ethereum will be highly performant and scalable while satisfying the above. And Ethereum will be Lean.

3. The future of finance should work for everyone, not just the few. We believe more people around the world will benefit from open access, faster cross-border payments, and new ways to build and grow wealth through blockchain. We see Binance evolving beyond an exchange, but not away from its crypto-native roots. Our focus is to bring the best of crypto — openness, access, speed, and user choice — into a broader financial experience for the next wave of users. Binance is here to help lower barriers, connect global opportunity, and bring financial freedom to more people everywhere. Over time, the line between “crypto” and “finance” may matter less. What users will care about is whether it’s seamless, transparent, and useful. The future isn’t crypto vs finance — it’s better finance.

800 million people were lifted out of extreme poverty in China thanks to a little bit of capitalism. Central planning doesn’t work. At least Deng Xiaoping saw Mao’s catastrophic blunders and understood that. Which is why when he took power, he ripped out the collectivized economy by the roots. >let farmers work their own plots and sell what they grew instead of farming for the state (food production soared almost overnight) >carved out Special Economic Zones like Shenzhen where foreign capital could operate under different rules than the rest of communist China > poverty crashed from nearly 90% in 1981 to under 4% by 2016 On his Southern Tour in 1992, Deng told CCP officials “to get rich is glorious.” He was right btw. And it is best done through private property and free markets.