David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
Anyone can own $ETH. We know how to put it to work.
Over the last year, Sharplink has done roughly $500M worth of deals to put ETH to work across the ecosystem.
These include staking deployments, a dedicated onchain yield fund, and investments for the teams leading Ethereum’s next decade.
Here’s how it fits together 👇
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
"It will be the settlement layer for almost all of finance."
"That is extremely bullish."
Ethereum.
@joechalom on @therollupco
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
If you have made something with AI and you think it’s finished. Please take 24 hours off and then look back at it before you share it.
AI results are so instant you will think “it’s done” and you tend to forget how much effort it actually takes for something to be “done.”
It feels nice in the moment, the rush to get something out, the suspension of belief, the “I can’t believe this worked,” but I promise you that people have already begun to gloss over anything clearly AI generated and so it ends up doing you a reputational disservice.
It could be the best thing in the world, but if it has an em dash, or an it’s not x it’s y statement, or a classic Claude-looking front end style, no one will care to take it seriously.
Don’t ship slop, take a day off and look at it with a fresh pair of eyes.
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
"Sharplink's thesis is that Ethereum is a fantastic opportunity. Our goal is to build value on top of it."
"We believe it's going to create that globalized decentralized trustware."
@sheffieldreport on @SchwabNetwork
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
Yesterday I gave the keynote at ETH Connect 2026 in Seoul, hosted by @0xundefined_.
Here's what I shared in my remarks.
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David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
AI agents are creating a new financial universe.
They will rewire $4 trillion of finance fees by 2035 according to a new estimate from @Sharplink.
The biggest winners will be consumers.
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David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
Sage advice from an ADIN Scout and founder, @DB3045, who is the founder of @wearehume:
“There’s usually only one thing that really matters at any given moment. The rest is noise.”
🤝
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
two months ago i spent a weekend pointing an ai at millions of epstein court documents, financial records, and deposition transcripts.
by monday it was on the charts.
a few weeks later it had 2.8 million downloads across 83 countries, and i still hadn't spent a single dollar on marketing.
that weekend changed how i think about media - everyone knows it's broken and i'm gonna try and fix it.
i realized the biggest bottleneck in media has never been the stories. it's been the human capital required to find them.
so i started a company to create media that i wanted to consume. i'm calling it the neural broadcast network (nbn.fm).
we're a technology-first media company producing original shows across politics, culture, business, science, and more, all sourced from public records, all cited, no spin. two shows live now, many more on the way.
the next great media company will make you wonder why you ever trusted the last one.
full story in today's newsletter.
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
This indie dev is making a game where you can literally play as Ancient Egyptian wall art.
- Switch between a 3D archaeologist and living 2D art
- Survive puzzles that fight back
- Progress by mastering both worlds
It’s called Fresco. This mechanic is genius.
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
I might be too much of an optimist but I just don’t buy the permanent underclass thing. I just think no matter how smart AI gets, there’s no way a motivated person will wake up each day and be unable to contribute to society.
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
"everyone will vibe code their own DoorDash"
is the 2026 version of
"everything will be an NFT"
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
“permanent underclass” is the worst meme i’ve ever seen on X
it is unamerican and stupid
this app is turning into europe
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
the biggest unlock with AI isn't writing code
it's never having to wait two weeks for someone else to tweak something again
no dependencies. no bottlenecks.
just get to the answer and go.
non-technical founders who figure this out first will have a massive edge for the next 5 years
David Hume 🌐🧩 retweeted
Big identity crisis in many engineering circles rn.
People who've historically considered themselves "builders" now realizing they aren't the ones building shit anymore, AI is.
The moral superiority of the "I build things, you just talk" mentality is irrelevant now that the coding language is english and anyone can build things by talking.
The skills that made them so economically valuable are almost fully commoditized, and they're being forced to adopt a new identity.
An identity most of them despise and have mocked their entire careers.
To remain relevant, they must become the "idea guy"
