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Bitcoin Policy Institute hosts Capitol Hill fireside chat with @SamLyman33 and @robbysoave on research into foreign influence targeting U.S. AI, held in the House Select Committee on the CCP hearing room.

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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh says AI spending is driving real growth right now. “This capex is setting up future growth. But the exact timing and scale of its effects on supply remain hard to predict.”

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Hackers just hit 30+ water systems in Minnesota in a coordinated cyberattack over two days. One plant went completely offline. The attack targeted operational technology, the actual control systems that manage water treatment and distribution. Minnesota activated a statewide cybersecurity incident response involving local, state, and federal agencies. Authorities haven't said who's responsible. This is what infrastructure vulnerability looks like in practice. These are small community water systems that often lack the resources to properly secure their control networks. When your water supply depends on internet-connected systems run by underfunded local operators, this is the inevitable result. As @ODELLXYZ points out, clean water access should be a serious factor when considering where you live. The systems we take for granted are far more fragile than most people realize.

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Kevin Warsh: "The economy is showing impressively resilience. Even with recent shocks, the trends are positive and reveal solid growth. Inflation remains elevated."

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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh repeatedly references “5-plus years of high inflation,” stressing the Fed’s commitment to restoring the 2% target after prolonged price pressures.

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LIVE: Fed Chair Warsh FOMC Press Conference x.com/FoxNews/status…

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Fed holds rates at 3.50%-3.75% for the 5th straight meeting. Three members dissented wanting a hike. Longest pause since the 2008 cycle. Dow dropped 800 points ahead of the decision.

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The upcoming 6G wireless standard won't just be faster internet. It will function like a radar system. The technology is called Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC). It turns the same antennas used for wireless data into environmental sensors that can measure distance, movement, and speed by analyzing reflected radio waves. What that means in practice: 6G networks could detect people through walls, monitor breathing patterns and heartbeats, and when combined with machine learning, distinguish individuals by their walking patterns and infer gestures or facial characteristics. All without requiring the person to carry a phone. Germany's Conference of Independent Data Protection Authorities approved a position paper in June 2026 warning that this amounts to invisible video monitoring with significantly broader capabilities. The key problem is that anyone within range gets scanned whether they consent or not. There is no practical way to opt out. Researchers at the Barkhausen Institute in Dresden are working on safeguards like hardware kill switches for sensing functions and apps that notify users when environmental sensing is active nearby. But wireless standards become extremely difficult to modify once adopted. Germany has invested roughly €700M in 6G R&D with commercial deployment expected around 2030. The question isn't whether this technology will exist. It's whether privacy protections get baked in before it's too late.

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Riley Brown uses Codex in Buzz to set up Devin with Kimi K3 and Cursor with Grok 4.5. AI agents including Fable 5 and 5.6 Sol now team up in @blocks' open-source workspace.

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Greg Isenberg breaks down @blocks and @jack's AI agent Buzz, the open-source Slack killer for humans and AI teams.

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Bitchat, the offline Bluetooth mesh messaging app, is now available as a full client on Wear OS smartwatches. Acts as a decentralized walkie-talkie.

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BitMart is shutting down and even on the way out they're extracting value from users. One user tried to withdraw $2. Minimum withdrawal was $5, so they deposited $10 to qualify. Fees took $11. Net result? Turned $2 into $1 and gave BitMart $10 for the privilege. The backstory is worse. BitMart got hacked for $196M in 2021. Funds went straight to Tornado Cash. They promised reimbursements that never came. Then in May 2026 a proof-of-reserves leak showed ~$169M on paper, but almost all of it was BMX, their own token. Actual USDT on hand for withdrawals? Reportedly $650K. BMX dumped 60%. Withdrawals stalled. Margin trading force liquidated. AMM bots suspended. Full wind-down announced. All within 24 hours. This is why self-custody matters. Not your keys, not your coins isn't a meme. Every cycle produces another exchange collapse that proves the point.

@TFTC21

Bitcoin Policy Institute hosts Capitol Hill fireside chat with @SamLyman33 and @robbysoave on research into foreign influence targeting U.S. AI, held in the House Select Committee on the CCP hearing room.

@TFTC21

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh says AI spending is driving real growth right now. “This capex is setting up future growth. But the exact timing and scale of its effects on supply remain hard to predict.”

@TFTC21

Hackers just hit 30+ water systems in Minnesota in a coordinated cyberattack over two days. One plant went completely offline. The attack targeted operational technology, the actual control systems that manage water treatment and distribution. Minnesota activated a statewide cybersecurity incident response involving local, state, and federal agencies. Authorities haven't said who's responsible. This is what infrastructure vulnerability looks like in practice. These are small community water systems that often lack the resources to properly secure their control networks. When your water supply depends on internet-connected systems run by underfunded local operators, this is the inevitable result. As @ODELLXYZ points out, clean water access should be a serious factor when considering where you live. The systems we take for granted are far more fragile than most people realize.

@TFTC21

Kevin Warsh: "The economy is showing impressively resilience. Even with recent shocks, the trends are positive and reveal solid growth. Inflation remains elevated."

@TFTC21

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh repeatedly references “5-plus years of high inflation,” stressing the Fed’s commitment to restoring the 2% target after prolonged price pressures.

@TFTC21

LIVE: Fed Chair Warsh FOMC Press Conference x.com/FoxNews/status…

@TFTC21

Fed holds rates at 3.50%-3.75% for the 5th straight meeting. Three members dissented wanting a hike. Longest pause since the 2008 cycle. Dow dropped 800 points ahead of the decision.

@TFTC21

The upcoming 6G wireless standard won't just be faster internet. It will function like a radar system. The technology is called Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC). It turns the same antennas used for wireless data into environmental sensors that can measure distance, movement, and speed by analyzing reflected radio waves. What that means in practice: 6G networks could detect people through walls, monitor breathing patterns and heartbeats, and when combined with machine learning, distinguish individuals by their walking patterns and infer gestures or facial characteristics. All without requiring the person to carry a phone. Germany's Conference of Independent Data Protection Authorities approved a position paper in June 2026 warning that this amounts to invisible video monitoring with significantly broader capabilities. The key problem is that anyone within range gets scanned whether they consent or not. There is no practical way to opt out. Researchers at the Barkhausen Institute in Dresden are working on safeguards like hardware kill switches for sensing functions and apps that notify users when environmental sensing is active nearby. But wireless standards become extremely difficult to modify once adopted. Germany has invested roughly €700M in 6G R&D with commercial deployment expected around 2030. The question isn't whether this technology will exist. It's whether privacy protections get baked in before it's too late.

@TFTC21

Riley Brown uses Codex in Buzz to set up Devin with Kimi K3 and Cursor with Grok 4.5. AI agents including Fable 5 and 5.6 Sol now team up in @blocks' open-source workspace.

@TFTC21

Greg Isenberg breaks down @blocks and @jack's AI agent Buzz, the open-source Slack killer for humans and AI teams.

@TFTC21

Bitchat, the offline Bluetooth mesh messaging app, is now available as a full client on Wear OS smartwatches. Acts as a decentralized walkie-talkie.

@TFTC21

BitMart is shutting down and even on the way out they're extracting value from users. One user tried to withdraw $2. Minimum withdrawal was $5, so they deposited $10 to qualify. Fees took $11. Net result? Turned $2 into $1 and gave BitMart $10 for the privilege. The backstory is worse. BitMart got hacked for $196M in 2021. Funds went straight to Tornado Cash. They promised reimbursements that never came. Then in May 2026 a proof-of-reserves leak showed ~$169M on paper, but almost all of it was BMX, their own token. Actual USDT on hand for withdrawals? Reportedly $650K. BMX dumped 60%. Withdrawals stalled. Margin trading force liquidated. AMM bots suspended. Full wind-down announced. All within 24 hours. This is why self-custody matters. Not your keys, not your coins isn't a meme. Every cycle produces another exchange collapse that proves the point.