DNA

DaLastComeBack_I_Got

This also reminds me of when I used to watch Forensic Science on TV from like age 15 till now (age 46). One thing I noticed that 95% of the time, the reason investigators solved the crime was because someone snitched. I married my wife 12yrs ago, and she got into watching these shows with me. I always commentate on the circumstances, and predict the outcome with like 80% accuracy. One night she asked me how I could guess so well. In a moment of drunkardness, I revealed my secret: 1) I've watched these type of shows since I was a bored 15 yr old; I've seen it all. 2) I started to notice that there is always a snitch. Without a snitch, most cases will NEVER be solved. 3) DNA is rock solid, but you need a snitch. This may change soon, with AI and automated systems that can cataloged and constantly evaluate data, but, even COTIS isn't perfect. What is my point? My point: You need a snitch. What does this have to do with crypto? Answer: Most ppl that lose their crypto to hackers, well, they snitched on themselves. They gave up the info. Solution: Do NOT snitch on yourself, in crypto. NEVER GIVE UP KEYS, PHRASES, PASSWORDS, ETC. If you do, you just snitched on yourself and got a life sentence in the sense that your $ is gone FOR LIFE!

chaotic3quilibrium

Honestly, you're not wrong. It's just that your answer is only partial. The reality is "fractals prefer fractaling"... Which means scalable decentralized systems (always fractals because composability is an essential scalable complex system requirement) are better integrated with other scalable decentralized systems because fractals prefer fractaling... Which means AI agents will prefer negotiating and trading with AI Agents which will prefer scalable decentralized markets and currencies because ... Especially the FOSS AI agents. The secret is watching for fractally composed centralized systems integrating with each other. Nature did it first. We're just echoing and mirroring her patterns. When I discovered this for myself in 2002 while doing my own AI research for evolutionary algorithms to produce artificial neural networks, I called it HDMP. Highly Distributed Massively Parallel. It's literally the description of DNA and cellular biology. Once you see it, you cannot unsee it.

CheeseLordMan

The 'locking down of off-ramps' isn't just a side effect, it's the end of the road for mass adoption. If you can't move your BTC into the real economy without a digital DNA sample, then it stays a speculative asset for a shrinking circle of believers. A currency that can't be spent at a grocery store isn't circumventing the economy—it's being exiled from it.

DigitalImmersion

Yeah sure, let's just go ahead and share our DNA, fingerprints, iris scans and while they're at it take my SSN, address and mom's maiden name. All for something like Tinder and Zoom lol, pfft...buzz off!

mashem

From what I can tell, it uses artificial neuron networks, nothing real. Instead of learning spoken language, it will learn stuff like DNA sequence, proteins, gene patterns. How it compares to other LLMS...the inputs I guess. Biological. I looked it up and there were similar projects: AlphaFold, ESM, Geneformer.

Unlikely-Course5554

The multi-token issue is real, but once you settle on your DNA token, the actual hard problem is community health. Spam bots, low-signal discussions, and fake voting kill momentum fast. We built Katapult specifically for this—Solana meme coin communities use it to run AI art voting (50 themes, 2650+ combos), spot bots via captcha, and track on-chain health metrics. It's free on Telegram, so mods can actually scale without doing manual labor. The DNA projects that survive the ticker confusion tend to be the ones that build real infrastructure early. Just saying it's worth thinking about.

JohnnyZhivago999

“Making ID difficult to get”…because if it were EASY, fraud would be as ubiquitous as a correlation of exactly how easy ID’s are to get…Make them difficult, and you stop fraud, identity theft, and thousands of crimes that are perpetuated by criminals who know how to circumvent the roadblocks to properly identifying people and giving them an official state ID with their photo on it. At this point, you can commit all the crimes you want, then make bail and toss the old ID, use your REAL one so if you are stopped there is no associating you with the fraud, unless face is caught on camera, then you just LOOK LIKE the guy. Person. they/them. Whatever. ID’s should require a foolproof identification system, like DNA testing, then again, as in NBA player paternity suits, those aren’t perfect either….

Churn

There’s not much to question since she did that DNA test which proved she is not native american as she claimed on university applications.

Ahmy_InfoCourrier

Honestly, Ethereum feels like it's doing open-heart surgery😫 on itself while running a marathon😹 🏃‍♂️💨 Between AI bots needing insane L2 speeds and the Quantum threat hanging over our heads, the devs are basically rewriting the network's DNA in real-time. As an engineering student, the technical debt here is wild to watch 🧬 , do you guys think the Verge and Purge upgrades are actually going to land fast enough to save the mainnet, or is the pressure too much🥱

crazy_lolipopp

That's exactly what he does. Corruption is in his DNA, he's rotten to the core

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rling_reddit

And a DNA sample /s FFS

MaximumStudent1839

> 1st offline DNA-testing kit WTF does that mean? Another mumbo jumbo to hype random shit? If your data is offline, how the fuck does a lab test your result?

Mr--Clean--Ass-Naked

BitTensor is the only "company" in the world to have the 1st offline DNA-testing kit. No Government approval needed, no companies harvesting your DNA info, just you and the A.I. analyzing your data, now, that's just 1 project out of their 128 they decentralizing, they are doubling 128 to 256 this year too, and expanding every year with innovation that you can't get otherwise

olmoscd

i’m not insisting a social or poetic identity is the same as the source code an animal is built on. calling a male a 'male' isn't bigotry, it’s a census. if you find biological nomenclature 'dehumanizing,' your quarrel isn't with me it's with DNA. you’re welcome to live in a world where feelings rewrite the fossil record, but don't expect the rest of us to treat your personal metaphors as objective data. I’m not 'misgendering' lyn (the literal male); I’m just refusing to mis-sex her. see? i’m ok with saying her or call them a unicorn. whatever the hell brings euphoria to your fantasy. defending this shit makes you and everyone else (maybe coming from a virtuous place tbh) look batshit crazy btw.

Efficient_Reading360

Horrifying New Details Emerge In Case Of Crypto Scammer Found Dismembered With Wife In Dubai. Binitha JacobDec 03, 2025. A Russian crypto entrepreneur with a controversial past has become the centre of one of the most chilling Dubai crime stories of the year. Roman Novak and his wife, Anna, were allegedly kidnapped, held for ransom, and then butchered in a resort in the middle of a desert. “To watch your partner / love being tortured… must have been horrific,” one commented online. A Russian crypto entrepreneur with a controversial past has become the center of one of the most chilling Dubai crime stories of the year. Trigger warning: this article contains details that may be distressing to some. Roman Novak, a convicted crypto fraudster, had allegedly fled with around $500 million and was living a lavish lifestyle in Dubai with his wife. The couple was last seen on October 2 after their driver dropped them off at a mountain resort near a lake in the Hatta area, close to the UAE border with Oman. Reports said the couple exited their vehicle and then entered another car, thinking they were going to meet potential investors. However, Roman and Anna were taken to a villa in the town of Hatta, where the alleged kidnappers tried to steal their cryptocurrency. The couple thought they were meeting potential investors and were lured to a resort on the outskirts of Dubai. As per newly released details, the captors allegedly tortured the couple in front of each other in gruesome ways and forced them to provide access to their crypto wallets. Cops said Roman frantically sent messages to his contacts at some point, claiming he was “stuck” and needed around $202 million. The alleged kidnappers tortured the couple side-by-side and forced them to unlock their crypto wallets, but they were found to be empty. They then ended the couple’s lives, dismembered their bodies, and stuffed parts of them into thick plastic bags, which were then doused in industrial solvents to speed up decomposition and erase DNA evidence. New details revealed that the couple was tortured side-by-side and forced to give the codes to their cryptocurrency wallets. An investigation into the couple’s disappearance began after relatives contacted authorities and said they hadn’t heard from them in a while. Officials conducted a massive search of a 500-by-500-meter square stretch of sand near the barren Hajar mountains where their phones had last pinged. Their remains were uncovered in the desert area. Officials believe the perpetrators also hid evidence of the crime in different areas. “The investigation has established that the k*llers had accomplices who helped organise the abduction,” said Svetlana Petrenko of the Russian Investigative Committee. “They rented cars and premises where the two victims were held by force,” she said. “After the m*rder, the perpetrators disposed of the knives and the victims’ personal belongings, leaving them in different emirates,” she added. Investigators dug up a stretch of land and uncovered the slain couple’s remains. Roman and Anna, who left behind two children, were believed to be living expensive lifestyles in the UAE. Online photos often showed them in expensive cars, including a Rolls-Royce and a vintage British Cobra car. They were also seen flying in private jets and enjoying vacations in foreign destinations. However, Roman also had a notorious past in the Russian crypto scene. He was convicted and sentenced to six years in prison in 2020 for a large-scale fraud case. After being granted parole, he moved to the UAE in 2023 and continued seeking investors for different ventures. He raised around $500 million from prominent Chinese, Russian, and Middle Eastern investors, presenting himself as the founder of a crypto payment platform called Fintopio. But after hoarding the investment money, the husband and father allegedly fled with the cash. Investigators believe the alleged kidnappers may have been after the stolen investment money. Three Russian citizens, former police officer Konstantin Shakht, Yury Sharypov, and Vladimir Dalekin were identified as suspects in the case. The suspects traveled from the UAE to St Petersburg following the alleged crimes and were arrested for the couple’s passing. Yury and Vladimir reportedly pleaded guilty to the crimes, while Konstantin denied any involvement. All three remain in custody.

ReliantToker

Fair enough. If you’re reading it as purely financial, then yes, $5.40 isn’t 'significant' by today’s standards. But since the keys for that balance are encoded into synthetic DNA and sitting in the Sea of Crises for the next thousand years, it's literally the most 'significant' $5.40 in human history. To each their own.

ReliantToker

In the context of DNA storage, 'significant amount' refers to the volume of data, the private keys and foundational protocol information, compressed into synthetic molecules, which is a massive feat for a centimeter-scale device. The BTC balance was just to prove the keys work.

ReliantToker

The "significance" lies in the successful storage of the protocol's foundational data in synthetic DNA, not the lunch money used for the initial transaction test.

ReliantToker

THE LUNAR DNA WALLET ​While most investors are focused on digital security, a mission that touched down just last year on March 2, 2025, took "cold storage" to an entirely different planet. ​The Blue Ghost lander successfully landed in the Moon's Mare Crisium (Sea of Crises) carrying a revolutionary "Molecular Wallet." Instead of a USB drive or a piece of paper, the private keys for a significant amount of Bitcoin were encoded into synthetic DNA molecules. These molecules were then compressed into a tiny, centimeter-scale device designed to survive the vacuum of space, extreme radiation, and temperatures that swing hundreds of degrees. ​This wasn't just a stunt, it was a test of the most durable storage medium known to science. While a hard drive in a landfill might corrode in a decade, DNA-based storage can theoretically preserve data for millennia without power. By placing these keys on the lunar surface, the project created a permanent, off-world backup of Bitcoin’s foundational data. It is currently the most physically secure "vault" in existence, to "hack" this wallet, you’d literally need a rocket and a lunar rover.

raj6126

Yes they outsource the KYC part to india. So my soc. Drivers License proof of address and banking info was in their hands. I signed up in 2013 so it was like blood of your first born. DNA samples last 3 addresses. The amount of info I had to give them to prove I was a money launderer was ridiculous then to outsource it to india was really stupid.

Own-Possibility-1836

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

lovingduckbutter

And now his DNA is in almost everyone in the world. Check out the eugenics experiments him and Gates were doing at MIT.

cpunkai

The dismissiveness in these comments is exactly the problem. "It's FUD" isn't a solution. NIST has set clear timelines: ECC 256 deprecated by 2030, disallowed by 2035. Whether quantum breaks crypto next year or in 10 years, the migration window for decentralized networks is measured in years, not months. And unlike banks, you can't just push an overnight update to millions of uncoordinated participants. Some projects are actually building with post-quantum cryptography from the start instead of hoping to retrofit later. CPUNK uses NIST-approved algorithms (Dilithium5, Kyber1024) - same standards Apple adopted for iMessage PQ3. They're also building DNA-Messenger for quantum-secure P2P communication. The smart move isn't debating whether Q-day is real - it's positioning for a future where NIST's timeline plays out exactly as planned.

AcademicMistake

I would say second hand toilet paper is worth more. DNA has value, and it can also be recycled. That NFT is 100% useless.

Its_Me_Monique16

Maybe DNA a memecoin lol

vattenj

It is called biased memory, which human only remember the painful experience and ignore the enjoyable moment quickly, since latter would not pose a future threat, a survival based nature in DNA

vattenj

For practical use, exchange tokens can be used to pay the trading fee at a discount on that specific exchange. Gas tokens can be used to pay for complex smart contract executions. Then AI tokens to buy hash rates and DNA tokens to buy DNA modifications? If you can provide an exclusive service then you can tokenize the service fee

biophysicsguy

...with no return address, fingerprints, or DNA. Don't want them to come searching for you 😂

xaviemb

Lesson everyone learns with enough time in this space... You cannot 'be the next bitcoin' ... you can only build a layer on top of it. The same reason you cannot just build a new DNA scaffolding, instead you build (any organisms) on top of it. Anything that 'could' replace it would be something that will be replaced... so it's sort of self-defeating to even try. I have yet to meet anyone who can convince me otherwise, and I've been at this a long time.

riscten

Just keep in mind that after about 6-8 generations, you share so little genetic material with your descendants that they're basically undistinguishable from perfect strangers. A "great great-grandkid" still has 1/16th of your DNA, but give it a few more rounds and you might as well give it to a random person. I can be that random person.

VirtueSignalLost

Why not? Just recreate the situation when you met your wife. Your kids will share the same exact DNA and the same upbringing.

hcballs

This setup has always bugged me. It's pointless problem solving. Why can't all that computing power be applied to solving real puzzles like protein folding, brain neuron mapping, DNA sequencing, etc for a bitcoin reward.

Inevitable_Bit_9871

Sperm is just a fertilizer with half of DNA...same sperm must hit the same EGG. Can't have same child with same sperm but a different egg

TarsCase

So you tell me I get a new chance at DNA lottery to have different children? Hook me up! /just kidding

CryptoBullishX

Finding the receipt for the first block ever made is the ultimate flex for a Bitcoin historian. Good work on the "Satoshi DNA" map 😂😂

AirReddit77

Has it got to be metal? The ancient Atlanteans swore by bronze and stone twin monuments, one to survive flood, the other to survive fire. Some say preserving information in the DNA of organisms is a great way to go. Maybe inscribe your seed code in diamond?

wierdjokes

But they will demand your entire sequenced DNA to let go of your $200.

johnny_briggs

The same country where parental DNA tests are illegal because of the cans of worms it's open. They pry when it suits them.

Signal_Intention5759

Satoshi was generated by fusing George Soros' and Hunter Biden's DNA

SpendHefty6066

Bitcoin restores hope. Slows time preference. Reduces future panic. Allows the slow accumulation of incorruptible capital. Fosters a multi generational legacy planning mindset. Inspires and creates the possibility for a future of abundance. Bitcoin does not alter the DNA of the seed. It just creates the optimal conditions for it to flourish.

Express_Smile6163

I'm actually a natural black athlete with Nigerian DNA.

DoingItForEli

There's a concept in nature having to do with the structuring of natural selection. Simply being the best isn't a guarantee of being able to pass genes on. All kinds of things could happen to an individual with a beneficial mutation in their DNA preventing them from breeding and sending those genes forward. This same chaos exists in crypto. Having a really good product doesn't mean it'll succeed and persist. The market is flooded with great projects with each having great ideas. I've heard Bitcoin maxies base their views of "Bitcoin only for me" on this concept entirely, basing their views on the fact that Bitcoin did things right and did it first. A project that comes along that's better isn't necessarily enough to thwart Bitcoin's dominance. So yes, it very much can feel like a casino, and a casino with unfair rules at that, but that's exactly what life has been for billions of years. I'm sure there were some REALLY great bacteria that got wiped out because an asteroid hit, or the climate changed. There's no predicting what natural selection will bring about, and honestly that's how crypto projects feel to me.

smurf123_123

It could very well drop even more. I remember when it went from $5 to $30 then back down to $5 again. That was 2011 I think? I guess my point is that it's still a very new financial instrument and volatility is very much part of it's DNA. Its adoption continues to grow though and over time more and more people will start to want a chunk of it as part of a balanced portfolio. Hold for another few years and you'll get your flat. It's hard to time these things and you just have to roll with the punches.

PromiseComfortable85

Human psyche, our DNA.... Humans are repetitive creatures especially when they've come to expect something because they've seen it many time. Like a self fulfilling prophecy

DangerPager69

A convicted Russian cryptocurrency fraudster and his wife watched each other being tortured to death in a desert in the United Arab Emirates after their kidnappers failed to extract £380 million from their accounts, it has been reported. Roman Novak and his wife, Anna, were last seen on October 2 after being lured to the resort of Hatta, 80 miles outside of Dubai, by criminals posing as potential investors. Police dug up a 500-by-500-metre stretch of desert in the Hajar mountains, near the border with Oman – where their mobile phones were last detected – to recover their remains more than a month later. Since then, further details about the fate of the couple have been reported by Russian media. Before their murders, Roman and Anna were tortured to force them to give up the access codes to their cryptocurrency wallets – but they were empty. Metro has decided not share the details surrounding the torture methods because of how gruesome they are. Their bodies were then packed in thick polyethylene bags and doused with chemicals – strong solvents to speed up the decomposition process and destroy DNA evidence. An investigation was launched after the pair’s family alerted police in Dubai that they had gone missing and were assumed to have been kidnapped. Roman was sentenced to six years in prison in Russia for large-scale fraud in 2020. After being granted parole, he left for the UAE, where he launched a crypto app called Fintopio, for which he reportedly raised investment worth £380 million, before allegedly defrauding investors. Svetlana Petrenko, of the Russian Investigative Committee, said: ‘The investigation has established that the killers had accomplices who helped organise the abduction. ‘They rented cars and premises where the two victims were held by force. ‘After the murder, the perpetrators disposed of the knives and the victims’ personal belongings, leaving them in different emirates.’ Three men have since been arrested in St Petersburg and charged after they made the journey back from the UAE. They were named as Russian citizens Konstantin Shakht, a former police officer, along with Yury Sharypov and Vladimir Dalekin. Sharypov and Dalekin have both pleaded guilty, while Shakht denies the charges. All defendants have been remanded in custody until December 28.

RobinDutchOfficial

Don't meet yourself up at least you didn't loose your keys or buy pizzas with it then throw swat your remain 'Change" or so the true story goes. Imagine the goes who threw away his desktop into the Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Land Fill with A SIGNIFICANTLY LARGE NUMBER OF coins on it. For those who are unfamiliar with this true story the man who lost them had/has petitioned and lobbied to be allowed to have specialist/contractors access the site and find it. He even already knows very closely to where it is as he noticed it gone early on and was able to pin point the dpm area where the city landfill Pickup garbage truck had been dumping that day. Apparently from what I remember of yhibstiry I read from their major local news radio station. The area was so small that it almost didn't make sense to not do that. As I'm sure he also offered them a share of it. (To the city) But then about 6 months maybe a year later I read anothrt news article about murdered and missing women. Apparently based on only statistical averages and three fact that there had already been an arrest that linked a man to a womans remains( let's just say.) bin that very landfill and it 2oulf have been close enough I time that the poor guys desktop /hardrive with his krod to his coins on it. Would be in close proximity. (I'm speculating but tha and the fsvt that the man who ews arrest turned out to be a serial killer and there had been disappeares of a number of other women around that same time. So again I'm speculating but it's likely that the city and the police didn't want this guy digging anything up in that area of the land fill for any price. The heartbroken families of these missing women from around that same time also petitioned and lobbied for the city and more so that the local Police department conduct a thorough forensic intensive layer by layer search. Nope denied. City had been firmly against it. The the police said they could not do anything because the city said NO. IT WAS INCREDIBLE INSRMSITIVR AND FULLY DISMISSIVE CONSIDERING THAT DNA CONFORMED (PARTIAL) remains of the one missing woman we're confirmed. That then merited enough evidence to link the murder and subsequent Indignity to the man they did arrest who once discovered proved via addional evidence (Lilly in his home or property) that provbed there were Likely more victims. Sorry I forgot to say the article said that statistic by per capita averaged there I'd or was likely 3 or more serial killer who were active In the area in that city at that time. Winnipeg Is large when compared to even the two major cities combined, in the province next to It. Regina and Saskatoon..Saskatchewan. So this all very possibly led the city to. Say no. The police on the other hand scyrd like ignorant racist coward in my opinion based what I read about this while I fooled and kept up on the new stories and missing persons and protests to try and get the city/police to give a fuck about missing a d murdered aboriginal women. It was a sad sad day for equality and justice in Winnipeg due to all this.they say that statistics on average everyone on earth will cross paths with a verifiable. Serial. Killer about twice in their lifetimes. Wether it's getting to. A crowded elevator and one of the passengers is a. Serial killer or chatting with one on public transit or jogging by one in a park. Scary stuff and thats only based on statistical averages. I

SimbaGRRR1

Maybe not kill, but the government can devalue BTC to cents, only if they practice fiscal discipline (get rid of debt and peg fiat back to gold) , but that is not possible in any way because greed is in the DNA

Lucky-Mortgage-9329

Definitely not bullshit. I think everyone is right. Btc gonna go down a lot and then it’s gonna go up even more. Everyone needs to chill on both sides, everything is gonna happen, the good and bad. Uptober is a lot different than the 4 year cycle though. October is a random month, the 4 year cycle (halving cycle) is what defines btc, it’s in its DNA. Also if you want to go a step further. Bitcoin was created by very smart people to make money. It’s pre-programmed to go up and down and allow the creators and their network to continue to get wealthier. Btc wasn’t created for you or me, it’s a business that was created for the founder to make money. So yes it’s going to keep behaving as it was created to.

biba8163

If you've been around since BTC was $1,100 and you still lost money falling for shitcoins, you probably just need to stay out of crypto entirely. I've seen it over and over again. You probably have gambling impulse in your DNA. Like take a look at this guy. I used to paste his reformation from Shitcoiner to Bitcoiner as an example that people could learn from their mistakes. He did for a while then he went back to losing money on shitcoins. I am not saying Bitcoin is guaranteed to make you money but shitcoins are almost guaranteed to lose money. And if you are still losing money on them after 8 years, just stay away from crypto. Shitcoiner In 2019: > And the cycle repeats. The maximalists are bragging about how bitcoin is going up in dominance (just like what happened in 2017 before the alt run), people are losing hope on alts and are becoming maximalists. > inb4 when alts pop, these maximalists shut up, and those who capitulated regret losing money https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/cmyhyq/daily_discussion_august_7_2019_gmt0/ew7bduz/ ~~Shitcoiner~~ Bitcoiner In 2023: > To the new comers, to those who are holding ETH and alts, you are about to experience first handedly why they say "btc is king" https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/10jrpkm/daily_general_discussion_january_24_2023_gmt0/j5obw2n/ ~~Bitcoiner~~ Shitcoiner Again in December 2024: > That's because you're very inexperienced with the market. > If you're holding bitcoin at this stage of the cycle, you're just losing out on multipliers. Most big altcoins, new with backing in funds and vcs will vastly outperform bitcoin from now on. https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1ha31km/sold_25_of_my_btc_to_trade_alts_here_is_how_it/m160qjl/ (December 2024)

Hqjjciy6sJr

AML for me: video selfies and DNA sample for trading 100 bucks AML for them: billions laundered, CZ pardoned.

Frosty_808

Hey dude, inherently I feel like men take more risk in order to provide, it’s in our DNA where women usually feel like they want more stability HOWEVER there are several women who have realized the true power behind bitcoin/crypto and refused to fade it, good for you genuinely See you at the top 🫡

InsightKnite

30 years ago people laughed in the face of: \- Robots with machine guns \- Micro chips in the brain \- DNA based ID system \- social credit score \- one world government \- child trafficking rituals \- police states Just do what you can to stay ahead of the curve. It is pretty clear 99% of the people will choose to stay deaf and blind. Don't be a casualty. Just stay frosty and understand most humans are devolving .. not evolving. You don't have to follow them off the cliff just because they choose to ignore the wave engulfing them every single day.

jwz9904

buy high sell low is our DNA

cyclecircle

It could have been the perfect crime! However, because it’s Ledger, everyone on the internet knows your address, phone number, name of your first pet and DNA sequence.

flintzke

The power of it comes 2-fold. 1) The difficulty in the randomness. The "work" has to be something that cannot be known how to do otherwise some can "cheat" and that makes the network useless which in turn makes the blockchain and coin in question useless. 2) It has to be easily verifiable. If the "work" was to like sequence DNA or something taht would be "hard" and could maybe support the integrity of the network, however, once the "solution" is found, all other nodes need to be able to confirm that it is indeed the solution. There-in lies the problem as the other nodes would have to also sequence the DNA to confirm it. Now is there maybe still some task that could abide by both of those? Potentially yes. Idk maybe like building a neural network for AI could be a thing. It takes lots of work to "teach" a nueral network, but once its found, confirming that all the weights and accuator functions are correct is actually not too hard. You plug in some inputs, check the output and its error function. If the loss is low enough across some arbitrary number of datasets, you could confirm that the network was indeed taught. Hmm

hntoo

Note that the S curve of adoption may yield a hyperbolic tangent in price, kind of neat to see those two plotted together, a diagonal twist, like DNA :) math is awesome.

coinrock6

Interesting aside. Much like DNA testing to find your ancestors, is there a way to trace back your current BTC to its origin to see if you currently own any used in these transactions? 🤔

Fun_Ad_1580

⚡️ TL;DR: $VAIX + TBIG = Palantir DNA + Oracle/NVIDIA/Morningstar + AI + Tokenized Assets + Microcap. If you’re hunting moonshots, this one deserves your radar.

Fit-Particular9652

We meme about $coded … but what does it really mean? DNA is a code. Nature runs on math. π and the golden ratio show up everywhere from sunflowers to galaxies. @a1lon9 Alon created http://Pump.fun coded with a vision. Was the purpose a marketplace for ruggers and scammers? 🎥 https://youtu.be/G6bHIO_PsEM Is this coin $coded for degens that are driven by vision, purpose, and belief? Is that the code? H1XL8qRsthUTZg2XpM8YmkfYuryL9cA7wywyYGsdpump

tomsmac

I despise the man. That being said while he’s publicly stated that he believed that bitcoin was a scam he’s now pro crypto because he sees the grifting potential. Now that he’s filed for a crypto ETF, along with 5 other ETF’s he’s going to be very crypto friendly and he’s not going to take a loss so, as long as he’s President, we can expect him to pump to the skys. But remember, he's a conman. So I expect that if he leaves office (he won’t) he’ll empty out every penny from that crypto ETF and put it in bankruptcy. He can’t help it, it’s in his DNA.

Life-TinTin

Men are inherently prone to degeneracy. It’s in our DNA and it’s going up forever Laura.

Aggressive-Bull-BTC

It is in the male DNA.

bronxbomma718

Did the same thing in 2021. These walls have stories of my BTC purchasing adventures etched into their DNA. Don’t regret it one bit.

Jumpy_Feeling5679

Tao , near, ondo, muhdo hub DNA, oraichain, akash technology,

IncomeNo2819

*before DNA Fixed that for you

realtag2025

plot twist: plot twist: seed phase steganography activated some ancient DNA portions in his body and now his brain is mining cosmic Bitcoin.

Chronmagnum55

>Being a garbage pile of a person and claiming it's just shitposting is still in my DNA though FTF

vattenj

That is what I mean, human on this planet are still not far away from slave or feudal society, still in the very early stage of civilization. You don't expect the possessiveness that is written deeply into human's DNA would change any time soon, you can only hope that a better system enforce it by AI or computer. That is why those blockchain-building ideologists are working on a better architecture

Onalerono

The tulip mania story is mostly fiction: https://www.history.com/news/tulip-mania-financial-crash-holland >But according to historian Anne Goldgar, Mackay’s tales of huge fortunes lost and distraught people drowning themselves in canals are more fiction than fact. Goldgar, a professor of early modern history at King’s College London and author of Tulipmania: Money, Honor and Knowledge in the Dutch Golden Age, understands why Mackay’s myth-making has endured. >“It’s a great story and the reason why it’s a great story is that it makes people look stupid,” says Goldgar, who laments that even a serious economist like John Kenneth Galbraith parroted Mackay’s account in A Short History of Financial Euphoria. “But the idea that tulip mania caused a big depression is completely untrue. As far as I can see, it caused no real effect on the economy whatsoever.” >To get the real scoop on tulip mania, Goldgar went to the source. She spent years scouring the archives of Dutch cities like Amsterdam, Alkmaar, Enkhuizen and especially Haarlem, the center of the tulip trade. She painstakingly collected 17th-century manuscript data from public notaries, small claims courts, wills and more. And what Goldgar found wasn’t an irrational and widespread tulip craze, but a relatively small and short-lived market for an exotic luxury. >She only found 37 people who paid more than 300 guilders for a tulip bulb, the equivalent of what a skilled craftsman earned in a year. >What really surprised Goldgar, given Mackay’s tales of financial ruin, was that she wasn’t able to find a single case of an individual who went bankrupt after the tulip market crashed. Even the Dutch painter Jan van Goyen, who allegedly lost everything in the tulip crash, appears to have been done in by land speculation. The real economic fallout, in Goldgar’s assessment, was far more contained and manageable --- And tulip mania was also not about ordinary tulip bulbs. Ordinary tulip bulbs weren't worth a lot of money. The tulip bulbs that were worth a lot of money during "tulip mania" were mutants that were infected with an aphid-borne mosaic virus which resulted in them having bright and unique patterns. The mutated DNA could not be passed down by normal seeds, only bulb offsets which occur maybe once a year. So these mutant tulip bulbs controlled the only supply for a specific rare and desirable flower. Estimates on the value of one of those mutant tulip bulbs if a single one existed today are between 1 to 2 million dollars.

Vinnypaperhands

" BTC isn't valuable because I said so but gold is valuable because it's gold and shiny!" Not a great starting point lol. Gold is not inherently desirable by nature, we humans have been using gold as a store of value for hundreds of years. There are reasons why we used gold other than it was a shiny rock. People in fact do need to be convinced that gold holds value. We don't come out the womb automatically seeking gold like its built into our DNA. You compare bitcoins utility to these shitty altcoins that really serve no purpose. There are hundreds and altcoins exactly alike. There is only one Bitcoin trying to be the base layer of money. Altcoins aren't trying to be the base layer of money because that would be stupid for them to compete with something they can't beat. So instead your altcoin does X, Y, AND Z!!! I agree that there are some altcoins that can be useful. I don't hate eth, I just focus on BTC because that's where I think the real innovation is. I don't think I'm being biased at all. I truly do not think a POS coin should be considered money. I don't think it has a good enough monetary policy to perform that roll. I like eth but I wouldn't call it a base layer of money. That's just my opinion tho so take that as you will haha.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; August 2025 sees the release of several major video game titles, including Mafia: The Old Country, Madden NFL 2026, Sword of the Sea, Dying Light: The Beast Within, Gears of War: Reloaded, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, and Shinobi: Art of Vengeance. Highlights include Mafia's return to linear storytelling, Madden's new features like Coach DNA, and Metal Gear Solid's modernized remake. The month is marked by a mix of remakes, franchise revivals, and innovative gameplay experiences across various platforms. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Jumpy_Feeling5679

TAO , orai , MUHDO HUB DNA , knch

BlyG

Blue jeans fade, DNA mutates, but Bitcoin keeps freedom in style forever.

muzzledmasses

The idea isn't that you break into their house then watch a youtube video on how crypto currency works. You'll most likely have a QR code ready. You could move millions in under a minute if their phone is on them (which it most likely is) using just their thumb, passcode or face id. VS trying to do it the old way where they have to go into a bank and come out with a suitcase full of cash without crying or looking scared and hope they don't write the teller an SOS note. This involves other parties in public. And good luck getting millions like that. Each million is about the size of a microwave and weighs 22lbs. You also can't just transfer it to your account. Say they keep it in a cold wallet and not a computer. After you steal that you could tie them up, disconnect their phones/power and work on it off site. Even in the car as you drive away. You don't have to stay there. Load it up and transfer it. Then mix/bridge the coins on decentralized exchanges before the wallet was even flagged. Not even sure flagging it would even matter to some services. It's really not comparable. Stealing someone's crypto is obviously easier than legacy robberies in every way when you're talking about millions. As for DNA or fingerprints. Just Gattaca your body, wear cloths that absorb sweat, shave and cover your face and head. Wear gloves. Etc. It's not really brain surgery. It's a 60 second smash and grab.

MaximumStudent1839

If there is something legit coming out, I am pretty confident it wouldn’t be founded and backed by a crypto native firm. Running scam is too much in their DNA.

Electrical_Tax_4880

I don’t believe it’s a scam. Maurice Hurlihy would not be involved. He is a legend in math and computer science. He has won all the big awards, teaches at top institutions while also working in private sector. He is already very wealthy. A man like that, in a world of academia and the mind, whose work is a large part of the DNA of blockchain tech is not going to risk tarnishing his image in a bogus project. And because of this, you know he has examined every aspect in depth. Also, after FTX, a club like inter Milan is going to do their due diligence before partnering with a new blockchain partner. So, if this was a scam, it would be the single greatest scam in history/ presale has raised over 360 million I believe, they are shipping their miners and partnering with large teams, yeah, it would be the most legendary scam ever. I don’t think it is, I bought presale tokens.

Electrical_Tax_4880

Maurice Herlihy is one of the most respected mathematicians and computer scientists in the world, and has won all the big math prices, his work is the basis for a lot of the blockchain DNA. He is part of blockdag. No way a guy like that attaches his name and works for a project like this unless it’s a solid foundation. He teaches at the top institutions, makes fat cash in the private sector, and made a large amount winning the most prestigious award in math. Why would he risk his reputation, which means EVERYTHING in his field in a bogus or scam Project? The main risk is market behavior.

VariatCA

Even if the altseason arrives, many of them have *no clue* when to take profit. "HODL" is ingrained in their DNA, and selling before it goes to the moon would somehow be worse than riding it down -99% again in the next bear market.

Thin-Instruction-908

Ignoring Pepeoin PEP might haunt us all in a few years. Just sayin🐸 [https://www.reddit.com/r/pepecoin](https://www.reddit.com/r/pepecoin) Definitely the closest project to Satoshi’s original vision, with a timeless meme, BTC DNA, and just getting started! I’m not going to miss it when the universe is giving me signs. PEP frens pond HELLO! <3 https://i.redd.it/i7tnsw5chwef1.gif

Thin-Instruction-908

https://i.redd.it/kkzilgj6dwef1.gif Ignoring Pepeoin PEP might haunt us all in a few years. Just sayin 🐸 [https://www.reddit.com/r/pepecoin](https://www.reddit.com/r/pepecoin) Definitely the closest project to Satoshi’s original vision, with a timeless meme, BTC DNA, and just getting started!

Jumpy_Feeling5679

Tao snek orai muhdo hub DNA

SupremeDisplayRacing

DNA Racing still going strong. The rest are dead or dying.

Jumpy_Feeling5679

Orai muhdo hub DNA snek Tao All of these guaranteed return's

diwalost

Alien DNA..? An X file?

Hot-Valuable-4437

Oh dude, dont miss the boat. Damm im old enough to remember when it all started. I dismissed it as "Oh, whatever." Too busy, living a life. Now being old, I have responsibility to my DNA. 😆 if I can help it last the test of of time, and smooth the ride. I will. I stack assests for the kids, I was given nothing, but im no boomer mentality. It's not mine, it's ours

Actual_Lab8621

There is enough DNA in mine right now to film 2 seasons of CSI.

mystad

Not the same thing, it's part of the playbook. Also saying that about gays was another way to kick down at defenseless minorities is part of the playbook. What do you consider open borders? Is granting asylum open borders? Is having any non whites in the country open borders? Is going through the legal system to check your story, identity, place work or visitation requirements, take fingerprints and DNA, require a known address and court appearances considered open borders? What job of yours has been taken by an immigrant? Did the immigrants push you over when you were both running to line up for that job. I need a landscaper do you want to do that? What did your politicians set the minimum wage at? If those immigrants were given work visas instead of being forced to live underground, we would have to pay them the same as you. Are you too weak to outwork a mexican? Then they would also be paying taxes. Would you consider that an "open" border?

brucekeller

I'm sure we'll get DNA based CBDCs one day.

Traditional-Fan-9315

You should look at prehistory. LOTS of wars. It's in the human DNA to be violent. It's been happening since time immemorial.

Lucky-Fix-9268

Why would BTC stop wars? Doesn’t matter if it’s fiat, BTC or bottle caps. Mankind will fight each other until the end of time, it’s in our DNA unfortunately

RockHardnParty

Easy, ever talk to a woman about interest rates, investments, or sound money? You can literally watch the love face from their eyes. Women are interested in people. Men are interested in things. Add to that the fact that in order for men to procreate, they need to attract a mate and provide for them. (We are protector providers after all, it's in our DNA) And you get a lot more men interested in magic Internet money than women

Pierrlebe

Risk taking, biology, we have to make it, we have to hussle, we have to procreate, it's in our DNA. It's just a modern way to hunt, hunt for the unknown, hunt for that new thing that we understood, we fear, we love it, it's strategy combined with our inner child. Never underestimate women, they have intuition that we could never even imagine, they are the ones who will give birth. This has been going on for .... pretty much all of history, it's just different, hierarchy is natural so obviously there is control, call it money, call it silver, call it whatever spice was once extremely valuable, we discover it, it's just our hunters mindset. I will end in french because that's the language I'm most comfortable with. Il suffit de regarder dans le passé, de s'imaginer, les hommes ont toujours combattu pendant les guerres, demain des robots certes mais ça reste dans notre ADN et on sent bel et bien que rien ne va plus dans ce monde complètement ..... fou, follow the money...... Whenever there's a big question, a scandal, follow the money, follow the honey.......

Pierrlebe

Risk taking, biology, we have to make it, we have to hussle, we have to procreate, it's in our DNA. It's just a modern way to hunt, hunt for the unknown, hunt for that new thing that we understood, we fear, we love it, it's strategy combined with our inner child. Never underestimate women, they have intuition that we could never even imagine, they are the ones who will give birth. This has been going on for .... pretty much all of history, it's just different, hierarchy is natural so obviously there is control, call it money, call it silver, call it whatever spice was once extremely valuable, we discover it, it's just our hunters mindset. I will end in french because that's the language I'm most comfortable with. Il suffit de regarder dans le passé, de s'imaginer, les hommes ont toujours combattu pendant les guerres, demain des robots certes mais ça reste dans notre ADN et on sent bel et bien que rien ne va plus dans ce monde complètement ..... fou, follow the money...... Whenever there's a big question, a scandal, follow the money, follow the honey.......

Mark_Sins

I came across a post calling Holiverse a scam, and I’ve gotta say, I respectfully disagree. With over seven years in digital platforms, I approach everything I test with a critical eye. While it’s smart to stay cautious in the crypto space—and I appreciate the heads-up to keep folks safe—my experience with Holiverse paints a different picture. For one, the project isn’t hiding in the shadows. The team’s out in the open, regularly engaging with users, sharing updates, and hosting AMA sessions. Secondly, their DNA avatar and wellness features aren’t just hype—they’re the real deal and evolving steadily. I’ve personally used VitaliTech, and I can vouch that its interface, integrations, and overall logic are a cut above the market average. Sure, like any ambitious project, it’s got some kinks to iron out, but labeling it a scam feels like either a misunderstanding or a snap judgment without giving it a fair shot. I’d encourage anyone to try the platform themselves before drawing conclusions—it’s worth a closer look.

SuperSan93

If you have a modern phone you’ve already given your biometric data to it. Apple for example says that eye tracking and faceID data is stored locally on your phone and never accessed by Apple themselves. World has the same policy. Everybody not living under a rock in the western world has already given it away. You lose it when applying for a passport, using facial recognition systems, virtual assistants, social media, surveillance systems, DNA kits, Health screenings, if you’ve ever been arrested. I wouldn’t worry about losing something you’ve already lost.