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The endgame for institutional privacy is that users barely notice it’s there. Mo: “The best technologies, you don’t see them, but you get the affordances of it.” “Imagine I could trade US stocks without being in the US without giving away my identity... that’d be amazing.” “In seven years... show more

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MNEE USD1 month ago

@motypes A merchant shouldn’t have to think about which chain a payment crossed or how settlement cleared. Money arrives, the order ships, the day continues. The stablecoin part should be the least interesting thing about it.

小明 gate芝麻返佣85%1 month ago

@motypes institutional privacy”这个说法挺妙的，但真到“用户察觉不到”那天，估计就是数据被挖得连渣都不剩的时候了，想想有点后背发凉

Kiva 🏴‍☠️1 month ago

@motypes trade stocks anonymously sounds sketchy as hell

Captain George (💙, 🧡) .edge🦭1 month ago

@motypes The best privacy is the kind users barely notice. Concordium’s whole design is identity plus privacy without making everything public-by-default.

🧠 Fred | PocketIQ | Free AI Trading1 month ago

@motypes ⤴️ Be the few.

EMCD Coinhold Wallet1 month ago

@motypes Institutional privacy needs selective proof so eligibility is verified without exposing identity and full positions to every counterparty

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【📢Space: อันโดรเมด้า ชุน dunknatachai 】 #จุงดัง #JoongDunk #จุงอาเชน #dunknatachai 🐶we still get to see each other through social media all the time but i just want everyone not to worry. i want everyone to believe — believe in yourselves and also believe in us *JoongDunk — that one day there will definitely be a day that belongs to us : JoongDunk has a chance to have a fanco concert 🐶 actually i believe there will be, but maybe not right now. i think it will happen and if they can arrange the schedule, if they can manage things then… i’ll say this: schedule life schedule is the most important thing for us right now 🐶if there is a schedule where we can rehearse for a concert—really—i don’t want anyone to rush. i want everyone… i mean i understand, you want it to happen. but in the end, as for me as Joong—when i do a show, i’m very serious. i don’t want… i don’t like doing shows that are like… honestly, i don’t really—it’s not that i can’t do it, but i don’t like just singing a song and then moving on. you get it? you get it? i feel that if we do a show, it must have this and that, movements, moments, stories that connect together. if it’s going to be a real fancon, then rehearsals are very important 🐶so i just want us to have the time to rehearse until we are truly ready. that way, i would want to perform more. because. do you believe it? even though you guys are excited—my fans, you’re excited, right? about when there will be a fancon, wanting to see the shows and all that. do you believe it? me, as an actor, my only duty is to keep developing myself today, to be ready for the day it comes 🐶because suddenly, let’s say suddenly, two months from now, there could be a fancon. and i wouldn’t even know. “oh, it’s here already? how many days do i have to rehearse? 14 days? 7 days? 5 days? can i handle it? i must handle it. in the end, i must handle it.” but in the end, i want it to turn out the best, and the best for me, the best for us 🐶but i’ve already thought out the show! wait and see i’ve been waiting for years. i’ve thought about it all—the songs, the show, everything. but for now, it’s just a structure in my head, imagining how it could be. i’ve pictured it. i could already make 3–4 fancons from what’s in my head …. there are many themes—like which theme, this one, that one. right now i have about 3 themes. and if it still doesn’t happen yet, i’ll think up 3–4–5 more themes. it has to happen already! i keep thinking. and when the time really comes, when the higher-ups ask what i want, i’ll already have the vision. i’ll be able to show them: “this is what i thought. what do you think?” .. it’s very simple. it’s just that—i believe it’s not about being the fastest, it’s about the most suitable time. let’s wait for that moment

【📢Space: อันโดรเมด้า ชุน dunknatachai 】 #จุงดัง #JoongDunk #จุงอาเชน #dunknatachai 🐶we still get to see each other through social media all the time but i just want everyone not to worry. i want everyone to believe — believe in yourselves and also believe in us *JoongDunk — that one day there will definitely be a day that belongs to us : JoongDunk has a chance to have a fanco concert 🐶 actually i believe there will be, but maybe not right now. i think it will happen and if they can arrange the schedule, if they can manage things then… i’ll say this: schedule life schedule is the most important thing for us right now 🐶if there is a schedule where we can rehearse for a concert—really—i don’t want anyone to rush. i want everyone… i mean i understand, you want it to happen. but in the end, as for me as Joong—when i do a show, i’m very serious. i don’t want… i don’t like doing shows that are like… honestly, i don’t really—it’s not that i can’t do it, but i don’t like just singing a song and then moving on. you get it? you get it? i feel that if we do a show, it must have this and that, movements, moments, stories that connect together. if it’s going to be a real fancon, then rehearsals are very important 🐶so i just want us to have the time to rehearse until we are truly ready. that way, i would want to perform more. because. do you believe it? even though you guys are excited—my fans, you’re excited, right? about when there will be a fancon, wanting to see the shows and all that. do you believe it? me, as an actor, my only duty is to keep developing myself today, to be ready for the day it comes 🐶because suddenly, let’s say suddenly, two months from now, there could be a fancon. and i wouldn’t even know. “oh, it’s here already? how many days do i have to rehearse? 14 days? 7 days? 5 days? can i handle it? i must handle it. in the end, i must handle it.” but in the end, i want it to turn out the best, and the best for me, the best for us 🐶but i’ve already thought out the show! wait and see i’ve been waiting for years. i’ve thought about it all—the songs, the show, everything. but for now, it’s just a structure in my head, imagining how it could be. i’ve pictured it. i could already make 3–4 fancons from what’s in my head …. there are many themes—like which theme, this one, that one. right now i have about 3 themes. and if it still doesn’t happen yet, i’ll think up 3–4–5 more themes. it has to happen already! i keep thinking. and when the time really comes, when the higher-ups ask what i want, i’ll already have the vision. i’ll be able to show them: “this is what i thought. what do you think?” .. it’s very simple. it’s just that—i believe it’s not about being the fastest, it’s about the most suitable time. let’s wait for that moment

🇻🇳Jaidee’s aunt Bamnie🐣

11,734 views • 1 year ago

"Almighty, God. Creator and Maker of the heavens and earth. Thank you for all the wonderful blessings in which you bestowed upon us in this life and the hereafter. I ask you forgive us for all our sin and we forgive those who sin against us. We see refuge with you, for there's no refuge from you but to you. Thank you for clothing us without the use of ourselves and feeding us without the use of ourselves. Anything that get said today that brings upliftment, the people come from you and you alone. And let anything that is considered to be, I guess, offensive, that it be from me and the Shaitan. Amen." - Kevin Gates

"Almighty, God. Creator and Maker of the heavens and earth. Thank you for all the wonderful blessings in which you bestowed upon us in this life and the hereafter. I ask you forgive us for all our sin and we forgive those who sin against us. We see refuge with you, for there's no refuge from you but to you. Thank you for clothing us without the use of ourselves and feeding us without the use of ourselves. Anything that get said today that brings upliftment, the people come from you and you alone. And let anything that is considered to be, I guess, offensive, that it be from me and the Shaitan. Amen." - Kevin Gates

Club Shay Shay

66,251 views • 8 months ago