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AI Goes Shopping (opens the original)
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Rye and the fight between marketplaces, merchants and AI assistantsI have a strange amount of faith in strangers when I shop online.If I am buying something, I usually check three or four marketplaces first. Then I read every review, especially the ones with photos, because those tend to make or break the decision for me. If I still like it, I might look for a YouTube review, check Reddit, compare the price elsewhere, and eventually go wherever I have a coupon. Or Amazon, because I already have
Meme Coins Are Now Selling Stocks (opens the original)
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Hello,The value of tokenised stocks has grown five times in the past year to roughly $3 billion. As more players offer a once-rare product, it stops being rare, and the prize up for grabs gets split into smaller pieces.So the money in tokenised stocks no longer goes to whoever puts the most shares on-chain. It gets captured by whoever controls different layers of the stack: when new tokenised shares can be issued, which network they trade on, and which app people use to buy them.On the Robinhood
The $12 Million Robot (opens the original)
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Hello,In 2017, a company called Kiwi started rolling out delivery robots on the UC Berkeley campus. You could order a burrito through the app, and a small bot would navigate the sidewalk to drop it at your door, all on its own. Students loved it, and Kiwi called it “parallel autonomy” because the whole setup genuinely felt like a glimpse of the future.But turns out, every single one of those robots was actually being driven by a college student in Bogota, Colombia, using an Xbox controller for t
On What Excites Us the Most (opens the original)
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Hello,Over two years ago, in the first week of September 2024, I published my first piece for the Token Dispatch. Bitcoin was trading just under $60,000, and the only question our readers wanted answered was whether it would cross the $100,000-mark and how much further above the mark it could go. I spent my first few months answering such questions: technical analysis, charts, and expected price action for the upcoming weeks. In the following 12 months, BTC would go on to cross the 6-figure mark
The Saturday Reading List: Week 38-39 📚 (opens the original)
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Hello,Welcome to Edition 18 of The Reading List — your fortnightly antidote to the noise. Every two weeks, I share my favourite reads across crypto, finance, technology, culture, and beyond. I also share what I’m watching and reading.<source type="image/web
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