Show Notes
Justin Drake's bunker mode post lands the morning after OpenAI drops 400 open math problems, and Threadguy opens by working through what the AI cryptography scare actually means for crypto, why both the longs and the shorts are coping, and whether 82K means it's priced in or you're early. Then Doug Colkitt joins for the full interview: what OpenAI really released, where Justin Drake is right and where he's reaching, what breaks beyond crypto if signatures ever fall, the Y2K comparison, and th...
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