Brazil's Stock Market Is Crazy, Qiao Wang on the Zcash Hedge, and Why IPOs Are a Scam
Threadguy LiveShow Notes
Anthropic filed its S-1 and Threadguy reads it live: 1,300% revenue growth, 900% net revenue retention, and a risk section admitting it may lose control of its own AI. Before that, Samsung TVs are caught listening to everything in your house, and Brazil's market dumps 28% on a surprise election result. Then Qiao Wang of Alliance DAO joins as the face of the bulls to explain why the dumbest people you know are long AI, why Zcash is the best hedge for Bitcoin, and why he will never buy an IPO.
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