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Jon
@jkg.eth #643
Doing my part to bring Coinbase onchain | builder | scorekeeper @ onchainscore.xyz | onchain identity
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Hardly anyone knows this:
Coinbase card is better than a debit card in the US.
Move your cash (USDC) to Coinbase to earn 5%+. Connect your Coinbase card to Apple Pay and pay with the same yield-bearing USDC in one tap. Earn bitcoin for every spend.
Stack cents. Pay. Stack sats.
Coinbase card is better than a debit card in the US.
Move your cash (USDC) to Coinbase to earn 5%+. Connect your Coinbase card to Apple Pay and pay with the same yield-bearing USDC in one tap. Earn bitcoin for every spend.
Stack cents. Pay. Stack sats.
Epic double rainbow in Marin county this morning 🌈🌈
gm coffee lovers
Friendly reminder for those who care about crypto: Coinbase app has a feature where you can see a politicians’ stance on crypto.
Onchain score > credit score
Many such cases of these foundational shifts in mindset after having kids.
It does change things. A lot. You never could have imagined how deep you can love someone until you have kids.
It does change things. A lot. You never could have imagined how deep you can love someone until you have kids.
One thing I love about trail running — you never know who’s watching you 👀
“The most valuable person in 2025:
The one who can wear every hat and ship while everyone else is having meetings.”
🔥🔥🔥
The one who can wear every hat and ship while everyone else is having meetings.”
🔥🔥🔥
So good lol. They hacked a TI-84 calculator and put chatGPT into it.
They also got a chat feature so you can ask a friend for help during a test.
LLMification is real
https://x.com/varunkhurana99/status/1843361800794087580?s=46&t=zLdQ7EWWTSwPypkuLdLR7g
They also got a chat feature so you can ask a friend for help during a test.
LLMification is real
https://x.com/varunkhurana99/status/1843361800794087580?s=46&t=zLdQ7EWWTSwPypkuLdLR7g
When you earn USDC rewards from both Warpcast and Coinbase on the same day.
🚿 thought stream.
Onchain in many ways is a new internet architecture. It’s inherently ambitious. It takes time.
Onchain is an upgrade on the internet. It’s a new version of the ultimate network.
And if we upgrade the internet we change the world.
Onchain in many ways is a new internet architecture. It’s inherently ambitious. It takes time.
Onchain is an upgrade on the internet. It’s a new version of the ultimate network.
And if we upgrade the internet we change the world.
Anyone who says parents aren’t athletes, have them install a car seat properly.
Woke up early this morning and my daughter wanted to look at the stars. Genuinely curious — what did I see here? Is this a satellite?
Want to make someone learn something? Make them teach it to you.
Hardly anyone thinks of incentivizing teaching as the learning outcome but research is pretty clear that teaching is the best way to learn.
Hardly anyone thinks of incentivizing teaching as the learning outcome but research is pretty clear that teaching is the best way to learn.
Your friend in the 90s when he beats you in Mario kart and you say “no I’m not playing you anymore”
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Growth of the term “smart” is mildly interesting.
Smart phones, smart tvs, smart phones, smart glasses, smart contracts, smart wallets, etc.
Smart phones, smart tvs, smart phones, smart glasses, smart contracts, smart wallets, etc.
Feels like there’s something brewing here — perhaps an opportunity tap into the young parent audience and build something for them 🤔
Lot to learn about life from Baseball ⚾
One lesson is relativity: you fail 70% of the time and in context of other players, that's actually really good.
But statistically, it's kind of crazy right? 30% success rate sounds pretty bad.
Not compared to other players.
The lesson: even if you think you suck at something, maybe a lot of other people suck too. And if you love the game enough, don't worry about high failure rates — keep playing.
One lesson is relativity: you fail 70% of the time and in context of other players, that's actually really good.
But statistically, it's kind of crazy right? 30% success rate sounds pretty bad.
Not compared to other players.
The lesson: even if you think you suck at something, maybe a lot of other people suck too. And if you love the game enough, don't worry about high failure rates — keep playing.