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H.E. Cas Piancey

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Emoji Caresser @lizrummy.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
lol
Olivia Smith
@oliviaihg
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🚨BREAKING: ICE Cube is under HEAVY FIRE for saying, “Let’s be honest. Donald Trump is a tough man. He can be blunt, outspoken, and unapologetic. But in my lifetime, no one has fought harder for the heart and soul of America.”
@icecube
 did you really say this
5:14 am · 29 Sep 2026

Ice Cube
@icecube
Fuck no.
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Anthony Keys
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Replying to @oliviaihg
@icecube did you really say this
9:02 am · 29 Sep 2026
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 29/09/2026
It’s so funny to have that twang of “I want to live in the country and have a farm with animals” only to immediately realize that would be a fucking financial disaster
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 29/09/2026
I think the way Japan has acknowledged Shinzo Abe’s corruption by simply not revering him post-assassination is actually really high quality societal understanding of a complicated situation.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 29/09/2026
No one likes us, l don't know why We may not be perfect, but heaven knows we try But all around, even our old friends put us down Let's drop the big one and see what happens
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 29/09/2026
I think at some point you get so rich that your personality melds into a simple cookie cutter of “very rich person” and it’s not interesting or funny or deep
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 29/09/2026
Josh: so Anthropic can plan to spend half a trillion dollars in cloud compute to summon the sand god and y'all will throw money at them
but when I ask for a mere billion to wire my frontal cortex into an experimental Infinite Hedonism
Activator I'm permanently banned from a16z. wow

Me: The Egg Man demands your frontal cortex to him, it's in the partner contract.

Josh: one terrible day we're all gonna wind up as brains in vats on his desk, aren't we

Me: Bad news, Josh

Josh: oh no oh fuck
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 29/09/2026
Yall this is gonna get so fucking funny
Sierra Catalina: am I understanding correctly that I am only able to claim fees that have accrued AFTER the X money lockup?
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& that $8,000 allocated to me is not recoverable?

UsePaid: Hi, so the old funds are still on x money and secure. We are waiting for the greenlight from their team before we can distribute. Please bear with us while we are working on resolving this.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 29/09/2026
The bank run is just The Pokemon Company choosing to print more cards. I hope they do it, resellers are feeling pain with the 30th Anniversary packs so far, but that could change.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 29/09/2026
Sounds like this experiment is coming to an end, fam
UsrPaid: Website claim portal is livel
Claim eligible new fees based on the quote asset the fees were claimed in. In most cases this is SOL.
Alternate claim options like DM or tagging us in a post will be available soon.
X Money payments remain paused until further notice. Your historical balances remain separate and we are working on a separate claim for these.
We hope to bring X Money payouts back in the future.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
I don’t know how I missed this, but yeah, here we are
Mitch Wells: I feel like we have come full circle back to Mt Gox. I wonder if Armstrong consulted MagicalTux.
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Sean O’Kane @okane.fyi · 28/09/2026
Faraday Future (wait come back) is selling its robot business (importing Chinese robots) to its separate crypto company (which was once a biopharmaceutical thing) and acquiring most of that company’s stock, and meanwhile Faraday is becoming (wait for it) a robotaxi operator that might buy Cybercabs
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Faraday Future (@FaradayFuture) on X
Faraday Future Announces Strategic Upgrade into Robotaxi and EAI Cabin Technology Operator and Physical AI Investment Holding Company; To Combine Its Robotics Business at Approx. $200 Million Valuatio...
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
I started writing a big article on Pokemon TCG, the reselling scene, whatnot, etc. and look what I’ve been blessed with today
Coinbase: Your binder is about to get a major upgrade.
Rip packs on your phone.
Every pull backed by a real, physical card.
Vault it or ship it.
Soon on Coinbase.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
Why did it go bankrupt, dawg? Care to clarify?
NoLimitGains: BREAKING: If Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX hadn't gone bankrupt, its portfolio would be worth approximately $206 billion today.
That includes a 1,500,000% gain on Cursor and 34,000% on Anthropic, making him one of the best investors of the decade.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
*on the phone* Hey! There’s a bubble!
MTSLive: Crucible Capital founder @Melt_Dem reveals how she financed her own GPU cluster with stablecoin debt and personal credit risk because she refused to sit out the Al boom:
"We're a no-name operator. They're like, who are these two women building compute? Their perception's like, who's this crypto lady?"
"We got debt from USDAI, which is a protocol that crowdsources capital through stablecoins, and the GPUs back the loans. We also took on some personal credit risk. I think being levered to the tits is a great way to live."
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
It’s weird to realize that the Secretary of Commerce’s stablecoin investment is the primary dollar mechanism supporting the country we’re at war with
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
Omg
BREAKING: Senate investigation finds Tether's
USDT has become a primary means for Iran to evade U.S. sanctions & fund proxy groups including
Hezbollah.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 09/04/2026
A design that says “CasCoin This is why.”
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
I fear that “thou shalt not steal” is obsolete
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Eric @ejohnso49.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Need an American Psycho business card scene but it's tasteful screenshots of being blocked by worse and worse people
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
Knowing all the music I’ve ever listened to hasn’t been AI produced makes it somehow significantly more valuable
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
Wife: being able to eat and sleep together is most important Me: 🤯🤯
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
This methodology works for trying to nail down 10-15 minute explainer videos as well
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 06/08/2026
Having a wife who learned English as a second language has actually been invaluable to me as a writer because it means if she doesn’t understand it, I shouldn’t publish it.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
We need to be real for a second. There are only two types of bagels, everything and onion. Everything else is wrong.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
I have a top 4
@bitfinex blocked you
You are blocked from following @bitfinex and viewing @bitfinex's posts.@SBFFTX has blocked you
You can view public posts from @SBFFTX, but you are blocked from engaging with them. You also cannot follow or message @SBFFTX.@cz_binance has blocked you You can view public posts from @cz_binance, but you are blocked from engaging with them. You also cannot follow or message @cz_binance.@pmarca has blocked you
You can view public posts from @pmarca, but you are blocked from engaging with them. You also cannot follow or message @pmarca.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 06/02/2026
Probably the coolest block I’ve ever received (years ago)
@cz_binance has blocked you You can view public posts from @cz_binance, but you are blocked from engaging with them. You also cannot follow or message @cz_binance.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
SBF in 2022 post collapse:

1) What

2) H
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
I feel like the art of the critical interview is dead. The best we got is long form interviews like Nathan Fielder’s literal movie about Elizabeth Holmes. There’s no room for critics in the press pools of the elite.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
Called it. Jack Doherty asks if he should trade memecoins live. The response is a mixture of people telling him to… uh… do bad things to himself, and people posting links on how to report him to the FTC and SEC. Have fun.
Jack Doherty: Should I go live on kick and start trading meme coins?

Ratioed 2:1
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Metro North Capital @metronorthcapital.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Time to get Bog’d
static.klipy.com
Bogdanoff Dump It Meme
ALT: Bogdanoff Dump It Meme
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
I realize now that many people don’t know the origins of this phrase:
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
I literally wrote an op-ed about this lol protos.com/opinion-sili...
protos.com
Opinion: Silicon Valley Bank and the hypocrisy of venture capitalists
According to Cas Piancey, venture capitalists revealed just how flimsy their values of deregulation were when they abandoned SVB.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
UsePaid: X Money payments are currently paused while we work through payment issues. Existing balances remain safe and fees will continue to accrue. A web portal for claims will be available soon as an interim option while we restore full payment service. We're committed to getting payments running again as quickly as possible.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
Some of the wealthiest people in the world desperately want all the banks to fail and that has to make you wonder “do they understand finance?”
Jason Yanowitz: Fascinating. Chief Economist at Apollo: agents could cause a bank run by sweeping household cash into accounts paying 3-5% instead of the 0.1% national average, causing banks to lose a large share of their cheap deposits.

Jill Gunter: We love to see it
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 28/09/2026
Real bummer that I have to basically block any YouTube channel that has Kalshi as a sponsor. If your ethics and morals can’t steer you clear of that minefield then I can’t trust you on anything.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 27/09/2026
Every horrible influencer you’ve ever heard of is starting shitcoins on X that are immediately pumping and dumping and it’s gonna be really funny when this ultimately ends up chasing off the very influencers keeping people on X
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 27/09/2026
We’re in Hell
Eliezer Yudkowsky: There's currently a crypto pump on a "p(doom)" coin, which I hesitate to call a "scam" because apparently everyone knows exactly how it works and does it anyway, which has decided on its own to send my X Money account some of the transaction fees. Cryptids may comment here.
Comments on all other threads of mine will be removed and blocked.
Any money you put into this system will probably vaporize to pay off earlier gamblers and you will never see it again. But so far as I know, some of the transaction fees do automatically get deposited in my X money account. This reception does not involve any Ul action from me. There is not actually an option to turn it off. So if you already insist on playing that game anyway, I guess...
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
What regulated space?
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 30/06/2025
Alright yall, I know it’s fun to rag on Elon Musk, but we should discuss some of the ways he’s done great things for the world and America. A thread 🧵👇
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
Oh wow, **everyone** hates Sam Altman now huh?
@nihilunbounded: BIG BREAKING: Edward Snowden calls for the
IMPRISONMENT of Sam Altman to establish liability for the damages caused by OpenAl's models, to a thunderous applause in a packed hall of 1000+ people at ETH Zurich. Let's stop this claptrap of safetyism and throw Altman in JAIL.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
Hello. Peter Thiel has literally been saying being evil is good for two years. This is not a new talking point!
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
21 hours after posting the denialist/neo nazi bait they’ve deleted the post.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
It’s true that the main problem with X isn’t that it’s a Nazi breeding ground, because in a sense I’m glad they’re all hanging out together, it makes them easy to identify. The problem is how many once intelligent, important people have completely destroyed their brains.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
This is a fucking batshit take
Koki: Can someone explain why are so many crypto protocols so easy to hack?
I never heard of a bank getting hacked

TayVano: The same guys who hack crypto used to hack banks all the fucking time.
Not even just banks.
Banks, switches (kinda like bridges), ATMs, SWIFT, etc. etc. etc.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
Uh… this set of posts is weird?
CNBC POST 1: 6 million

CNBC POST 2: Saudi Arabia's crude oil exports have surged this month despite a sharp escalation in fighting with Iran-backed militants, according to data from the trade intelligence firm Kpler.
Riyadh is exporting 6 million barrels per day in September, the highest level since the Iran war began about seven months ago. The kingdom's crude shipments have recovered to the monthly average of 2025.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
A funny thing is happening on crypto Twitter where Tether working with yet another terrible, illegal payment processor is seen as “one more round of Tether FUD” and traders are suggesting it’s the dip before the bull run for Bitcoin and crypto. That’s how broken the regulatory regime is right now.
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
I’ll tell you exactly who’s loving the iced coffee discourse: The Washington Post
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H.E. Cas Piancey @cascoinfoundation.org · 26/09/2026
Excellent
Andrew Granato: Zhang and Zimmerman argue that The GENIUS Act permits firms to subject a firm's existing creditors (including the FDIC and taxpayers if the firm is a bank) to a functional dropdown by just issuing a stablecoin immediately prior to filing for bankruptcy:

Abstract
The GENIUS Act of 2025 rewrites the priority and estate-property rules that govern the failure of a payment stablecoin issuer. It removes an issuer's required reserves from the bankruptcy estate and grants stablecoin holders a superpriority, capped at any reserve shortfall, over what remains. The commentary so far asks what happens inside bankruptcy once an issuer files--whether holders are actually paid and whether the case can be administered. This article identifies a different problem that arises before a filing. Because reserve assets leave the estate the moment they back a coin, a distressed firm can issue stablecoins to subordinate its existing creditors, hollow out the value a future administrator would need, and, when the firm is a bank, shift losses onto the deposit insurer and potentially the taxpayer. We call this stablecoin-on-creditor violence, drawing an analogy with the phenomenon of creditor-on-creditor violence that began with the 2016 J. Crew dropdown. Unlike in that episode, the stablecoin dropdown is on a statutory footing, meaning it is largely beyond the reach of the doctrines courts use to police its private-law cousins. We show that the subordination is accomplished by the rule carrying reserves out of the estate rather than by the celebrated superpriority. We raise concerns for financial stability: the threat of a dropdown grows with a firm's holdings of safe assets, meaning that creditors may respond negatively to a firm with a more liquid balance sheet. The harm is gravest when the subordinated creditor is the FDIC or another deposit insurer, because losses can be imposed on the rest of the financial system and the taxpayer. Importantly, the problems we raise…
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