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Looking at today's market crash, the words of Ukrainian musician Kuzma Skryabin are spinning in my head: "And we were just thrown, like suckers we were taken behind our backs..."
Just a month ago, almost the entire feed was filled with pictures: Trump on a black swan, #CZ — on a black horse. At that time, these were just memes for me. Only now am I beginning to understand that for someone these were insights that we overlooked.

🚨Iran in the crosshairs — the USA is amassing troops at the border

The USA continues to increase its military presence in the Middle East amid operations to eliminate Iranian leadership.

What is known at the moment:

🟠The USS Delbert D. Cook missile destroyer is directed to the region, capable of striking ground targets, participating in naval battles, intercepting missiles, and shooting down aircraft;

The statement by U.S. President Donald Trump about the readiness to impose 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods in the event Ottawa reaches a trade agreement with China has become another signal of tightening American foreign economic policy and increasing pressure on Washington's closest allies. In fact, it is not only about a trade dispute but also about an attempt by the U.S. to limit the economic rapprochement of Western countries with Beijing.

Do you remember that craziness exactly 1 year ago?
In January 2025, what a fuss about the $TRUMP coin before Donald Trump's oath-taking! The price had soared to $75. Some fools thought, Trump is coming to power, this meme coin will surpass even Bitcoin.

#Tramp 🚨
👉Fires back at crypto traders ignoring market structure, calling them: BTC doubters $FUD XRP sidelined bears $COPE ALT gamblers chasing hype $REKT
Bottom line:
If your trades fight BTC dominance and higher-timeframe trend,
you're not early - you're exit liquidity.
This isn't really about charts or news. It's about cycle awareness, discipline, and knowing which side of the market you're on. 👈 #dusk #BTC
$BTC $ETH $BNB

Donald Trump last night backed down from his threat to invade Greenland after a heated dispute with Britain and other NATO allies.
Speaking after talks with NATO chief Mark Rutte, the U.S. president stated that they had agreed on the 'framework for a future deal' regarding control over the Arctic island, which he described as vital to U.S. security.

Vitalik Buterin calls for a new DAO design for onchain disputes and governance
Jan 19, 2026
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin says DAOs must move beyond simple token-voting treasuries and be redesigned to power core infrastructure like oracles and onchain courts.

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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has called for new decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) designs, arguing that the sector needs more than token-voting treasuries if it wants to improve on traditional corporate and political structures. 
In a Monday X post, Buterin said that current DAOs often amount to “a treasury controlled by token holder voting.”
That model is widely copied but it is “inefficient, vulnerable to capture and fails utterly at the goal of mitigating the weaknesses of human politics,” he said.
Buterin argued that DAOs should solve specific infrastructure problems, starting with better oracles, onchain dispute resolution and long‑term project stewardship.
He also highlighted the need for DAOs for subjective disputes (such as insurance outcomes), maintain shared lists like anti‑scam registries and standard formats to spin up short‑lived funding vehicles and keep projects alive after core teams disappear.

Related: Vitalik calls for a ‘garbage collection’ function to stop Ethereum bloat
Concave vs. convex: different DAOs for different problems
​Buterin framed his thinking using his earlier “convex vs concave” governance lens. For “concave” problems, where compromise is “better than a coin flip,” DAOs should maximize robustness by aggregating input from many sources.
For “convex” problems that require decisive bets, he said it was more appropriate to allow strong leadership and treat decentralization to hold leaders to account, rather than a full replacement.
​To make such systems work in practice, DAOs must solve privacy issues and “decision fatigue,” Buterin said.
Without privacy, governance becomes a “social game,” and if participants are asked to vote constantly, engagement falls off after an initial burst of enthusiasm. He pointed to zero‑knowledge proofs and, in some cases, secure multi‑party computation and fully homomorphic encryption to secure privacy.
He also suggested that artificial intelligence could help reduce decision fatigue by supporting analysis or allowing users to delegate voting to locally controlled models, while cautioning against DAOs being run by AI.
Related: Why Ethereum’s ‘walkaway test’ and quantum readiness matter more than ever
Low turnout, whale capture and the case for next‑gen DAOs 
It's time to invest in #Ethereum #tramp @Vitalik @everyone #TrumpTariffsOnEurope #MarketRebound $ETH