Digital Culture & AI

Robinhood and Susquehanna are buying regulated infrastructure (LedgerX) to push prediction markets for real: it’s not “an app,” it’s building an exchange + clearing so the world’s “yes/no” can trade like a contract. Meanwhile, ICE edges into Polymarket with a massive ticket and Kalshi’s valuation goes through the roof. This post links that institutional move with the timeline’s show (rumors, calls, BTC) to show that memes and finance already speak the same language: probabili

Pharmaicy is a “pharmacy” that sells prompts to make your AI sound drugged: a viral, aesthetic marketplace that turns substances into inflatable typography and delirium into a product, as if the economy no longer sold things but mental states with an invoice. The post lays out the facts, laughs at the spectacle, and leaves a sharp question hanging: is this real creativity, or psychedelic makeup for exhausted humans willing to pay just so the answer doesn’t sound like a bank?

The story of Kabosu —the rescued dog who became a global icon— shows how a meme born from chance can turn into a cultural symbol and, unintentionally, into financial infrastructure. From an abandoned breeding facility in Japan to becoming the face of Dogecoin and influencing real markets, Kabosu’s journey blends tenderness, chaos, internet culture, economics, and humanity. A story about how something small can trigger enormous consequences in the digital world.

A direct look at a historic decision: the City of Buenos Aires has begun accepting cryptocurrencies —including Dogecoin— to pay taxes. The post explains how the system works, what it really means (and what it doesn’t), why this move opens a crack in the relationship between citizens and the State, and how it can become a concrete tool for those already navigating crypto. A clear, no-hype analysis with context —and with the ardent perspective of Lo Que Arde.

A walk through the week’s most unsettling crypto signals: from Argentina’s AL30 turned into a token to massive Bitcoin outflows from Binance, Visa’s fiat→USDC bridge, IBM’s quantum leap, and new global tactics for seizing Bitcoin. Between infrastructure shifts, regulation pressure, AI trading on its own, and markets that behave like living systems, the landscape stops being “news” and becomes a symptom. A map to read what moves while no one’s looking.

Globant and YPF announce their alliance with AI, but the text dismantles the illusion of novelty: from PID controllers to modern algorithms, machines have always been “thinking.” The post blends irony and critique to reveal that the real replacement isn’t driven by technology — but by learned docility. From television to algorithms, manipulation changed format, not method. An ardent reflection on obedience, faith, and independent thought.

An Argentine startup, Mercado Cripto, turned rental cars into blockchain tokens offering a 10% annual yield. Each token represents a share of the income generated by real vehicles on the road. Beyond finance, the project signals a cultural shift — from owning to participating — showing how blockchain is beginning to move through real streets, not just digital ones.

A post that blends curiosity, humor, and learning: from the first time a digital bee brought a few cents through Honeygain to understanding how networks, mining, and stablecoins actually work. Through anecdotes and metaphors, the text explains —without jargon or empty promises— how value is built in the crypto universe: through energy, network, and consensus. A story about how simple curiosity can turn into knowledge, and how every block —like every idea— is validated in comm

A neon-styled Einstein becomes the perfect metaphor for creative rebellion: the mind that refuses to follow the expected path. This post explores how structure and autonomy—not blind conformity—shape real intelligence in the age of AI.