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Educational Byte: What is “dusting” in Crypto, or Why Would Someone Send You $0.0001?
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How are you, hacker?
🪐 What’s happening in tech today, October 3, 2025?
The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, East and West Germany Were Officially Reunified in 1990, The United Kingdom Conducted its First Atomic Bomb Test in 1952, The O.J. Simpson Murder Trial Ended With a Not Guilty Verdict in 1995, and we present you with these top quality stories. From If We Don’t Reinvent Tokenomics, Decentralized Infrastructure Will Fail to When Desire Is Designed: The Hidden Politics of the Feed, let’s dive right in.
Educational Byte: What is “dusting” in Crypto, or Why Would Someone Send You $0.0001?
By @obyte [ 4 Min read ] Ever got a tiny crypto deposit out of nowhere? It might be a dusting attack. Do you know what that is already? Read More.
When Desire Is Designed: The Hidden Politics of the Feed
By @kellanjansen [ 5 Min read ] How social media feeds manufacture desire, exploit our emotions, and keep us endlessly scrolling — and what to do to reclaim freedom. Read More.
If We Don’t Reinvent Tokenomics, Decentralized Infrastructure Will Fail
By @tokenomy [ 7 Min read ] How control theory and burn-and-mint tokenomics can create scalable, stable blockchain infrastructure networks like Helium and Filecoin. Read More.
🧑💻 What happened in your world this week?
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The HackerNoon Newsletter: When Desire Is Designed: The Hidden Politics of the Feed (10/3/2025)
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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, October 3, 2025?
The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, East and West Germany Were Officially Reunified in 1990, The United Kingdom Conducted its First Atomic Bomb Test in 1952, The O.J. Simpson Murder Trial Ended With a Not Guilty Verdict in 1995, and we present you with these top quality stories. From If We Don’t Reinvent Tokenomics, Decentralized Infrastructure Will Fail to When Desire Is Designed: The Hidden Politics of the Feed, let’s dive right in.
Educational Byte: What is “dusting” in Crypto, or Why Would Someone Send You $0.0001?
By @obyte [ 4 Min read ] Ever got a tiny crypto deposit out of nowhere? It might be a dusting attack. Do you know what that is already? Read More.
When Desire Is Designed: The Hidden Politics of the Feed
By @kellanjansen [ 5 Min read ] How social media feeds manufacture desire, exploit our emotions, and keep us endlessly scrolling — and what to do to reclaim freedom. Read More.
If We Don’t Reinvent Tokenomics, Decentralized Infrastructure Will Fail
By @tokenomy [ 7 Min read ] How control theory and burn-and-mint tokenomics can create scalable, stable blockchain infrastructure networks like Helium and Filecoin. Read More.
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