Bitcoin Closed March Green: Reversal or Fakeout? | LIVE

Deep dive into Anthropic's partial leak, agent harness tactics, token-saving prompt strategies and 'infinite' context work—plus quantum threats to Bitcoin and market updates.

Key Takeaways

Anthropic leak revealed harness patterns; developers are refactoring leaked Python to build tooling, spawning weeks of OpenCLO-like projects and public experimentation.
Anthropic runs large .md system prompts every turn; treat that as persistent static guidance and use k-v caching to avoid re-sending unchanged tokens.
Token-saving tactics: share KV caches across subagents, use placeholders to avoid duplicate tokens, rerun MD per turn, and run recursive outcomes to surface best answers.
'Infinite' context is strategic, not literal token-for-token change; teams reached ~1.2M token windows and use librarian systems (e.g., Llama Scout) to manage memory.
Quantum progress shortens time to derive private keys; mitigate risks by adopting newer address formats (bc1p/bc1q, BIP360), pay-to-Merkle-root, and wallet upgrades.
Markets and policy: Bitcoin closed March green with continued institutional accumulation; DOJ charges and state seizure bills signal rising regulatory scrutiny.

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