Mythos is Where Crypto Ends

I have been waiting for the thing that comes after Opus. Here is my prediction: Crypto ends here. Imagine keeping your hard currency on the front lawn. No dog. No police. Thanks to Claude Mythos —the thing that finds every unlocked door on the street— this is now the state of digital assets. Unlike hard currency, which must be moved through time and space, across borders of protection —friction rooted in physics— crypto can be taken instantly and irreversibly. Here is the thesis: you do not even need to break into the house. Near-chain exploits —vulnerabilities in the browsers, operating systems, and infrastructure that people use to access their wallets— will be enough to enable irreversible theft at scale. A model that can surface thousands of zero-days in weeks changes that equation overnight. The weakest surfaces are not the blockchains. They are the wallet apps on unpatched phones, the DNS providers, the browser extensions, the SMS codes from telcos still running ancient signaling