@gabrielhaines what if this is actually the base layer and we just see fragments
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@BL3_EED social fi is where the energy is now fr
feel like thats where new cycles start
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Crazy week coming ahead :
>> Working on my vibe coding tools (multiple)
>> Some social fi stuff
>> Campaigns left and right
>> Some great calls
>> Aaand spammed dms
Would be a stack week ahead.
BL3ED | Meraki@BL3_EED
So : - NFTs fell off - Airdrops are dried asf - Info fi is done for - Meme coins got no volume - Ai taking your job - Lowest hiring rate in decades - Fomc bashing us Whats left?
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@martypartymusic youre on every invite list this year huh
actually impressive
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@MazinoTower @protrade47 that shift is actually wild
weather markets really arent as easy as they seem
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ngl @protrade47 is one of the coolest traders i've talked to
one of those rare ppl who'll just tell u everything they know, so u actually learn and absorb the lessons
and thanks to him i realized weather is lowkey one of the hardest markets on polymarket
Maskache@Mask4che
A $20,000 piece of advice (1/6) In February, @protrade47 challenged my 28% win rate. It stung my ego at first, but after the reality check, he gave me one of the most valuable tips I’ve ever received. Here is how that shift changed my PnL:
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@fede_intern same fam
data structures geeks know whats up
this really is huge for scaling
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Great, I am big fan of binary trees.
CPerezz.eth ⟠ 🦀@CPerezz19
@StatelessEth has the next strawman goal in the scope already: Binary Trees for Ethereum. Our duty is to prove they are performant too, not just a nice tool to enable ZKEVMs and smaller proofs. Thus, here's the 1st part of our work: ethresear.ch/t/the-path-tow…
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@ScoopySnax there’s a balance somewhere between rigid and reckless
easy to say, hard to do
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@KEMOS4BE i cant tell who this is
but the night king version is wild
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@INVESTMENTSHULK markets moved quick here, patience was premium
rest in peace паша the king 🕊️
@anonchain what did u do, haha
i barely manage to hold back from arguments
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@pukerrainbrow is this the real blueprint
nah but it looks familiar
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how to get monetized on X (reply guy edition)
step 1: find viral tweets
step 2: copy the top reply and paste it as your own reply
step 3: pray your reply farms impressions
step 4: hit eligibility and feel like a CEO
step 5: make $69 and tweet “not much but honest work”
step 6: do all this just to get “below minimum earnings” next payout… and next payout… and next payout… and next payout.
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@ElCryptoDoc when everything else is down it feels even bigger
this is a real win
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@bitfloorsghost this hits different when u really think about it
meanwhile some force early adulthood on their kids
balance is key
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the goal of every parent should be to allow your kid to remain a kid as long as possible
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JUST IN: Netanyahu expresses condolences for the passing of Chuck Norris.
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@cryptopunk7213 codex catching up fast now.
they adapt crazy quick once they choose a focus
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this is why openai is fucking crushing it right now. look at what they pulled off in 3 months:
- nov' 2025 claude code goes viral. openai? distracted launching 1000s of products.
- sam calls code red. codex team looks at claude code and realizes: "oh shit coding AI is the basis of EVERY product"
- chucks every dollar and compute at training 5.2/3 coding model. launches - its fucking sick.
- launches separate codex terminal and desktop app. lets you spin up multiple coding agents and orchestrate them (VERY important)
- software engineers start using codex more, realize its great at executing complex code. ports codebase.
RESULT: 2 million weekly active codex users. up from thousands at the start of the year.
Openai's comeback vs. anthropic needs to be studied
Rohan Varma@rohanvarma
Cursor’s new alpha product, Glass, shipped 9 months late and is a case study in the innovator’s dilemma. The inverse of what’s happening at Codex is exactly why I’m bullish on OpenAI. 9 months ago, I did a lot of user research on Claude Code as it started gaining traction. The signal was clear: people loved running agents in a separate terminal surface, but the lack of UI created friction. We built a new agent control plane, separate from the IDE, called Agent Window. It felt like the natural next interface to work with agents. Then we got a mandate from above to ship it as a part of the IDE and not as a separate window. That broke the model. Writing code and orchestrating agents are fundamentally different jobs. Developers still needed both, and collapsing them into one surface diluted both. What shipped instead was Agent Mode inside the IDE, a watered-down version of the original vision. By launch, the pitch was how similar it felt to the IDE, which missed the point entirely. Now, 9 months later, Cursor Glass is here. But the window has already shifted. I talk to dozens of companies every week, and most don’t even mention Cursor in their AI coding stack anymore. It’s Claude Code and Codex. Cursor is still widely used, but as an IDE, not a coding agent. Meanwhile at OpenAI, the Codex App started as a hackathon project. The team saw the future and just shipped it. Now it’s used by millions of developers. You can just build things. You should just ship things.
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@rasmr_eth meanwhile im just watching it happen
the market does what it wants
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People midcurving Polymarket because val is high but billionares unanimously see PM’s as a “source of truth”, it’s going to defy all logic and go to $100bn
Ansem@blknoiz06
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@Abbasshaikh meanwhile my favorite prez is still trying to find his office
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@tazmancrypto the real edge is not even pretending to know whats next
just adapting faster than the experts who keep guessing
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