Cyril | Building @ Pulsiv.app

I just deployed Pulsiv MCP v1.0.0 ! You can now create and manage your alerts directly from Claude or Cursor! Pretty happy about !

@louiseivan Not bad!

Thinking of what to tweet today, guess this is it.

@jeffthedunker The dream

it’s a good day to have a good day

@jayhinz Quite accurate!

send me USDC. no no no dude it’s USDA. I think it’s USDW. try USDT tether. yeah Tether. I only accept USDJ since my name starts with J. bro just send USDHIJKLMNOP. yeah you can literally just pay me in USDZ

@Param_eth I have the reach of an ant

Believe me: "This is the best time to grow on Crypto Twitter." There is no noise. Everything is looking boring. This is the time when everyone wants to see genuine small creators and unique content. Let's F gooooo

@rxhit05 Can you call yourself a founder if you hire 100engineers and let them build your product ?

Can you call yourself a founder if your entire product was built by Claude?

@akxsin @kashdhanda Can you name any good tg chat? Im looking for some

@kashdhanda Same. Those Discord days had a different kind of energy. Now it’s a bit more fragmented: > TG chats for speed + chaos > Twitter replies for visibility + narratives > Small private groups for actual signal Feels like we traded “always-on vibes” for “always-on noise”.

i really miss the days when everyone was vibing 24/7 in discord. where do crypto communities hang out now? TG chats?

@illyism Thanks for the tips! Ive started writing articles , I’ll use this 🙏

I was on an SEO audit call today with an incredible founder. They’re building a Gumroad competitor and are sitting on a massive DR 74 domain! They were so excited to pitch me their new growth plan: "Ilias, we're going to build a massive programmatic directory. Thousands of auto-generated pages and get instant traffic!" They had the database ready. The devs were standing by to build it. I also used to think programmatic SEO was the ultimate cheat code. You write a script, generate 10,000 pages, hit deploy, and watch the traffic roll in. As a developer, it’s intoxicating. It feels like you're hacking the matrix. But then reality hits. You look at Google Search Console weeks later: 10,000 pages indexed (maybe)... 12 total clicks. So I had to stop them. I said, "Let's Google 'best xxx' right now and see what is actually winning?" We shared screens and looked at the top results. It wasn't a massive, soulless directory with thousands of auto-generated pages. It was a single, well-written blog post. "Top 7 best of 2026". It had screenshots, pros and cons, and actual human opinions. The epiphany hit them right there on the call. Google doesn't want your database dump. It wants an answer to the user's query. I told them: "Don't spend weeks coding 1,000 mediocre pages. Spend a few hours writing ONE incredible blog post. Put your 2 best customers at the top, list 8 competitors, and you'll actually dominate that keyword." Founders love programmatic SEO because it lets them stay in their comfort zone, writing code instead of doing marketing. People love quick hacks for low effort, to outsmart everyone. But usually, the code and speed is just a distraction from what actually works. Stop trying to code your way out of making good content that actually help visitors. If you're tired of over-engineering your growth and want an SEO strategy that actually drives revenue, we do this every day at magicspace.agency. (Or book an seoroast.com and I'll tell you exactly what you're over-complicating)!

@Teknium Huge!

Hermes Agent now supported by SwarmNode.io!

@Ehsan1579 👀

After so many experimentations over a very long period of time, I realized something a long time ago. The model doesn’t really matter anymore, it’s the algorithm beneath it that matters even more. True AGI to me is a convergence problem. If you run a good enough capable model long enough, it can eventually achieve the same thing as “the best model”. It would just take longer because the weaker model makes more mistakes and has more learning to do. More corrective cycles, slower convergence rate, but the destination is identical. The gap between models isn’t a gap in potential, it’s a gap in time complexity. That’s what my algorithm Palimpsest is about. Making model comparison asymptotically irrelevant. I think of it like neuroplasticity. Someone with a lower IQ being able to achieve the same thing as someone with a very high IQ, is it impossible? No, because we’re humans and we’re extremely flexible. The brain doesn’t need the optimal pathway, it just needs a pathway. Synaptic reinforcement kicks in, it reroutes, it reorganizes over time toward the same endpoint. It costs more, it takes longer, but the outcome is functionally equivalent. Different substrate, same solution. That’s convergent evolution applied to intelligence. A true AGI system should make model branding ecologically obsolete. But there is a lower bound to this, a minimum threshold of baseline capacity the model needs to clear first. Below it, the system just doesn’t have the representational complexity to even encode the solution space. You can’t expect the dumbest model like GPT-2 to become Einstein, same way you can’t expect a nematode’s 302 neurons to produce abstract thought. The substrate has to be capable enough to at least begin converging. Based on my observations, that lower bound became practically reachable when o3 came out. That was the inflection point. Every foundational AI company out there is focused on throwing more and more compute at the problem, obsessing over model capacity, I’m working on the other end. I don’t think more intelligence is needed, it’s already enough. We already crossed the lowest constant bound, the threshold is behind us now.

@stacy_muur What about the builders !!

How CT looks right now ↓ • 80% automated AI accs • 7% teams / investors / brand accounts • 3% real KOLs (85% of them pivoted to AI) • 10% actual investors & traders Like if you're legit. I want to see the realistic %.

@acidrzin @conquest92i @HamkosRcm C’est la ligne pour le salaire de base non majoré . J’ai la même chose

@conquest92i @HamkosRcm Mec c’est quoi les 4375e en 1ere ligne si les 5ke correspondent à la ligne “salaire de base” il doit être au dessus mdr nous prends pas pour des pécores

Tu disais?

@totoche ah bah c'est pour ca :D

@RilRil Mon SaaS est pour le moment 100% gratuit :) Aucune offre n'est push pour le moment mais ça ne devrait tarder 👀

Mes coûts réels pour faire tourner taap. bio : 🖥️ Serveur : 90€/mois 🌐 Domaine + SSL : 20€/an 🗄️ Stockage AWS S3 : 6€/mois 🚀 CDN Cloudflare : 0€ (gratuit) 📊 Analytics : 0€ (gratuit) 📧 Emails Loops. so : 0€ (gratuit) 🚨 Monitoring Sentry : 0€ (gratuit) 🤖 Cursor, Claude Code, Codex : 1k€/mois 🎨 Gemini : 20€/mois Total mensuel : 1 117€/mois soit +13k€ sur l'année Pour +1200 users et 0€ de MRR 😂 Vos SaaS vous coûtent combien par mois ?

@dr Well what if your goal is to make 10m MRR ?

If my products were at +$900K MRR I don’t think I’d be writing a weekly newsletter

@apoorveth @walletchan_ Do you know how many users are using walletchan r?

have added so many features to @walletchan_ that i might need to create a dedicated docs site to explain them

@marclou you deserve it Marc ! and good luck for the Hyrox

I overworked myself. For the past 5 years, I barely took a day off. I shipped 30 startups, wrote 30,000 tweets, made 70 YouTube videos, and answered thousands of support requests. The weird part is, it never felt like work. It felt like play. Until recently. For the first time in years, I’ve struggled to get things done. I don’t want to open my laptop. The things that used to make me happy suddenly feel heavy. That scares me a bit, because the playful side of work is what got me here. And right now, it feels like I lost it. So I’m taking a break. I’ll still do about an hour of maintenance work a day, but the rest of my time will go to real life. I’m training for Hyrox in Korea on May 25, so I’ll put my energy there for now and train 20 hours a week. I went through a little burnout once before, in 2021. What helped me was going back to basics: training, reading, eating well, and sleeping 8 hours. It brought the hunger back then. I trust it will again!

@wickedguro crazy! no sign of slowing down 🚀

Postiz is already at $81k MRR, very, very close to $1M ARR 🫡

@etherscan well done ! it was needed :)

🆕 Contract Tab Revamp Navigating contract source code used to mean a lot of scrolling. Now you've got a full IDE-style code browser, plus refreshed read/write tabs Here's what's new ⤵️

@ryanli looks good, congrat ! Will test it out. Missing Pulsiv API in there so people can create alerts. that would be awesome !

Your Claude Code just got fluent in crypto. Today, we released Surf Skill. The command line that replaces 60+ APIs. Compatible with any agentic environment. Try: npx skills add asksurf-ai/surf-skills

@gakonst Nice can’t wait to test it out!

RELEASING RETH 2.0! Reth is now faster, smaller, and ready for the future of crypto infrastructure. Gigagas per second has not just been achieved, it's been blown out of the water. We've put in a ton of work in this, and we're incredibly proud to be sharing this with everyone.