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@borntogambles This is blatant marketing post for NeuroClubAi, with a bunch of numbers that don’t make sense, which could plausibly explain a non-coder vibe coding.

A woman who cannot code is running a supercomputer with 3,000 NVIDIA GPUs and an $800,000 per month subscription to Claude Opus. She did not write the code. She directed the intelligence that wrote it. The machine her team is running generates 13 teraflops of raw compute. The AI brain powering it was purchased from Anthropic at $800,000 a month. Not a one time cost. Every single month. And right now that brain is 60 percent of the way through building a quantum computer. The remaining 40 percent is not a skill gap. It is a technology gap. The physical components do not exist yet at the scale needed. By 2035 they will. When that machine is finished the distance between it and anything you currently call computing will not be measurable in normal terms. The people building it are not waiting for the world to catch up. They are running at the edge of what physics currently allows, using AI as the engineer, the coder, and the research assistant simultaneously. The gap between that level and where most people are sitting right now is already enormous. It grows every month. The moment that quantum machine is operational the economy around human labor changes in ways most people are completely unprepared for. Speed is the only real advantage left. @NeuroClubAi exists for the people who understand that. Learn to become a creator, automate the work, and stop selling your hours before the hours stop being worth anything.

@wrss29 Then don’t. But if you get audited and you can’t pay, you go to jail.

@Techsummons i don’t feel like paying

I’ve transferred nearly a million dollars from my primary wallet to a new one. Since the crypto market is experiencing a downturn, I’m considering liquidating the remaining $1.2M in Solana to USD however, I want to do this completely anonymously to ensure that the banks, & the government, are unaware of the exact amount I possess. Could someone please provide me with some advice on how to achieve this? Is it even possible? What should I do? Should I buy gold or luxury watches? Please help me.

@3orovik A lot of the younger generation weren’t independent adults in 2008. They have only known boom years. Others probably forgot. This makes a dip look like the end of the world.

I’m seeing a lot of people give up on crypto This is like my 4th bear market 2018-2019 was way worse than this Crypto will be fine longterm

@SpencerHakimian True if you are homeless going to a soup kitchen.

Trump: “You will no longer pay rent. You no longer have to pay interest on your mortgage, and no longer gonna have to pay for food. I'm gonna give you free food.”

@WhiteWhaleLabs Heavy friction with AML and KYC laws

This is a sincere question. Because I just don't "get it" If the privacy narrative is supposedly so strong, why is no one using it? Other than a couple edge cases ZEC has less than 10K transactions per day. Monero has 3x that. Berachain? Monad? Significantly dwarf daily transaction count. And they are dead chains. Anyone can spin up a coin with a 21M supply cap. If the entire narrative is "people demand privacy" why doesn't that show in the numbers? Again, this is a sincere attempt to understand. Not trying to piss off a cult today.

@XBToshi Look at the opec countries: they trade using the world reserve currency. This used to be the U.S. until the U.S. weaponized it. Now the biggest contenders are the Yuan and Bitcoin. Most countries trust China less than the U.S. The saudis are investing heavily in bitcoin mining.

crypto feels like a dead cat that forgot how to bounce. just a pure flatline. all the liquidity and eyeballs got sucked into the us stock market and ai narratives. the despair out here is absolute. which makes it the exact perfect time to put your head down and build.

@randomrecruiter I had something similar happen. Went through the whole interview process, ready for an offer. The hiring manager came back from HR and said HR had decided to only permit hires from a state that wasn’t mine, so the hiring manager had to start over.

You want to know why everyone in Corporate America hates HR? Here's why. Working with one of our Fintech clients to extend an offer for an AI Engineer. This candidate's background is ridiculous. Coming out of one of the hottest startups, degrees from IIT and Carnegie Mellon. He's got a competing offer, so the hiring manager and director decided to bring him in at Principal level to beat them on title, beat them on comp. Done deal, right? Wrong. Enter HR. They rejected it. "Doesn't have enough experience." This is an AI Engineer. From IIT and Carnegie Mellon. With a competing offer. And they're saying he doesn't have enough years of experience although he has amazing skills. Now a week has gone by. More people need to sign off. The manager has zero backup candidates. And the candidate just let me know he's leaning toward the other offer. This whole thing left a bad taste in his mouth. So to recap: HR just cost a team their number one candidate, wasted a week of everyone's time, and killed a hire that the actual business wanted to make. But sure, tell me how HR "adds value."

@ThierryBorgeat Yep. We will see the price dip further as institutional investors move to the stock market.

🚨 Bitcoin just dropped from $74,000 to $67,500 in 48 hours. On no real news. One thesis that fits the data: The exit liquidity rotation has begun. In the next months, four companies are raising over $350 billion in fresh equity: – SpaceX IPO: ~$75B – OpenAI raise: ~$100B – Anthropic raise: ~$100B+ – Google net equity issuance: ~$80B That money has to come from somewhere. Existing portfolios. Risk-on capital. Cash. Bitcoin is the most liquid risk-on asset on earth. Selling it is the fastest way to free up dollars without triggering tax events on long-held equity positions. If the most religious Bitcoin holders – the corporate treasuries, the funds, the whales – are even partially rotating to participate in the largest IPO cycle in history, you don't need a news catalyst to explain the drop. You just need the supply curve to flip. This isn't bearish on Bitcoin long-term. It's a sign that the entire risk-on crowd is preparing to absorb the largest equity issuance year since 2000. When the marginal Bitcoin holder needs to be on a SpaceX cap table, Bitcoin goes down for reasons that have nothing to do with Bitcoin. The exit liquidity avalanche doesn't just hit overvalued stocks. It hits anything liquid.

@loshmi AI stocks are accelerating, that’s why the BTC price is dropping.

That's it. I'm quitting crypto. I invested $200,000 into $BTC last year and now my $200,000 is worth $64,000 They took my money after that 10/10 event happened. I'll be lucky to get even half of what I invested back. If we ever recover that is. Good luck but I'm done with this space.

@CryptoTice_ Just institutional investors pivoting to the stock market

BITCOIN JUST BROKE THE MOST IMPORTANT LEVEL IN ITS ENTIRE HISTORY. And if we don't reclaim it fast… We are in serious trouble. 14 years of support. Gone. That line defined every single bull market. Never broke without catastrophic consequences. Never. Volatility exploding. Liquidity hunting lower. Weak hands getting destroyed. This is not a dip. This is not a shakeout. This is structural failure. Ignoring this isn't conviction. It's denial.

@XMRVoid Banking industry lobbies strongly against making it useable. Now banking industry is jumping into their own stablecoins to transfer funds.

Bitcoin ATMS’s failed because theres no true demand for bitcoin by retail On May 18th 2026, bitcoin depot announced chapter 11 and closed all ATM’s (9,000+) Everyone knows $BTC is a scam and nothing more than fugazi. A pump and dump scheme, far from being “a peer to peer electronic cash system” Its a useless piece of shit whos time and time again put a sour taste in retails mouths Next to no merchants IRL accept it even after 15 years of this shitcoin being out. Let alone online merchants which are next to none and if they do accept they see very little volume if any Its a ticking time bomb. The great cleansing of crypto is near. 10/10/2025 showed us that nearly all coins are priced at 0 which is what they crashed to Coins are propped up in price so exchanges can make money on fees. If the coins go to 0 they make no money and get bankrupt. The casino has to prop up the fraud coins but for those of us like me whos been here since i was 17… yeah its not looking too hot for bitchcucks Monero will take its rightful crown as number one soon enough. The truth will prevail

@PeterSchiff Stock market has been shooting up, and most of those selling are institutional investors transferring funds to the stock market.

There is way too much complacency in Bitcoin for the market to be anywhere near a bottom. When Bitcoin breaks $50K, it should be a quick fall below $20K, which should be a big enough drop to shake the conviction of long-term HODLers, causing many to finally throw in the towel.

@DBCrypt0 So this year there have been several white hats going gray and exploiting the protocol to steal funds and returning for a little more than the typical fee (~20% instead of 10%), but without the payout caps typical for bug bounty platforms or other arrangements.

@Techsummons I guess so It’s going to be an interesting 2nd half of 2026

Be Thorchain > Hacked 4x > White hat reports an exploit > Silently patch it > Refuse bounty, claim program closed Stop using protocols that gamble with your money

@DBCrypt0 Similar to Microsoft’s recent actions, white hats have been ignored, downgraded, accused of being profit-seeking, accused of being exploitive simply for asking for payment, threatened with lawsuits for providing responsible disclosure, doxxed, referred to the FBI.

@DBCrypt0 Given the first half of 2026, we are already seeing the culmination of these opinions by protocol developers playing out. The treatment of white hats has been eroding throughout 2025, and worsened in 2026.

@Pirat_Nation Considering that Nvidia is selling the hardware for AI, the moment they become unprofitable is the end of the AI boom.

The AI Industry Has Reportedly Spent $1.4 Trillion and Still Isn’t Profitable A website called isaiprofitable.com is tracking the economics of the AI boom to determine if it is profitable, and the answer is no. As of May 2026, the AI industry has spent roughly $1.4 trillion on model development, data centers, chips, networking, and other AI infrastructure. Over the same period, it has generated about $613 billion in revenue. The biggest losses belong to the leading companies: - Amazon: -$291 billion - Google: -$262 billion - Microsoft: -$235 billion - Meta: -$227 billion - Oracle: -$39 billion - OpenAI: -$27 billion - Anthropic: -$26.5 billion - xAI: -$19.2 billion Only one company is profitable: Nvidia. According to the dashboard, Nvidia has generated an estimated $478 billion in AI revenue against $225 billion in AI-related spending, for a profit of roughly $253 billion. The figures are compiled from public filings, earnings reports, analyst estimates, leaks, and industry reporting. The site’s creator describes the project as a best-effort snapshot rather than a formal audit and updates the numbers monthly. The estimates also exclude indirect benefits from AI, such as improved search, advertising, and software sales.

@nett0eth Or use AMD, they’ve had unified memory laptop for several years.

Por anos o argumento foi "se você desenvolve com IA, compra Mac" Microsoft acabou de apresentar o Surface Laptop Ultra pra encerrar essa frase Chip ARM NVIDIA até 128GB unificados 1 petaflop de IA local feito p/ rodar agentes de IA sem depender da nuvem troca seu Mac por esse?

@starmexxx If a Mac mini can replace your Claude code usage, then you were underutilizing Claude code anyway.

HAO WANG BUILT AN AI SERVER FARM OUT OF 100 MAC MINIS. ONE $599 BOX KILLS A $200/MONTH CLAUDE CODE BILL FOR $3 IN ELECTRICITY a developer posted his $170 claude code bill from 10 days on reddit. someone replied "i bought a mac mini m4. haven't paid anthropic since" the m4 chip has 120 gb/s memory bandwidth and unified memory. a $599 mac mini runs ai faster than a $1,500 windows pc with a discrete gpu ollama now supports the anthropic messages api. claude code connects to your local mac mini with one environment variable. zero api costs, same interface a heavy developer pays $459 a month across claude code, chatgpt pro, gemini, cursor and copilot. the mac mini pays off in 3 months and runs on $3 after that uber rolled out claude code to 5,000 engineers and burned $3.4 billion in 4 months. the people who own the hardware in 2026 will look very far ahead in 2028 bookmark this and read the article below

@trikcode Besides AMD

NVIDIA is really moving from Al data center chips to the laptop on your desk - N1X, 128GB RAM the fact that it pairs a 20 core Arm CPU with a Blackwell GPU close to a desktop RTX 5070, ships with full CUDA software stack, something no Windows on Arm chip has offered before.