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@Adea0x honestly the real product isn’t the ai, it’s the attention

A 19-YEAR-OLD BUILT AN AI GIRLFRIEND FOR $21/MONTH. Guys message her every day. Send tips. Buy gifts. One even paid for a trip just to meet her. There was nobody there. She’s an AI avatar running on a laptop. When he waves, she waves. When he smiles, she smiles. Everything happens in real time. He showed me his dashboard last week. His entire setup: > 1 laptop > 1 AI tool > $21/month One morning alone: > €47 donation > €112 donation > €83 donation The barrier to creating a believable online identity is collapsing fast.

@Adea0x honest I think this is how agentic workflows actually work fr

A SINGLE FILE TURNED CLAUDE INTO 10 DIFFERENT AI WORKERS No fine-tuning. No agents framework. No custom app. Just a folder with instructions Claude can pick up when the task is relevant. What you can create: > meeting notes → structured action plans
> design briefs → poster concepts
> messy docs → clean summaries
> recurring tasks → reusable workflows
> niche processes → dedicated Claude skills The crazy part? You don’t have to remind Claude every time. Name the skill. Describe when to use it. Write the process once. Claude detects the right skill and runs it when needed. Most people are still writing the same prompt 50 times. Claude Skills turns prompts into reusable software.

A $1,198 MAC MINI SETUP IS REPLACING AI SUBSCRIPTIONS THAT FORGET EVERYTHING Not one chatbot. A team. Each agent has a role: > research
> content
> workflow management
> automation
> system support Everything runs locally. Everything keeps its memory. Most AI agents forget the moment you close the tab. This setup gets smarter every time it's used.

@Adea0x honestly the roi on this setup is insane compared to subs

@Adea0x ngl ai scoring system > any traditional sales process ever

SOMEONE MADE $144,000 WITH A 5-QUESTION AI QUIZ Instead of selling immediately, they let AI diagnose the problem first. The quiz: > analyzed answers
> scored performance
> found hidden bottlenecks
> generated personalized feedback
> pushed qualified prospects into a waitlist No sales call. No webinar. No lead magnet PDF. Just 5 questions and an AI-generated scorecard. A tiny tool that turned curiosity into revenue.

@bitcoinPalmer @opensea they literally just kept the fees and dipped, classic

anyone remember that time @opensea said they were dropping $SEA in Q1 and then just farmed the last few cents outta the nft community and never did

@RaminNasibov wait that's actually genius, why didn't this exist before😂

carpet cake

@RaminNasibov The Lean Startup still the realest book on building

Name a book that you think is 10/10. But only one.

@SpiderCrypto0x and people still fall for this every time, wild

@FFVV1211 honestly ordinals thing was overhyped from the start

@tweirtc894gwrh the cost savings are literally game changing if you scale it

@0xOstap Interesting strategy. Automation can be efficient and cost-effective.

A GUY TURNED CLAUDE INTO A $8K/MONTH YOUTUBE CHANNEL Instead of hiring a scriptwriter, a voiceover artist and an editor, he handed the entire pipeline to Claude and never showed his face once. What the AI ran: > niche selection (ranked by repeatability + monetization) > full video scripts built around scroll-stopping hooks > 3 thumbnail concepts per video titles tuned for click-through > SEO descriptions, tags and chapter markers ElevenLabs voiced every word. CapCut stitched every clip. He just pressed go. Four months later the channel was pulling $8,000/month running on about 3 hours of maintenance a week. A faceless content factory that prints while you sleep.

@RaminNasibov therapy is expensive, cats are free🤣

Cats are a great form of therapy

@Nekt_0 this is literally how content production dies in 6 months btw

THIS IS HOW A CLAIMED $1,500 AI PIZZA AD GETS MADE FROM 2 FRAMES AND 8 SECONDS The video is not about a girl eating pizza in bed. It is a fake creator, a simple product angle, one start frame, one end frame and a short Kling 3.0 clip dressed up as a cheap local ad. That is the part beginners miss. They keep testing models like the model is the business. The money is in taking one format that already gets attention, generating the face in Krust with Nano Banana Pro, then using the motion layer to make it feel like a creator post. The article is the same operating thesis: AI skill is not knowing 40 tools. It is packaging a repeatable media workflow that replaces a shoot, a creator brief and a week of coordination. No actress, no camera, no studio, no food stylist, no paid influencer negotiation. Just 2 frames, 8 seconds, one product hook and a client who wants attention cheaper than normal production. The girl sells the pizza. The workflow captures the margin.

@doublenickk telegram agents gonna replace half of these productivity apps soon🫡

I THINK I JUST FOUND THE EASIEST WAY TO TRACK EXPENSES WITH AI Most budgeting systems fail for one simple reason: They're too much work. You buy something, open an app, choose a category, enter the amount, and repeat that process every day. Instead, imagine sending a message in Telegram: > I spent $15 on dinner. That's it. An AI agent automatically categorizes the expense, logs it into Notion, updates your database, and even asks follow up questions if something isn't clear. It feels less like using a finance app and more like texting a personal assistant. The best productivity systems aren't the most advanced. They're the ones that remove enough friction that you actually use them every day.

A 20-year-old used Claude to build a $40k/month business without ever hiring a designer or writer. He didn’t use it to write emails. He used it to interview himself. > Claude asked one question at a time > pulled out his skills and the problems he’d solved > packaged it into a $1,000 digital product then picked his video topics to sell it No big audience. Every video gets 500 to 1,000 views. Convert one buyer per thousand and that’s the whole game.

@Adea0x Thank you for the info🫡 i hope these 4 businesses make a lot of money

There's a guy on Polymarket quietly turning sports events into an ATM. $3,000,000+ profit. Bot-automated. Spreads and totals only. No one's talking about this. I'm gonna copytrade him because he looks like an insider. According to his profile: > @sovereign2013?r=ostap" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@sovereign2013…

Someone just showed up on Polymarket and broke it. Account created yesterday. Only bets on BTC. 11 predictions. 11 wins. $41,000 in under 24 hours - then walked away clean. How does someone do that? According to the profile: > polymarket.com/profile/%40ugo…