shoosh
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bro got pulled into a room and yelled at, deleting tweets
i believe SOL is rotten to the core, from the intellectually dishonest narrative chasing leadership (finance! no wait memes! no wait perps!) to the onchain culture that glorifies rugs
sell your sol and save your spirit
vibhu@vibhu
Congrats to Hyperliquid on the latest milestone. Incredible product, execution, token, team. And a goated community with an immune response that reminds me of Solana in 2023/2024. The industry is better off with value accruing to the networks people are using today to solve real problems at scale, with real revenues to back it up. Feel free to reply/QT with all your screenshots to dunk on me. But seriously, well done to the team.
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shoutout to this homie who sold this strangle days before Space X and Openai's IPO launch
Derive.xyz@DeriveXYZ
Trader lays out a $24M short strangle on $HYPE 📉 Sold 250,000x Jun 26 $32 Put @ $0.13 📈 Sold 250,000x Jun 26 $60 Call @ $1.00 Thesis: HYPE stays range-bound through June. Sell both sides, collect premium.
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shoosh retweetledi
A few thoughts on incentives on CT
CT incentivizes bad habits. It rewards gamblers, not professionals.
(a) Calling tops and bottoms, or swinging for the fences on high R:R trades is what gets engagement. But that engagement is built on survivorship bias: rare hits get celebrated and amplified, while the far more numerous misses quietly disappear. Nobody accounts for sample size, so a lucky call looks like skill and people accumulate followers based on that.
(b) Meanwhile, the strategies that are actually +EV earn you no social brownie points. Simple reason: Good strategies suck ass. Nobody is interested in doing shit that sucks ass. And they think people that do shit that sucks, suck ass themselves. Sucks ass, innit? They don't catch the exact top or bottom. They work, but they're not sensational enough to feed the engagement machine.
The result is a warped incentive structure: visibility is tied to the unprofitable approach in (a), which tricks you into thinking that's the right way to trade. The boring, ass-sucky, profitable approach in (b) is what actually compounds, but it gets ignored because it doesn't generate clout.
CT rewards noise, not results. CT sucks ass, but I love CT <3
Ryan Wright@baynkr
Raw returns are bullshit. The biggest returns you see on trading Twitter aren’t proof of skill. They’re usually proof of who’s closest to blowing up. Welcome to Scoreboard Culture™ (1/8)
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JUST IN: Estonia announces it will strengthen cooperation with Ukraine to enhance air defense capabilities following today's drone incursion.
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I have no words for how unusable gemini 3.5 is in antigravity
absolutely no words.
it's spitting like 1,000 TPS at me and half of it is just this
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@_stevenhl ah man, i hope that's rage bait not an actual take from their "product" guy
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Hi Vibhu,
I know you're new in the perps dex space so here's some tips.
Looking at volume in isolation has no signal. It sounds counterintuitive, but it turns out volume can be faked!
This is what Hyperliquid volume & OI is relative to incumbent CEX's.
Hope this helps.
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@lukecannon727 Man I Sure Wonder Who Could Be Subsidizing That Activity
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Most of @PreStocks' volume on OpenAI, Anthropic, & other "tokenized SPVs" on Solana seems to be wash trading
And they're not really trying to hide it... (see image)
I filtered wallets by:
- similar # of buys to sells
- small but negative pnl
- multiple buys/sells (conservative)
These criteria returned 1600+ wallets responsible for $760M or ~63% of PreStock's total volume
Possible some mev/arb bots got included, though not sure where else they would be profitable
Also unclear to me are these traders' intentions. Volume spoofing? Airdrop farming?
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Switched over to @aarondfrancis's soloterm.com today and the meta harness idea is breaking my brain (in a good way).
It doesn't replace Claude Code (or your harness of choice), it sits above it. One primary agent can spawns other agents, run commands, reads logs, write to-dos and scratchpads for all agents, and wake itself up when the workers finish.
No more multiple terminals with split panels scattered on my desktop.
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@KobeissiLetter hopefully not going to be the storyline in squid game season 3 when it all comes crashing down
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Risk appetite in South Korea is exploding:
Margin loans outstanding on Korean stocks are up to a record $24.3 billion.
Since the start of 2025, margin debt has surged +140% and is up +32% since the beginning of this year alone.
To put this into perspective, the value of leveraged bets on Korean stocks was ~$5.0 billion in 2020.
This also likely understates the real scale, given that many loans taken out to buy stocks are labeled under other categories.
Meanwhile, domestic investors have poured ~$25.3 billion into South Korean shares year-to-date.
Retail investors in South Korea are aggressively rushing into stocks.
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very nice workflow.
ive been thinking about this + linked nutrition tracker in one workflow and link it to a hermes/openclaw agent to ping each 2-4 hours to ask for updates or send it photos of food/barcodes that aren't yet added in your db, etc.
im sure there is probably something out there that might cover 70% of this for $30 a month, but it's rewarding getting your own stuff to work
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Really simple:
strava.com/settings/api → My API Application
For me Apple Watch populates Strava, I fairly regularly add notes (to runs, when actively training for something)
Then this now runs and pulls into Notion database.
Which I then have an agent reason over based on custom instructions to act as a de facto running coach
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Okay, next @NotionHQ Worker is now set up.
Codex replaced my old n8n flow that pulled Strava workouts into my Notion training database - it worked but it was brittle.
The new Worker runs every 3 hrs*, checks recent Strava activity, matches each workout to the right training-plan page, and appends the actuals.
It handles different workout types differently: runs get splits/pace/HR, interval sessions use Strava laps where available, rides pull ride-specific metrics, and weight sessions get duration, heart rate, and notes without splits.
Based on Notion’s Worker pricing after August 11, this should cost roughly 60¢ a month total 😎
It also means I have no more active n8n automations and no need to keep it.
*only because worker interval flexibility is limited
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@LambDownUnder @MarkoMatvikov they left the gas tax out as well, which has been a big movement on both sides. i suspect they will use this as a wildcard and at the same time limit CGT to just housing
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Agree. All they had to do was make their changes to residential property only and support would be fairly broad.
Extending it to all assets and trusts hurts younger investors and small businesses disproportionately.
ALP aren't stupid. They can see the rise of ONP and likely gamed this out to win politically.
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My prediction is it’ll be restricted to residential property and the 30% flat rate will revert to the individual’s marginal income tax rate.
In exchange for additional funding (for rent assistance, social housing or the like) for support from the Greens through the Senate.
Labor already anticipates this - but we’ve all got to play along with the political charade to ensure it happens.
Labor will claim they listened and adjusted - and they’ll snooker the opposition having opposed it outright, rather than outlining their conditions for support.
taipan168@taipan168
If the ALP had limited the change in CGT to existing residential investment properties, it would have widespread support. But no, they had to go after all assets, showing they either don't know what they're doing, or they do and they are anti-aspiration. afr.com/policy/tax-and…
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shoosh retweetledi
@mattpocockuk your website is.. a lot like factory.ai - no hate, I know because I love it and have tried to copy parts of it myself.
nice work!
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Stay up to date with all my skills here:
aihero.dev/s/nEn3WV
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/grill-me is my most popular skill ever.
I get 5-10 messages a day about how it’s changed people’s workflows for the better
But… I’ve stopped using it for code. Here’s the improved version:
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@warpdotdev
I will move across from Zed if you allowed local folder /explorer for ssh/remote sessions
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