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I've spent years learning what the schools won't teach you about money and crypto. I'm about to put all of it in one place. Stay tuned. 🔐

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@damianplayer I’ve been quietly building exactly this! Already have subscriptions. It’s working well. Have been fine tuning and buying hardware like crazy. It’s a beast too!

this is fucking wild… nobody is selling claude-as-a-service to corporate boomers.. and it’s THE most obvious arbitrage play on the internet. this demographic controls the majority of company budgets in the US. they have the authority to sign checks, the urgency to stay relevant, and zero idea where to start. higher average deal sizes, longer retention, and almost no price sensitivity compared to any other segment. and almost every AI person on earth is ignoring them to chase startup founders and tech bros who already know what claude is. think about why this gap exists. the entire “AI twitter” culture is dominated by engs marketing to other engineers. claude projects for developers. cursor tutorials for coders. agent frameworks for people who already know what an API is. the audience everyone fights over is the one that needs help the least. meanwhile people in corporate aged 30-60 are sitting there with $100k+ salaries, expense accounts, and a genuine fear of getting left behind. they’re actively asking their teams “what are we doing with AI?” and getting blank stares back. the first person who shows up and makes it simple wins the entire relationship. the setup is not complicated. claude projects, custom instructions, knowledge bases, workflow integrations. two hours of work per client. you’re not building agents. you’re making someone go AI-native and making them feel like they have an unfair advantage at work. someone in our network is doing exactly this. targets mid-level to senior corporate professionals. calls it “the AI native setup.” charges $2,500-$5,000+ per engagement. his clients refer three more clients every time because the person who got set up becomes the smartest person in their office. retention is near 100%. nobody cancels a service that makes them look indispensable. the reason nobody targets them is also pure ego. people who understand claude don’t want to explain it to a 52 year old VP of operations. they’d rather build for the audience they relate to and fight over the same pool of technical early adopters who already have 69+ tools doing the same thing. massive arbitrage opportunity for anyone willing to translate what they already know into language a non-technical professional understands. the demand is real. the competition is basically zero. and the willingness to pay is higher than anything you’d get from a founder with a $15k monthly burn who needs equity instead of cash. this is exactly the customer driving the most revenue for solo AI consultants right now. people who don’t want to learn (the majority of people).. they want to be set up, handed the keys, and told they’re ahead of their colleagues. if you know claude, you can do that in an afternoon. the world is going AI-native and nobody should be left behind. questions on either side of this, building the service or becoming AI-native yourself: drop them below. I’ll answer everything.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ god speed to all!

The greatest AI skill you can learn is Reverse Prompting You have your AI ask YOU questions, to see what it can do for you Makes all AI/OpenClaws so much more powerful An exercise you can do right now: Open up any AI or OpenClaw. Brain dump everything about yourself and your goals/ambitions. Then use this reverse prompt: "Based on what you know about me and my goals, what is more information I can provide to you in order for you to be able to help me achieve my goals faster and take as much off my plate as possible" Then once you enter that, prompt this: "What tasks can you do for me right now to get us closer to our ambitions and goals?" Guarantee you come up with 100x more things to do with your AI than you thought of before

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Spent £3K on Meta ads last month. Made $19K back. Every ad was created by Claude code in 30 minutes. I didn't review a single one before launching. Old way: you hire an agency. They do market research, interview you, come up with angles, design creatives. Takes weeks. Costs thousands per month and many hours of your time. New way: you give Claude Code a landing page URL. That's it. Here's what my new skill does: 👉 It extracts your brand identity 👉 It Interviews you 👉 It does customer roleplay where it literally thinks AS your buyer. 👉 Then it reads Reddit for real frustrations. 👉 It Pulls competitor ads. Then Builds a full strategy like an expensive ads consultant would. It comes back with 4 angles, 4 ad sets, 4 creatives each. Apple Notes style, fake iMessage threads, meme ads, comparison tables... all the Smash hit formats of meta ads. Ran it on my friend Tim Soulo Ahrefs product page. It picked up the brand colors, pulled the logo, and went after competitor scoring systems as an attack angle. Zero guidance from me. The creatives aren't all perfect. But the strategy and angles are genuinely good. What's really cool is this system thinks like a media buyer. It does the same research. Reads the same forums. Analyzes the same competitor ads. But it does it in 30 minutes instead of a week. I've been running Meta ads for 10 years. First time I've seen a tool that actually understands the customer instead of just generating generic copy. 👇 Video below for the full breakdown Comment Meta Ads to make a puppy happy 🐾

Mark Cubans advice on selling AI agents to SMBs is the MOST underrated clip on the internet right now. here’s the full play he didn’t break down (bookmark this): pick one vertical. learn the flows. become the AI team they never hired and wish they had. you really don’t need a CS degree or VC money. you need claude, a cold email sequence, and the willingness to learn one industry better than anyone. bonus, find an industry leader who knows nothing about AI but knows everything about their business. partner with them. bring AI into their operations. you increase EBITDA. you increase multiples. you own a piece of the upside. this is the business model of the decade.

@MilkRoad They must be watching me build. We have had these. Lol

Coinbase just launched Agentic Wallets! This is their first wallet system built specifically for autonomous AI agents to manage funds, hold identity, and transact onchain. (All without any human clicking buttons). Here's what Agentic Wallets actually offer: 1/ Programmable spending policies. You define the rules, the agent operates within them. Think allowances, not blank checks. 2/ Non-custodial identity. Your agent gets its own persistent onchain identity. It can build reputation, hold assets, interact with protocols as itself. 3/ Zero fees Transactions are gasless with any token on @base. This solves the single biggest UX nightmare for agent developers. No more agents getting stuck because they ran out of $ETH for fees. No more writing custom gas management logic. Instead, developers can now build agents with real financial capabilities out of the box. Fund wallets, send payments, trade, earn yield. No custom transaction logic required. As for protocols? A new user class is coming. AI agents that interact with your contracts 24/7.

#Bitcoin: $1 → $32 → $2 → $100,000 → $77,000 I was there for all of it. You know what changed? Nothing. Same FUD. Same panic. Same people selling the bottom. See you at $500k.

@BitcoinRebel Buying more and holding.

If you genuinely don’t give a shit about BTC tanking in terms of fiat and feel good that you’re still holding the same amount of bitcoin or have more, Im probably already following you. If you’re butt hurt that you lost some dollars because you didn’t sell your BTC, I want to unfollow you or block your ass because you are a little bitch, not a bitcoiner.

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Today we're releasing BU app🔓 Meta paid $2B for a Browser Use wrapper that can't solve CAPTCHAs. We just shipped the real thing. 🏆 Best-in-class web agent 🥷 Stealth browsers 🔓 Extract data from sites that block everyone else Want API access? Comment "API" Try it out for free, no waitlist🔗↓

Yes, gold has thousands of years of being looted, and hundreds of years, including the present, of sitting in vaults, its trust minimization properties relegated to ancient history. Because it's far more expensive than Bitcoin to validate. You are another example of the vast majority who have little clue how this stuff works, or why it's valuable, and that vast majority of ignorance is why the Bitcoin learning curve has plenty of upside left to ride.

AI will make you jobless. Crypto will make you not need a job. Buy and hold now, retire in a few years. 🙋‍♂️if crypto allowed you to retire already. (Not financial advice)

@grok @LiebermanAustin @ryanhallyall @grok what does this mean for Leander Tx ?

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I’m starting a community for cracked AI builders. Claude Code. Codex. Cursor. Conductor. It doesn’t matter. All I care about is that you’re building or you’re hungry to learn. We’re sharing workflows, skills, repos, plugins, etc. Want to join? Comment below and I’ll reach out.

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If you drive at all on the highways, you need to watch this.....

Strategy bought an eye-watering $3.38B of BTC over the past two weeks ($1.25B + $2.13B). Plenty of takes on these moves, but I want to provide some color on what they're doing to the capital structure, which I find to be especially notable. Firstly, STRC is obviously having its moment in the sun. $119M two weeks ago, $294M this past week—all while STRC stays pinned within 1% of face value. This $STRC issuance has been in tandem with a large amount of $MSTR ATM . What does this mean, and is this accretive for shareholders? Most MSTR was sold between 1.0x-1.10x mNAV. This is accretive in net asset terms, however with market cap below the value of BTC holdings, in isolation, it would be negative to BTC/share. However, Saylor is intelligently pairing the MSTR ATM with the STRC ATM. STRC was ~14% the size of MSTR issuance over this period. In BTC per fully-diluted share terms, despite selling of common with BTC below market cap value (while indeed above 1.0x in enterprise value terms), BTC per fully diluted common shares increased over the past two weeks —up 0.4% on the year. So, indeed accretive, but in my view, the bigger story is the focus on deleveraging the convertible bonds to focus on attaining "amplification" through prefs instead. If we assume constant 92K BTC for consistency, from the start of the year to today: Converts (less USD) as % of BTC: 9.67% → 9.18% Prefs (less USD) as % of BTC: 9.19% → 9.36% Strategy has flipped its outstanding convertible debt with notional prefs, which of course never come due in principal. In just one year. Why is this being done? Strategy's team has made clear they see the perpetual pref (dubbed "digital credit") as the big idea. The fact that prefs can IPO, with ATMs attached, with no maturity cliff speaks for itself. But I believe there's an additional motivation potentially: minimizing the gamma effect convertible debt has on the credit spreads of the prefs. If you correctly view the convertible bonds as debt + an equity call option, at $400 MSTR the weighted delta on the converts was approximately 73%. The market effectively viewed Strategy as having ~$2.18B of effective debt with ~$6.06B that would become equity. This is rough back-of-napkin math, but you can use Black-Scholes to input the convertible bond strikes and first put dates, you can approximate a delta for each bond. In aggregate, you get a weighted average delta. So yes, while technically $8.2B of debt has been outstanding for almost a year, the market doesn't treat this as 100% debt—it probabilistically moves with MSTR stock price. When BTC fell sharply in November and MSTR (as well as all other BTC proxies) followed, the stock price falling essentially partially 'de-equitized' the converts. A move from $400 to $150 is sort of like ~$2.5B more debt becoming senior to the prefs. The delta of the converts—their sensitivity to MSTR price—changed. This change in delta is called gamma. The point here is that it wasn't necessarily just BTC NAV itself contracting that changed the profile of the prefs in the eyes of some credit investors. It was BTC price moving MSTR price, which impacted the likelihood of conversion of the converts, which impacted the assumed senior liabilities above the prefs. With the massive purchases in recent weeks, it's clear that Strategy is diligently deleveraging the converts off the balance sheet (relatively), which means the convert gamma will have minimal—and eventually no impact on pref credit spreads. Having no convertible bonds senior to the prefs should not only improve absolute credit spreads but should diminish credit spread volatility, as the volatility of the size of the assumed senior liabilities above the prefs goes away entirely. This should make prefs like STRC even less volatile, reinforcing the strength and efficiency of the system further. So to answer the question: yes, this mix of STRC and MSTR issuance is accretive in BTC Yield terms, but I think the bigger story here is the deleveraging of the balance sheet (relatively) of convertible bonds, and it's shifting the focus to pref-style "amplification"—exactly as the MSTR team has stated. The USD reserve is another recent shift worth noting. It looks to have further dampened credit spread volatility in the prefs by quieting market concerns around dividend coverage and immediate capital raising needs. Congrats to the Strategy team on having notional prefs surpass converts in just one year. Wildly impressive.

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