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🚨 NEW: MoonPay is now live on ChatGPT's App Store, letting users buy crypto tokens directly within the app.

OpenAI just copied my open-source project within Codex… Last week I built Backdoor. a localhost proxy that routes any model through Claude Code. I open sourced it and posted it on LinkedIn (got banned for going too viral but that's another story) 72 hours later OpenAI ships it inside Codex. then Greg Brockman tweets "the model alone is no longer the product" — my literal thesis I'm not mad. This is the best validation ever. open source link in replies if you want to use it within Claude Code🫡

A memory chip fund is now the fastest-growing ETF in history: The Memory ETF, $DRAM, accumulated $6.5 billion in assets in just 27 trading sessions since its April 2nd launch, faster than any ETF in history. By comparison, the Bitcoin ETF, $IBIT, which previously held this record, took 30 trading sessions to cross this threshold. $DRAM is now up +84% since April 2nd, topping a record $10 billion in assets over 30 trading sessions. Furthermore, the fund ranks among the top 10 US ETFs by year-to-date inflows, out of over 5,000 listed funds. $DRAM is also now in the top 20 most traded ETFs by volume, up from the 34th most traded at the start of May. The memory chip trade is hotter than ever.

You think it's just a teenager doing a harmless prank on TikTok It's not During that call he recorded and posted, he was selling. He was selling fake garbage crypto tokens to old people. Same playbook as Wolf of Wall Street. Same script. Same close. Different decade. He finds 70 year old grandmothers. Lonely widows. People who answer landlines on a Sunday. He warms them up. He tells them their grandkids are making money on this new thing called crypto. Then he sells them his coin. The one he minted on Pump fun two weeks ago. After the call he sends them a guide on WhatsApp. Step by step. Download Coinbase. Verify ID with your driver's license. Buy USDC. Open Phantom. Send the USDC to Phantom. Open Pump fun. Paste this contract address. Click buy. He walks them through every screen. They follow it. They send him 200, 400, sometimes 800 dollars from their pension. He dumps his bag the same hour. The chart drops 94%. They watch their money disappear in real time on a phone they barely know how to unlock. They call back. He doesn't answer. The TikTok caption is "another easy day." The times change. The pitch doesn't. The medium doesn't. The grandmother on the other end of the line in 1994 bought a fake biotech penny stock from a kid in Long Island. The grandmother in 2026 buys a Pump fun memecoin from a kid in his bedroom with a ring light. Same crime. Better software. The TikTok is still up. The comments still say he is hilarious.