Jendrix

Everyone's in their feelings right now talking about how the crypto bear market "came out of nowhere." Black swan this, unprecedented that. Let me be real with you... it wasn't a black swan. There were many signs. You just weren't reading them. I called the turn on August 18th. Not after the fact. Not in hindsight. While it was happening. I know it was a shit post but I stood firm. So let me walk you through what was painfully obvious if you were paying attention. The first thing screaming at you was risk appetite. People were slapping 5x, 10x, even 20x leverage on anything with a ticker. That's not conviction, that's euphoria. And euphoria has never once in the history of markets ended well. When greed becomes the baseline sentiment, you're not early anymore. You're late. Then there was market structure. Distribution at 120k was textbook. Six months of heavy selling into strength, institutions exiting while retail celebrated "new paradigm." The liquidation candles told the story. Volume never lies. If you pulled up the daily chart, the story was right there. Liquidation candles were dwarfing the Bull ones. Sellers weren't just present, they were dominant. The market was telling you exactly what it was about to do. Most people just didn't want to hear it. And then came the final signal, the one that has never failed me across two previous bear markets. My phone started blowing up. Friends, family, people I hadn't heard from in years, all suddenly asking me what to buy. When the people who don't understand market structure start asking for financial advice, the top is either here or already behind you. That signal is undefeated. So when I see people say "this doesn't make sense," I see one of two things. Either you don't understand how markets move, or this is your first cycle. Both are fine. But don't call it a black swan when the warnings were written across the sky. My game plan going into 2025 was simple. Ride the wave through summer, start pulling risk off the table, and look to close out fully somewhere between October and December. That's not a guess. That's pattern recognition built from surviving cycles that wiped out most of the people giving you advice right now. This is what understanding price action can do for you. Simple strategy, low stress results. The market doesn't lie. It just whispers before it screams. Learn to listen.

@AlexFinn Do you recommend telegram over discord now?

MASSIVE OpenClaw upgrade you need to implement: Telegram threading Reduces cost, keeps context clean, and organizes your conversations into topics Here's how to implement it (super easy): 1. Start a new group chat in Telegram 2. Add your bot 3. Go into BotFather and edit the settings for your OpenClaw bot 4. Disable group privacy 5. Add admin rights 6. Go back to the group and click the three dots in top right 7. Add topics. Make a topic for each major thing you talk about with your agent. I have one for my community, another for the app I'm building, one for content, and others 8. Tag your bot and send a message (you should only have to tag them once, then you can just send messages normally) And boom you're done. You can now chat with your bot in Telegram and keep the messages and context organized This will save you money because only the context from your thread will be sent to your bot when you message them Will save you time because all your messages will now be neatly organized Huge upgrade

@KintsuShiitake God bless

MAYA IS ALIVE 💜 Born 24th March 3:52pm Irish Time 3.42kg 7lb 10oz First 10 minutes were best case scenario So far SO GOOD

Has anyone tried using Ai for their taxes yet?

@AlexFinn You should be using Claude to code and codex to debug.

Massive move from Claude Claude can now control your entire computer. Just tested and it actually works really well. Definitely will use it regularly Does this kill OpenClaw? Well…no for many reasons. It’s still in Anthropic’s closed garden. The future is open and model agnostic For instance on my 2nd computer I have a local version of Qwen 3.5 running. It continuously scans specific websites for business opportunities (for free) 24/7/365 If I wanted to make changes to this automation, I would send a message to my OpenClaw on Telegram. It would then SSH into my DGX Spark, download a new local model if it needs to, load it into memory, then use it as a tool whenever it wants to do a scan. If it doesn’t know how to do any step here, it’ll create its own skill This will never be possible with Claude. You simply will never be able to leverage other models when necessary that complete tasks the Claude line can’t do. (And obviously you’ll never be able to do anything locally) Also for reasons I 100% understand, there are guardrails all over Claude that would make it difficult to complete most of those tasks (a lot of what I described introduces a ton of security risks) Claude is still awesome though. Claude Code is still an amazing, if not the best way to write code. Adding these computer use tools into Claude Code makes it an even more compelling product I’m a daily Claude Code user and think EVERYONE should be including it in their daily routine But it’s simply not a general purpose, open, customizable, self improving agent I would use Claude over OpenClaw if: • You have no interest in tinkering with or customizing your AI agent • Are paying for the $200 a month Max plan and have no interest in using other AI models • If your entire workflow is at the computer (still find the remote/telegram Claude stuff unreliable at the moment) But if you think this is a replacement for OpenClaw I think it proves you don’t even really know what OpenClaw is, let alone have ever used it If I’m you I’m muting/blocking every engagement farmer who will quote the post below with “OPENCLAW IS DEAD” and then put some cringe reaction gif of John Hamm dancing or Ryan gosling slowly taking his sunglasses off since I guess those reaction videos are now an algo hack.

AI literally builds and expands itself with human guidance. Human guidance is literally connecting it to a device and telling the AI to go at it. Quite simple. The next best thing for humans is to learn what it’s doing so you can help the next person set it up. Accelerate.

@zachxbt Doing the lords work

1/ I uncovered a coordinated network of 10+ accounts manufacturing viral panic about war and politics to drive traffic to crypto scams. Strategy: >Purchase accounts with followers >Doompost multiple times per day >Repost content from alt accounts >Promote fake giveaway or scam >Change username

@KobeissiLetter The propaganda machines are churning

This is absolutely insane: At 7:04 AM ET today, President Trump said “the US and Iran have had productive discussions" to end the Iran War. By 7:10 AM ET, the S&P 500 surged +240 points adding +$2 TRILLION in market cap. 27 minutes later, Iran completely denied all of President Trump's claims and said there has been "no contact" with the US. By 8:00 AM ET. the S&P 500 had fallen -120 points erasing -$1 trillion in market cap. That's a $3 TRILLION swing market cap in 56 minutes, just in the S&P 500. What is happening here?

@steipete Lol I think this guy might be using it wrong.

This guy emailed me asking for a *token session refund* because his claw made mistakes. 🙃

@garrytan Couldn’t agree more. Markdown files are simple. Installing, managing, and displaying data is the sweet spot

For agentic systems founders and dev tools founders: People do not want to pay for raw markdown and they shouldn't have to. But they may pay for orchestration, hosting, updates, collaboration, portability, analytics, and managed execution. These can be great businesses.

If you’re not using Claude to build your PRD, you’re missing a big opportunity. If you’re not using GPT-5.4 to audit Claude’s code, you’re missing many bugs. The power of both combined is unmatched.

Claude looking at openclaw

There’s only 2 perspectives on bitcoin rn. The bottoms in (200 ma bounce) Or This was a relief zone before we go lower (52k bottom) Which one do you subscribe to?

@zodchiii Shots fired

> you mass read 90 AI tools in one article > screenshot the list > star 0 of them > send to 3 group chats > "bro look this is huge" > never open it again > you save it to bookmarks > next to the other 47 saved AI threads > meanwhile some kid installed 3 tools > and shipped a SaaS > you mass starred 500 repos this year > he made $500k > you made a reading list, back to scrolling

@thehealthb0t Great idea. We should

“He may bankrupt the vaccine manufacturers & then no-one gets a vaccine”

@NoahEpstein_ This is the defi 2021 of Ai. Most will die, the others will be bought

Gold shorts are playing out very nicely. Called this a few days ago in my private TG chat. If you want the breakdown DM for access to the group. I give daily market perspectives.

I’ve always been curious: why do people prefer to talk to AI rather than type to it? There has to be some sort of privacy expectation in there, right?

Collabor8 beta is done. Time to target my music people.

@TansuYegen @Stonedpipez Sounds like gen z

A robot in China just smashed some dishes started dancing instead of working 😂

@thedefiedge Honestly the way to go

I swear as soon as I start getting some traction with OpenClaw, everyone's talking about Perplexity and Hermes. Gonna stick to OpenClaw for now. Just wanna focus on mastering 1 tool rather than have bright shiny object syndrome.