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@blknoiz06 Bring on Bobby to talk about @dupeapp

ppl asked me for technical analysis on the show gave entry / target / stop for buying spot $NEAR alongside the fundamental thesis & why attention was likely to trend toward this coin again what should we do more/less of? & what guests do you all want us to have on?

Seems mispriced

@mzemlu777 @carlosjmelgar 💯

@carlosjmelgar Feels like one of the best entries on $kellyclaude rn bro 👀

Looking for early projects with potential to get sent. Shill in the comments and include your thesis.

@solunavaxxer I’m triggered by the crypto goes down part

In order to make everybody's experience on the app better, let's make a rule that for every $1m pnl you flex, you must include at least one useful piece of information so that your followers actually gain value from your post. So, on this fine Sunday, let me share several tips and tricks with the approximately 5-10 of you that will see this. 1. The challenge is in acting on what you already know. For example: You already know that over time, stocks go up and crypto goes down. But you need to express that in a trade. Now you can. And what leverage does is help you compress the "over time" part so that results come faster. 2. it doesn't need to be a super fancy/fussy setup with over 100 positions. It can be as simple as longing the indices and shorting eth at a 3:1 ratio. Obvious, right? But instead, everybody does the same old shit rather than capitalize on what is essentially a free money opportunity. 3. The real advantage of having a coherent long/short framework is you can scale it up or down to keep growth consistent, limited only by your margin, your tolerance of volatility and, eventually, liquidity and funding rates. You get much more reliable results than with traditional trading. 4. For hype enjoyers: you don't need to short hype to hedge hype. In my example, that's what the $1m btc short is for. I have a total of 10k spot hype, and by shorting this amount of btc I get volatility-adjusted downside protection while collecting funding. Get paid to have insurance. In 2026, on Hyperliquid, you really have all the tools you need to achieve unbelievable success. You just need to use these tools. bonus tips: - use @pear_protocol to compare individual coins to help you determine sizing within the short basket - use @DefiLlama's LlamaAI for portfolio-level calculations to optimize EV and risk-adjusted return

@mzemlu777 @0xLuo @bankrbot He’s not a serious poster to miss out this and Juno

@0xLuo @bankrbot It seems you should add $kellyclaude to the list.

So there’s a chance to front-run gems before the Bankr Fund invests in them. 🤣 So I took another serious look at the major tokens in the @bankrbot eco. Based on FDV, I think they can roughly be grouped into different tiers: ▫️S Tier (>20M): $LFI, $GITLAWB ▫️A Tier (5–10M): $aeon, $Surplus ▫️B Tier (2–5M): $NOOK, $ClawBank, $SUPERGEMMA ▫️C Tier (1–2M): $HermesOS, $ROBOTMONEY, $cyb3rwr3n, $MiroShark, $grantr, $BOTCOIN, $rootai ▫️D Tier (<1M): $LITCOIN, $WOON, $Delu, $BLOCKTRONICS, $DARKSOL, $evo, $NPM, $CAPACITR ... A lot of them have pulled back quite a bit with the broader market volatility, but some have remained very resilient and still have highly active communities. I believe, just like @igoryuzo said, “Bankr is YC for agentic internet projects”. There are definitely some projects here, and many more to come, that will surprise all of us. And the Bankr eco will continue to thrive, keeping @base as the home for AI agents.

@JackHadfield14 @MarguliesJohann @amaticahealth Love it, thank you for the detailed response

From a research standpoint, diseases that aren’t primarily DNA driven, you would expect a lot more findings from RNA. Hundreds to thousands of altered genes when looking at cohort wide data. But they do answer different questions. Our mission is to identify biomarkers that can diagnose subgroups and predict treatment response, something that has a significantly larger amount of alterations as part of disease mechanism and treatment effects will be more suited for that purpose, compared to something that is fixed from birth. So for our goal, we see RNA as superior to DNA.

Finally received my RNA-seq results from @amaticahealth, I can’t begin to express how grateful I am for the work done by @JackHadfield14 and his team. Truly glad to contribute to research on #MECFS #longcovid this way, and looking forward to spending some time with Claude making sense of all this data!

@JackHadfield14 @MarguliesJohann @amaticahealth Which is why it's more helpful for understanding long covid etc right

Most companies focus on DNA sequencing. We use RNA. DNA tells you which genes you have. RNA helps show which genes your body is actually using at the time the sample is taken, and how active they are. Your DNA is mostly fixed. RNA changes depending on what your body is doing at that moment. For example, DNA can show that hypothetical gene X exists. RNA can show whether gene X is being used at that moment, and how strongly. That makes RNA a much more in-the-moment picture of biology than DNA.

@bryan_johnson @_katetolo Is she hypermobile? There’s a huge link between ehlers danlos and endometriosis very few know about

Examining Kate’s 1% She has suspected endometriosis. This affects at least 1 in 10 women, likely more. Here she’s getting an ultrasound. Historically you needed surgery just to diagnose it (incisions are made in the abdomen). We're doing a non-invasive route. Typically women live with endometriosis for 7-10 years before being diagnosed. It’s the leading reason women aged 30 to 34 get hysterectomies (permanent surgery to entirely remove the uterus). This condition is where endometrial-like tissue starts growing outside the uterus, in ovaries, bowel, bladder, even the diaphragm. This tissue inflames, scars, and glues organs together. Our first step is to find out if @_katetolo has it. Initial measurements we’re doing: + trans vaginal ultrasound + pelvic MRI w and w/o contrast + hormonal labs All during the early part of her cycle to get the clearest picture. During her ultrasound, a slim probe, about the width of two fingers, 10-12 inches long (although only a small portion is inserted) is covered with a protective sheath and lubricant and gently inserted into the vagina (patient has to empty their bladder first). This creates real-time images of the uterus, ovaries, and surrounding pelvic structures. While inserted, the probe is turned 90 degrees to evaluate all the various structures, angles and views. There is no radiation exposure. The technician is looking for scarring, ovarian cysts, adhesions, and for organs that are fused together with tissue. This ultrasound can confirm endometriosis but it cannot rule it out. What endo does to the body: + 90% report pelvic pain + 50% report severe fatigue + 26% report infertility. However many sources cite 30 to 50 percent. + 50% experience pain during sex. + Many have pain with ovulation, bowel movements, and urination + Severe bloating called “endo belly” where the abdomen visibly distends There are a handful of theories about why endometriosis develops but the honest answer is no one is quite sure. We’ll keep you posted on her results.

@grugcapital @C_Angermayer Have you bought some $ENHA ?

Cool to see The Enhanced Games getting so much press, am incredibly excited to attend on Sunday. Shoutout to @C_Angermayer for arranging such a groundbreaking standout event.

A proxy way to invest in cybersecurity threat of Mythos and co?

@Legendaryy $ENHA

How can I long the Enhanced Games? Never cared about the Olympics. Never cared about watching any sports event really. But something about the EG feels very honest and powerful. No hiding and trying to trick doping regulations and drawing arbitrary lines what you can and can’t do. Just figuring out what the human body is capable of.

$ENHA speculative but cheap given the attention

@RorPreston @NBoydGibbins Have you tried pairing with cromolym sodium and ketotifen too?

Literally just started H1+H2 antihistamines in the last few days CNS hyper-sensitivity seems to be the point in the chain I have identified and been able to get at somewhat so far, but interested to see if I have a positive response to this, suggesting mast cell issues are potentially upstream

Mast cell stabilisers seem to be one of the most widely effective treatments for ME/CFS and Long COVID They are not in most cases life changing, but a broad percentage of the disease population report a positive response It raises the question of whether mast cells are key mediators of the disease state, potentially upstream of the CNS axis And a new class of mast cell depleting drugs are coming. Will depleting mast cells have a significant effect in a significant percentage of patients? Something to be hopeful for

Memory shortage lasting WELL past 2026 everyone.. Again, just wait until you see how much memory (and storage) is required for inference/agentic AI.

@bubbleboi Long $AMZN

@tomosman Juno working on it?

One of the biggest opportunities over the next 5 years is helping companies not get hacked by GPT 5.5 and Opus 4.6+ (Mythos) level models. They are more than capable currently to find exploits in 95% of companies. Landing shortly....

Crazy when you can buy zero human companies for sub $2m onchain

@tomosman Zero-human summer incoming

I think Ben might be onto something! Zero-human company tech is just warming up. Gg man.

@Clive_99 This is a @ChrisCamillo trade if I have ever seen one

There’s no fucking way degens care this much about the World Cup.