Neal O'Grady

@zdubs33 @deptofagri was it sorta like this? or were they into it?

I'm working at a coffee shop today and one of the baristas commented that they liked my @deptofagri hat I wish I could have recorded the look on their faces as I proceeded to explain to them how I spent $100 on it and that it pays me real money every week, over $150 I got it

when you want to drink from the data fire hose

@trycodex @tempo really fun getting claude to analyze prediction markets and crypto directly with this

You can now ask your agent: "Get me a list of trending prediction markets" And thanks to our integration with @tempo, they can do it without creating an account or an API key. Just $0.001 per request on Tempo. Install our skill to get started: codex.io/agents

@Julian need to install the sound dampeners like they have near amsterdams airport

@NealOGrady too loud sadly, but man are they cute. i think about it now and then. but i don't want my neighbors killing me

i live on ranch, and it cost me less than buying an apartment in california. the downside is isolation from city life. if that doesn't bother you, quality of life shoots up. you'll become obsessed with animals 😂 i have 2 mini cows, mini horses, poodles. must stop, but... learning to train them is too fun. i've included a video of my mini cow giving "hello friend" head nods to my new mini horse i'm also building a soundshed on the property with two hifi audio systems to incept my friends to fall in love with the hobby. over time, you also become interested in being off grid. think solar, starlink, rain catchment, cattle + chickens, herb + fruit + veggie garden. life slows down and you start to value building these skills—to self-sustain. going outside between Zoom calls and just looking at the trees and hearing wind rustle through them is so calming. this is how i grow up. shouldn't have done a full 15 years in the city in between. i've built a bunch of guest cabins, and friends can come stay for a couple weeks at a time. i put guitars + pianos + hifi in their cabins so they can feel creative next up is a giant golf cart racing course that traverses through the property

@seyong we're going to go from being weird crypto apps to being the go-to finance apps

two things i’m absolutely certain of: 1). EVERYTHING will come onchain. simply a matter of how/when, not if 2). the lifecycle of a trade will start earlier and earlier ipo -> pre-ipo -> series G -> F -> E -> D -> C -> B -> A -> seed extended hours -> weekends -> 24/7

@seyong I guess they forgot how many fees they paid to get onchain in the first place

same ppl that complain about fomo fees have been paying twice that to other apps/terminals for years 😭

@Julian @lpolovets thanks

@lpolovets happy birthday, leo!

@zora woooo, congrats guys!

The world’s attention market is now live on Solana.

@definedfi @megaeth @kumbaya_xyz Yeeehaw

MegaETH is live on Defined.fi! 🎉 Congratulations on your launch, @megaeth! 🚀 We've also added support for @kumbaya_xyz launchpad tokens🤝 Be sure to check out trending MegaETH tokens here 👇 defined.fi/tokens/discove…

@razoreth you need one chart for each gb of RAM you have

You ever have those days where you just need to look at 64 charts at the same time? Soon you'll be able to.

@holy_moses7 Put this man in jail for insider trading

This account was created 40 minutes ago. He already has a $160k position on a US strike on Iran today. This is the only market he is betting on, does he know something?

@trycodex @solana_stream @Bitquery_io @coingecko @birdeye_data

@solana_stream @Bitquery_io @coingecko @birdeye_data

If you need realtime token price data with super low latency (Solana/multi-chain heavy)... Here's the top list @Bitquery_io: sub-second streaming, Solana DEX trades god-tier @coingecko (WebSocket): sub-second prices, trusted millions @birdeye_data: classic powering leading players, few mins setup @DexScreener: fast DEX prices/charts, zero-auth easy @mobulaio: 10-200ms beast, powering top terminals @JupiterExchange: Solana swaps + realtime price feeds lightning @DefiLlama: onchain aggregate, reliable realtime prices @DexCheck_io: wallet PNL with realtime price tracking @coinglass_com: liquidation + price OHLC realtime @artemis: great analytics, realtime fundamentals + historical prices Bonus: @Dune dashboards, @tokenterminal pulling, @kiyotaka_ai heatmaps! Where you choose?

@cryptorover From very crypto native people

@cryptorover $48k volume

💥BREAKING: POLYMARKET SIGNALS BITCOIN TO OUTPERFORM GOLD AND THE S&P 500 IN 2026

@yatharthmaan Honestly I’ve always thought AOC is at least 10x smarter than the founder who’s worked on mapping, payments, electric cars, autonomous vehicles, robotics, manufacturing, solar, batteries, brain computer interfaces, rockets, AI, and satellite internet

Larry Page: “Elon is one of the people who genuinely understands physics and applies it.” Sergey Brin: “Elon is someone who thinks extremely deeply about hard technical problems.” Eric Schmidt: “Elon is extremely smart. He thinks about problems at a fundamental physics level.” Satya Nadella: “Elon has a deep understanding of engineering trade-offs.” Yann LeCun: “He’s a very smart guy and I’m in awe of some of his projects.” Jeff Dean: “Elon Musk is extremely capable technically.” Andrew Ng: “Elon is clearly very smart and technically capable, even when I disagree with him.” Neil deGrasse Tyson: “Elon Musk understands engineering at a level that most CEOs do not.” Chris Hadfield: “Elon Musk is clearly very intelligent and serious about engineering.” Andrej Karpathy: “Elon has an incredible ability to reason from first principles. It’s very rare.” Tom Mueller: “He’s a super smart guy and he learns from talking to people. He’s so sharp, he just picks it up.” Jim Cantrell: “Elon taught himself rocket science faster than anyone I’ve ever seen. And I’ve been doing this my whole career.” Robert Zubrin: “Elon Musk is a brilliant engineer with an extraordinary ability to cut through nonsense.” George Church: “Elon Musk is extraordinarily intelligent and unusually well-read across sciences.” Vaclav Smil: “Elon Musk is a very intelligent engineer, though overly optimistic.” Miguel Nicolelis: “Elon Musk is a brilliant mind, even when he overreaches.” George Hotz: “Elon is actually very smart. People underestimate how technical he really is.” Sal Khan: “Elon Musk is a deeply intelligent person who genuinely understands the science behind what he’s building.” Mark Cuban: “Elon is very smart and ahead of the curve.” Naval Ravikant: “Elon Musk is operating at a different intellectual level.” Rodney Brooks: “Elon Musk is smart and technically literate, even if provocative.” Cory Doctorow: “Elon Musk is obviously very smart. That’s not in dispute.” Tim Urban: “Elon Musk is one of the deepest first-principles thinkers I’ve ever encountered.” Uday Kotak: “Elon Musk is a genius in the way he combines engineering with execution.”

Powered by @trycodex 😎

gmonad! Real-time charts, transactions, and trading for @monad are live on Defined.fi! All major DEXes supported including: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, LFJ, DYORSwap, Nad.fun, Printr, and more! Discover trending tokens here👇 defined.fi/tokens/discove…

@Rainmaker1973 @grok remotely true?

New researsh shows ice is slippery because of electrical charges — not pressure and friction. For almost 200 years, the prevailing explanation for ice’s slipperiness was that friction or pressure from a skate, boot, or tire melted a microscopic film of water on the surface, creating a lubricating layer. A new study from Saarland University has overturned that long-standing idea. Instead, the true cause lies in the electric fields generated by molecular dipoles. When any object contacts ice, the partial charges in its own molecules interact with the highly ordered dipole arrangement of water molecules in the ice crystal. This electrostatic tug-of-war loosens the topmost layer of the ice lattice, transforming it into a thin, disordered, quasi-liquid film—without any need for heat or significant pressure. Remarkably, this self-lubrication mechanism works even at temperatures approaching absolute zero, where thermal energy is virtually absent and conventional pressure-melting or frictional heating theories completely break down. In those extreme conditions, ice remains slippery simply because its surface molecules are electrically vulnerable. The discovery fundamentally rewrites our understanding of one of nature’s most familiar phenomena. Beyond settling a centuries-old debate, it has immediate practical implications: from designing better winter tires and non-slip surfaces that actually work on ice, to engineering superior skis, ice skates, and even advanced nanomaterials that perform reliably in cryogenic environments. By revealing the dominant role of intermolecular electric forces, the research opens entirely new avenues for controlling friction and adhesion at the molecular scale—potentially transforming fields from winter sports equipment to aerospace and nanotechnology. ["Cold Self-Lubrication of Sliding Ice", Physical Review Letters, 2025]