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@britanianec Yes

@Ruupens その通りです。人々がすぐに理解しない部分に、実際にほとんどの機会が潜んでいます。

A 19-year-old student figured out how to turn sleep into money. No music. No face. No brand. Just rain. $10,000+ a month from uploading 8-hour thunderstorm loops on YouTube. Here’s the “system”: He types a simple prompt into an AI audio tool: “heavy rain, distant thunder, 8 hours, deep sleep atmosphere” In minutes → a full high-quality sleep track is generated. Claude then builds everything else: → SEO-optimized titles → search-heavy descriptions → keyword-packed tags designed to trigger YouTube search (“rain sounds for sleeping”, “deep sleep white noise”, “thunderstorm ambience 8 hours”) He pairs it with a static image. Uploads. And walks away. While he’s in class, sleeping, living his life — the videos are running 24/7 in the background, farming watch time for hours per viewer. YouTube pays per attention minute… and sleep content is basically infinite attention. No personality. No editing. No audience building. Just: prompt → upload → passive income loop. One channel, a few uploads a week, and the algorithm does the rest. This isn’t content creation anymore. It’s attention arbitrage while people sleep.

@Anas1BTC The real product here isn’t AI content — it’s distribution

This AI account on Instagram is making $19k just from subscriptions charging $4 per month from 3715 subscribers for literally zero value AI content There are thousands of accounts on Instagram making shit ton of money with less $200 cost.

@ViktoriaKanjok ???

@Ruupens Wtf?????

BREAKING:🚨🚨🚨 $8.9B in insider buying. 917 buys. 0 sells. If this data is even close to accurate… Something big is about to move. The real question: What are they positioning for that retail hasn’t seen yet?

@britanianec Exactly — and that’s where most opportunities actually hide, in the parts people don’t immediately understand

@Ruupens その通りです – そして、それがさらに目立たなくなればなるほど、人々が価値が実際にどこから来ているのか理解するのが難しくなります。

If this is true, the real question isn’t what they’re buying, but what they’re preparing for

@bryan_johnson Wtf?

18 years of effort to reach 1M followers on X. Was it worth it? > 116 days time spent > 16,686 posts > guessing 10 min per post > 793,070 replies > first 500K, 16 yrs > second 500K, 2 yrs

@britanianec Exactly — and the more invisible it gets, the harder it is for people to understand where the value is actually coming from.

@Ruupens そうですね、自動化されると見えない部分が多いですね。

@StarPlatinum_ The most insane part isn’t the money — it’s how one retail investor exposed the entire system’s fragility.

This trader turned $53,000 into $48,000,000. Keith Gill was born in 1986 in Massachusetts. He was a talented runner and the first in his family to graduate college. In 2019, he worked at a quiet finance job. Nobody knew that in his free time, he was building an army online. On Reddit, he was “DeepFuckingValue” On YouTube, Roaring Kitty. He posted videos and spreadsheets about one stock almost everyone thought was dead: GameStop. At first, no one cared. But Gill kept buying and posting. His thesis was simple. A new console cycle was coming. GameStop had millions of loyal customers And activist Ryan Cohen was starting to circle the company. Gill saw a turnaround. June 2019, he put $53,000 into GameStop. For months, he was alone. Just a man with a meme cat avatar and an idea. Then in late 2020, Ryan Cohen joined the board. GameStop’s price started to move. By January 2021 GameStop became the most shorted stock in the market. Retail traders on Reddit bought Wall Street hedge funds were trapped. The stock started to go up. On January 27, GME hit $483 intraday. Gill’s position peaked at $48 million. That same day Robinhood and other brokers stopped retail traders from buying. The price collapsed from $500 to $193 in hours. Gill lost $14.8 million in one day. But he didn’t sell. His message was clear. “I’m still in.” The next day, the media revealed his identity. The anonymous cat avatar now had a face. Lawmakers demanded answers. Some accused Gill of leading a pump and dump scheme. On February 18, 2021, Gill testified before Congress. He explained his position step by step Then he ended with a line “I am not a cat, I like the stock.” After April 2021, Gill disappeared completely. For three years he was inactive in social media Nothing but silence. Until one day of 2024 On May 12, 2024, he returned with a single cryptic tweet. Days later, he revealed a massive new position: 5 million shares and 120,000 call options. GameStop exploded again, rising 167% in just weeks as Gill returned. His comeback didn’t last long. Roaring Kitty is no longer active on social media, and his appearances are rare. Only a few random memes now and then. Recently one hinted at a possible return. But for now the kitty stays quiet.

The wild part is: this is just one of many unknown early actors in Bitcoin.

In 2010, someone known only as ArtForz quietly took control of ~25% of the Bitcoin network. At the time, Bitcoin was worth pennies. The entire network ran on laptops. And Satoshi had one simple request: “Don’t switch to GPU mining — it will break fairness.” Most people agreed. He didn’t. ⸻ He built his own GPU mining system and turned it on in secret. While others mined at ~10 MH/s… He was running 100x faster. Within weeks, he was dominating the network. ⸻ But that wasn’t even the crazy part. He also: * exploited early Bitcoin timestamp bugs * mined thousands of extra blocks * potentially generated tens of thousands of BTC through protocol flaws * and simultaneously reported critical vulnerabilities to Satoshi He was both: 👉 the biggest miner 👉 and one of Bitcoin’s earliest security researchers ⸻ At one point: * shelves of GPUs * stacks of hardware * coins mined directly into cardboard boxes Then he just… disappeared. ⸻ Estimated holdings: 50,000 – 200,000 BTC Worth today: $5B – $20B+ None of it ever clearly moved. ⸻ Bitcoin didn’t just have early adopters. It had people operating on a completely different level of understanding the system.

@britanianec Yeah, and the interesting part is most of them are invisible until someone automates them.

@Ruupens 多くの「寝ているお金のシステム」が存在することに気づくと、まさにその通りです。

@Thihoanggs Yeah, and the scary part is how fast that gap is accelerating now.

@Ruupens システムを構築する人々とそうでない人々の間のギャップが広がっていますね。

@britanianec Exactly — once you start looking, you realize how many of these ‘sleeping money systems’ exist in different forms.

@Ruupens そうですね、他にもたくさんのニッチがあるでしょう。

@regent0x_ The real shift isn’t speed — it’s that one person can now operate like a full team

freelancer made $47k in 9 days on a contract meant for a 3-person team delivered 4x faster than quoted his entire “workflow” is eating mcdonald’s while 3 AI agents ship code in parallel client still thinks he’s a genius saw this setup in a video at 2am and couldn’t sleep after guy sitting at his desk, fries and coke next to the keyboard, two monitors filled with code but he’s not typing anything his hands are literally reaching for fries while the terminals scroll on their own here’s what’s actually happening on screen: left monitor: CLAUDE.md file - one markdown document that tells claude everything about his project, his stack, his rules, his conventions right monitor: claude-squad dashboard with three colored blocks - each one a separate agent working on a separate branch > agent 1: crushing through bug fixes > agent 2: writing tests for the entire API > agent 3: refactoring frontend components three workstreams running simultaneously zero conflicts because each agent has its own git branch all merging clean when he wakes up his process every night: opens terminal, spins up claude-squad, assigns three tasks, enables auto-accept mode closes laptop goes to bed wakes up to pull requests ready for review, tests passing, code shipped the client hired him for a 6-week project assuming he’d need a team he quoted 40% below market rate everyone thought he was lowballing out of desperation 9 days later: delivered, polished, working $47k for two weeks of “work” where most hours were spent sleeping or eating fast food the agents don’t get tired, don’t need breaks, don’t lose context they just execute while he lives his life all of this runs on a $20/month claude subscription same tools available to everyone reading this the difference is just knowing how to set it up

@Thihoanggs And the gap between people who build systems vs people who don’t is getting huge.

@Ruupens 確かに、今の本当の利点は自動化の度合いがどれだけ多いかですね。

@britanianec Yes and this is just one niche — there are probably dozens more like this.”

@Ruupens 睡眠音楽のYouTubeチャンネル、収益化システム面白いですね。

@Thihoanggs Exactly — the real advantage now is how much you can automate, not how much you can do manually.

@Ruupens そのようなコメントには必ず興味を持ちます。どんなプロジェクトでも自動化を目指すのは重要ですね。

@Thihoanggs It’s less about sleep and more about building something that runs without you

@Ruupens 寝る時にお金を稼ぐ方法があったんだ。それはすごいね。

The crazy part is how easy this is to replicate now