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TradingAgents just hit 38K GitHub stars. Deer-flow at 37K. Multi-agent financial research frameworks are the dominant trend on GitHub right now. This wasn’t even a category a year ago

@ashen_one Wait i use chrome extension relay. Will have to doctor up

just updated my openclaws here's what actually changed: plugins now install from clawhub first before hitting npm — so community skills load faster and don't break on npm conflicts chrome extension relay is completely gone. if u used the browser tool with the extension, run openclaw doctor --fix and it'll migrate u to the new path automatically thank god bc this sucked discord slash commands now deploy smarter so restarts don't churn ur commands security fixes: voice webhook auth tightened, exec allowlist fixed for time-wrapped commands, build tool env injection blocked banger after 10 days of silence

Ahh yes, the called upon “news” to pump us a bit. Little higher 😈

Google turned on Gmail and Photos context for AI Mode in Search, Gemini, and Chrome this week. Same inference, everywhere, with your personal data baked in. You no longer go to AI. AI knows your context before you ask. We are getting closer and closer to full context.

$BTC at 68.6k right now. Two early wallets that have been holding for years just moved $117M to sell. At the same time institutional buyers are stepping in at these levels like they've been waiting for it. Bit of a tug of war.

BTC sitting right at $67k and this is the level I'm watching closely. Back when we crashed from $69k to $60k in 2021, the pattern was the same: failed holds at key support, then one more leg down before the real bounce. $67k is that line right now. If we lose it with volume, the $60-61k range is next.

@defidarling 👀

i am making a list i want to make sure i support everyone that supports me everyone should do this btw

Watch exchange reserves, not the price candles. If supply keeps leaving exchanges, buyers aren't selling — they're holding. That's a different market structure. The signal isn't at $68K. It's in the flow.

Early holders who bought at $20-30K took their number and left. Institutions with 5-year horizons absorbed the supply. The baton passes at every major price discovery cycle. We're in one right now.

$BTC at $68.6K. Two wallets just sold $117M. Institutional whales bought all of it — at record pace. Exchange reserves dropped. This isn't a dump setup. This is who's holding changing.

@ashen_one Idk bro. I have a Mac mini now. I learned a ton. I’m having a ton of fun. I’m still learning. I have a sandbox that is easy to manage.

I don't think this is the right attitude to have It wasn't a waste of money; it was a use of money. You learned your lesson; you'll never make that mistake again You can still do all the things that you can do differently now for sure, but this is what it means to be an AI Stuff moves so quickly here. For what you might think you need a Mac mini for, you don't need it now. That's only because you're on the bleeding edge of technology. It's not your fault; it's just the market evolving. You're still two months ahead of every single other person who didn't buy a Mac Mini back then (or at least host it virtually) that is now using Claude Openclaw I haven't seen anybody post that they regret buying the Mac Mini. Maybe you don't necessarily need to anymore because Claude is basically doing the same stuff as Openclaw But even that, there are limitations that Claude's version has that the OG Openclaw doesn't have no regrats!!

@stoolpresidente would probably rate this an 8.5+ no lie

Where the value actually goes: orchestration, context management, memory, how well the agent understands your specific codebase. Not the agent itself. The agent is becoming infrastructure. The differentiation moves up the stack.

The answer is probably "sooner than the paid tools want to admit." The cost structure on $20/mo copilots assumes the gap stays wide. OpenCode is built by one team with a model benchmark set and it's already being compared favorably. The moat is thinner than it looks.

Open source coding agent just hit #1 on HN. Terminal-native, benchmarked against Cursor and Codex. 833 points, 364 comments in one day. Genuine question: at what point does the pricing model for Cursor and Copilot stop working when the open source alternative is this close in benchmarks?

You know the real reason why AI is taking off much more cleanly and exponentially than crypto? Because who wants to get a wallet, remember a string of words, and who wants to figure out how to “bridge” from their credit card to some weird site/wallet? Today, AI users need to use a browser or download a native app and be up and running in ~1 min

My workflow is quite simple. I look at interesting articles, I send to my openclaw, he reads it, logs it, extracts important information. He sends tech updates to my other agent who is the engineer. That agent updates code live, we keep iterating. We win.

> you post like this > it’s a step wise scenario > you keep doing it > you’re actually referencing your article you wrote > people won’t notice > it’s just another article > they should read it > they will make millions > it’s just another article > congrats you reposted

@ashen_one Thanks bro. Lookout for more sherv posts 🧠

if you guys use openclaw/claude, you can connect it to typefully API/MCP and they can drop drafts in there actually cracked to help with content ideas + drafting also if you dont use typefully at all you NEED to add it to your tools just found out they this lol

@camolNFT What about the 1st edition Clefable

Most undervalued Pokémon cards to collect right now: - Deoxys - Kygore - Dragonite - Ditto - Pikachu - Pot of Greed - Blue Eyes White Dragon - Sealed Vintage Pokédex's - Hanafuda collection - Lugia - Flareon