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How Elon Musk hired ex-Tesla president @jonmcneill is a story you shouldn't miss: Tesla promised a sale of 12,000 cars. Six weeks in, they'd sold 3. Elon was staring at disaster. Jon went undercover. He visited 8 Tesla stores, test drove cars using fake emails, and never got a callback. He called sales ops and asked: "How many people test drove in the last 30 days and never got called back?" Answer: 9,000. Jon immediately ordered teams in Asia and Europe to start calling every single one back. Sales exploded. When he called Elon to apologize for overstepping, Elon cut him off: "You've proven you can be useful. Why don't you just join?" Don't ask for permission to lead. Find the bottleneck and fix it. Results beat resumes. Every time. @thesamparr @ShaanVP

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I MADE A VOICE AI AUTOMATION AGENT FOR A REAL ESATE AGENT THAT MADE THEM $43,000 Literally created this bot in 20 mins with n8n Want a Doc + workflow on how to do it? RT, Like & reply "AI” and I’ll DM it to you (Must follow for dm)

@CoachDanGo bone broth: 22 grams per 100 calories

The Best Protein Sources Based on Calories (Save For Later) Shrimp, prawns cooked: 23 g protein per 100 calories White fish (cod, pollock, tilapia), cooked: 22–23 g per 100 calories Fresh cooked tuna: 20–26 g per 100 calories Egg whites: 18–22 g per 100 calories Non‑fat Greek yogurt – ~18 g per 100 calories Skinless chicken breast, cooked: 18–19 g per 100 calories Turkey breast, cooked: 18–19 g per 100 calories Whey protein isolate (unflavoured): 20–23 g per 100 calories

@mert .@mikealfred 👀

the last 1,000x thesis the reason I call privacy the last 1,000x or the last PvE is not just for a soundbite (though it's also that) it is based on fairly obvious, emergent market asymmetries and gaps, along with the right timing on macro this includes ZK, but is not limited to ZK, and also includes mixers, FHE, and MPC a brief sequence of events: - Bitcoin started as a cypherpunk movement for internet money as a response to the 2008 financial crisis - it was novel, anarchist, and unproven — no one knew if it would work, and so the race to gain legitimacy was on - as it gained popularity, there were 2 large criticisms of Bitcoin: the lack of programmability (and scale) and the lack of privacy - Ethereum was started to tackle the lack of programmability, and then Solana was started to tackle the lack of scalability in programmability - this is what we have seen play out for the past 5-8 years in crypto, along with Bitcoin gaining legitimacy - improvements will continue to happen on the programmability/scale branch and the Bitcoin branch, but I'm not sure we'll see another 1,000x improvement - that is to say, I think future improvements are marginal, not order of magnitude in scale - on the other hand, Zcash was created to tackle the other branch of criticism. the lack of privacy - if you imagine the technological tree in civilization, it aimed to progress along the privacy branch - the privacy criticism was widely acknowledged by the likes of Satoshi (who cited Zooko on the first Bitcoin post) and Hal Finney in public forums - in those years, you had to get around the big problem in digital cash, the double-spend problem - to get around the double-spend problem, you had to make sure that everyone saw everyone else's balances - at the time Satoshi was open to adding ZK to Bitcoin for privacy, but did not know how to get around this problem, the tech was very new. he publicly states this in the early Bitcoin forums that this would allow for a better, simpler Bitcoin - the tech was so new in fact that Zcash was the first team on earth to ship ZK to production. not just in crypto, but in any industry! - but again, the tech was too new and hard to work with, and required many iterations to get right and get rid of trust assumptions, so the project struggled - which brings us to today. where ZK tech finally works. and where the brand of scale/programmability has reached the upper bound of the technological S-curve. - Bitcoin has gained legitimacy and Solana/Ethereum have proven programmability has PM, the privacy branch is the last piece remaining - it is also extremely timely. crypto has largely been dominated by speculative and commercial interests as of late, but crypto was started by the cypherpunks and the cypherpunks' aim was to build systems of liberty and privacy using cryptography and code - we are at that stage now - combine this with the macro environment of debt crises, the fact that non-state money has clearly been proven to work with Bitcoin, and the colossal abuses and breaches of power and privacy all over the world spearheaded by Europe, this is the time where privacy and ZK will start eating the world as well as newer forms of digital SoV - specifically a private internet-native SoV using advanced cryptography like ZK - these fields are also some of the only fields difficult, impactful, and novel enough to suck away meaningful talent from AI; and once this is realized, much more capital will go towards them cypher/acc

@ColinTCrypto x.com/0xMert_/status…

It looks like a $BTC bottom could be reached mid-November. This is based on when the 50 day SMA (blue line) and 200 day SMA (white line) are roughly projected to intersect, which has marked most past local bottoms. Furthermore, the lowest I can see BTC reasonably going (and still being in a bull market) is a wick down to the $98k range, which has a confluence of support, shown here: x.com/ColinTCrypto/s… Imo, we are still in a bull market (haven't closed below 50 week SMA), but price action is sure testing people and has definitely been losing strength. I don't think it's over, though. That's just my feel. The cycle is dragging out further and that's increasing the pain factor for those not expecting it (most people in alts). Why do I feel we're still in a bull market? We never reached anywhere near euphoric sentiment, nor any overheatedness on any classic bitcoin cycle metrics. I think we have another leg up and maybe it will drag into early 2026, surprising even more people that way. Some people are fixated on a top occuring in Q4 2025 because "it's always been in Q4". Rules can be broken, as they already were this past bear market (for example, the cycle low of $15k dropping below the previous cycle top of $20k, for the first time ever). I think the best strategy forward is *patience*. The market is shaking the heck out of people right now. Furthermore, I think it's best to remain in BTC at least until BTC breaks new ATHs, and then dipping into some alt positions a few weeks later, purchased with BTC. Credit to @benjamincowen for pointing out the "death cross" (50 day/200 day intersection) marking bottoms.

Satoshi's Last Wish - The Full Story 00:00 Intro 00:41 Before Bitcoin: The Failure of DigiCash 01:37 The 12-Year Struggle: Cypherpunks vs. The Centralization Problem 03:01 Enter Bitcoin: Satoshi’s Proposed Solution To The Centralization Problem 05:20 Early Days: Bitcoin’s First Blogpost & Satoshi’s Webpage 10:07 Bitcoin’s Major Flaw: The Second Problem Satoshi Wanted to Solve 12:31 Satoshi Proposes A Solution To Bitcoin’s Privacy Problem 14:03 What Did Satoshi Mean By A More Useable Version of Bitcoin? 17:20 Passing The Torch: Solving What Satoshi Couldn’t

"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say." — Edward Snowden

A Bitcoiner hating Zcash is like Elon calling Mars a waste of time. Don’t forget the mission.

@vladcostea @InfoLiberland @ebfull @gainzy222 @mert @cobie Super cringe. This is not good for $ZEC. I hope it doesn’t catch on.

The price of ZEC became boring So here’s another round of the zebra pump dance Featuring @InfoLiberland @ebfull Issuing a challenge to @gainzy222 @mert @cobie I WANNA SEE YOUR DANCE

@mikealfred x.com/naval/status/1…

$125,000 US AMERICAN DOLLARS PER 1 BITCOIN 🇺🇸

Bitcoin is the new hurdle rate

@lil_louieT @base @Prometheus_The1 $DRB $BNKR @MLeeJr

6 pm EST tomorrow we'll be starting our weekly Space Talking Everything @Base Chain Builders, projects, & investors are all welcome Tag your favorite Base projects below👇🏼 @Prometheus_The1 and I Will see yall tomorrow 🤝🏼 twitter.com/i/spaces/1YqGo…

@lil_louieT @base $DRB $BNKR @MLeeJr

I will be hosting a Space Monday. All Base token projects are welcome. We'll be taking everything @base Chain Lmk which projects should be there 🤝🏼

I can’t really tell how expensive real estate is until I price it in BTC. redfin.com/CA/Corona-del-… ^ Worth 47 BTC today. Imo, it will be worth 10 BTC in 5-7 years. (down ~80%) And that's assuming the price of the home doubles to $10,000,000.

Bitcoin is the OG meme coin

@Davincc @thesouls501 @grok @zora the total value of @grok's wallet is $888,888.88

Ray Dalio says real estate is a bad investment moving forward. Do you agree with him or not?