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@PhilKiel Legendary stuff

The face of a man running a GLP-1 account with $22 CPMs with no AI affiliate slop. #medvi

That’s it I’m hiring 1000 affiliates for an ECOM brand who wants it. Only regulation don’t get arrested

@lynk0x rich is when you know that 200k doesn't buy you a decent lambo

@StefanGeorgi DM me

BTW for all the people seeing Medvi and wanting to go ham in the GLP-1/telemed space now...If you want to buy the minority stake I have in a telemed business, feel free to hit me up. 19.5% Stake. Rev: $20MM Y1, $32MM Y2, $50MM+ Runrate Y3. Completely bootstrapped. No warning letters or lawsuits because we've run it extremely compliantly. Industry leading retention numbers. We could have done a lot more revenue but we've never worked with affiliates due to risk profile. That's now changing somewhat because my partners want to do more rev...and if you were super inspired by Medvi then that's probably exciting to you. Business has an incredible team though, extremely well run, professional management team, and so on. Very few employees (similar to Medvi) but lots of contractors and agencies who we have deep relationships with and who act as employees in a lot of ways. In fact, I haven't been involved in day to day in 2026 - and the company is growing. That's also one of the reasons I'd be open to selling, because I'm more interested in businesses I actually run. And I'd part with my stake for probably 1/2 of what the business is valued at because, personally, I'm super over telemed and GLP-1s.... Plus I don't really want to go the affiliate route but my partners do. So if you've got a better risk tolerance than me - HMU. P.S. There are four partners in the biz in total, and probably some of the others would be interested in selling their stake too.

On MEDVi, scroll to disclaimers. You'll see "OpenLoop Health". OpenLoop is a quiet Idaho startup most of these new telehealths are built on. Well over $1B ARR in <6 yrs & very profitable. I first posted in 2024. Surprised still so few know the name. Pls get them on a pod!

Me: grew up in a trailer park, nyt just released an article about my startup going from $0-$1b arr in 14 months with one employee Random guy on X: this is fake and gay This is why I’m not active on social media lol

Another incredible strategy available for decent size: TL;DR: 30% FIXED RATE APR using just @HyperliquidX, CME Futures, and @boros_fi until CME expiry (20 days). The Set Up 1. Short WTI CME May This has an implied negative APR of about 9% because it expires at parity with the market rate and currently trades at a 0.5% discount 2. Long WTI on Hyperliquid You'll be paid the 55% variable rate APR Funding 3. Long WTI on Boros You'll PAY the variable HL funding APR (cancelling it out), but you'll RECEIVE 31.5% Fixed This locks in 31.5% fixed APR on the long leg of your strategy. Now, I think you can comfortably use 3x leverage here. That would give you a liquidation price of about $133 on CME and $66 on HyperLiquid. I would NOT use leverage on Boros, unless you already have plenty of margin there. Net APR: 31% FIXED on your total Principal. This also works especially well, because both the Boros market and the CME market both expire on the same day (April 21st). If you're comfortable with cross margin and have some other positions open, you could probably push the leverage a bit higher. But please leverage responsibly.

TIL people in brazil buy stuff with credit cards and pay installments (because living paycheck to paycheck and buying an iphone with money you dont have is FUN); then the sellers instead of waiting a few weeks to get paid the full amount, sell the debt to some other entities for a small discount, and then such entities have decided to hedge the currency risk, create an onchain fund and tokenize it at 14% APR while claiming "0 historical default" lmao like bro, im fine with farming sats, points, low risk shit for outsized returns thanks to idiots behaving like monkeys, but where in the farmer playbook says i have to have exposure to brazilians paying off their credit card debts lol also, didnt a company in the us (klarna) which did exactly this recently went bankrupt lmao what stage of the cycle is this 😩

Someone turned $100 into six figures in minutes by exploiting a bug in Bitget's own trading bot On April 20 2025 a bug in Bitget's market making bot caused the VOXEL/USDT pair to bounce between $0.125 and $0.138 every few seconds like clockwork Traders noticed and started flipping long and short positions on every bounce One trader turned $100 into $3 million Another reportedly made $42 million VOXEL's daily volume hit $12.7 billion and briefly passed Bitcoin's volume on the same exchange for a token ranked #723 by market cap Eight accounts drained over $20 million before Bitget hit the kill switch Bitget lost roughly $100 million from its own treasury, rolled back every trade and is now suing all eight accounts The CEO had publicly criticized Hyperliquid for doing the exact same thing one month earlier

@FinalPSD literally criminal

mids doing 100% reserves randomly gotta be illegal don’t even alert me or anything and it sure ain’t in the contract they allowed to do that make that bag ig bro

@champtgram Real

unfortunately if you have less than $10M in Miami, you are NOT balling you can be rich with a few mil in Atlanta, Austin, Scottsdale, etc but in Miami… your size is NOT size i HAVE to get my money up

newco

At 26, @chadbyers invested $250k into Robinhood after everyone passed. That bet turned into $400M+. Before he wrote the check, two experts told him: “This was tried in the 2000s. It will never work.” He still wrote the check. Later, an expert warned him off Plaid. He listened and missed out on millions. Chad’s takeaway is not “ignore experts.” It is this: experts explain how the system works today. They are worse at seeing when the system is about to change. In this week’s episode of The Library of Minds, the co-founder of @SusaVentures breaks down the full Robinhood story, his unicorn filter, the new data moat, and what comes after AI. 1:45 - To make money, don’t listen to the experts 2:50 - Inventing the “data moat” thesis 5:05 - How to Find “Spiky” People 8:10 - Why 48-Hour Deal Cycles are a Mistake 10:40 - The crumbling SaaS moat 16:55 - “Oh shit, oh fuck” is the real startup journey 18:00 - How Chad raised Fund I with no track record 22:50 - When to act on your conviction 25:39 - How living w Neuralink founders shaped his diligence 27:50 - What comes after the AI wave

the art of not being ready and doing it anyways will take you so far.

The very first sunrise of the 2000s, the dawn of a new millennium

@lamxnt Laughing all the way to the bank

Congrats to all the telehealth guys that just became trillionaires today

Wow , they caught one Vietnamese dude running blanks! Surely they aren’t just trying to make it look like they are enforcing rules to look good for the FEDS Or is it possible they cracked the internationals that are unenforcible while cases build domestically!!!

@GlitchCEO Peak Miami experience

You could make a high ticket sales course, make $3m per month and buy this starter apartment at the Baccarat residences. Then meet a nice bottle girl at e11even or club space, and take her to dinner at Papi Steak. Then you could go on yachts and buy a Mclaren. But you will not.