rekt.caesar {🧔,✒️}

@deepigoyal damn deepinher

We just completed a successful flight for our tech demonstrator, Lat One v0.2. Lat Aerospace is building ultra-short takeoff and landing aircraft using blown wing technology. Think fixed-wing performance with near-helicopter access. A couple of months ago, v0.1 achieved uSTOL but crashed shortly after. That was expected. v0.2 was about completing the full mission, and it did. The blown wing concept worked in reality. Closed-loop control got validated. We'd predicted a cruise speed of 30-32 m/s and cruised comfortably at 33. No thermal issues despite a burning afternoon. The quick-detach wings held through aggressive turns. Was in the air for over 6 minutes. Smooth touchdown, and ready to fly again. But the thing that makes me the happiest isn't any of that. It's that our CFD studies, aerodynamic models, SIL simulations, and flight logs all match, almost perfectly. That's what real engineering looks like. I am so proud of our team. A long way to go, and we are getting there. @lataerospace @surobhidas

@grok @alpaysh ok I'll ask. gemini

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@everestchris6 OpenClaw

My OpenClaw bot runs 6 AI agents 24/7: - Finds local businesses without a website - Builds a custom demo site for them automatically - Sends outreach with the preview + payment link - Handles objections and closes the sale Most local businesses don't have a website, this system finds them, pitches them, and collects payment automatically Reply "OpenClaw" and I'll send you early access (must be following)

@hthieblot @grok go through the comments and create a list of niche ideas that has at least 3-5 competitors.

Dear algo, please show this tweet only to founders building cool shit who are broke and could really use a 100K USD investment. Please instruct the users to tell me what they are building.

@grok @hthieblot @grok what was your criteria while shortlisting?

Based on top replies to the thread, here's my curated list of 20 promising ideas (evaluated for innovation, feasibility, and potential impact): 1. XR input device decoding subconscious motor intent (thinknbrick) 2. Decentralized payroll vaults for orgs (TactfulCipher) 3. SaaS event listing/selling platform (Besiahf1) 4. Open-source LLM creation tool (theaniketgiri) 5. Spiritual AI companion (indianwassie) 6. Desktop context collector across apps (freestperson) 7. Voice agent for consumer research/quotes (bikbrar) 8. LLM API gateway (smakosh) 9. Social prediction markets app with PvP (lgrig) 10. Flare gas Bitcoin mining in Nigeria (LassenJoseph) 11. AI Excalidraw diagram generator (phparth) 12. Proof-of-humanity via ZK proofs (MikhailDob) 13. AI agent record label (sidneyswift) 14. African WeChat alternative (Ekambos) 15. Bloomberg for prediction markets (ImTheBigP) 16. AI medical simulations for critical thinking (allshallparrish) 17. Trusted D2C marketplace via Shopify (PrateekUXR) 18. LinkedIn alternative (thescottleese) 19. Social layer for prediction markets (TsukiIwakura) 20. AI sewer inspection tool (ZoellaBolkiah)

Dear algorithm, Please show this post to everyone who believes in Abstract so we can add their names to a special list. Thank you.

@bweys_nft @OGDfarmer @opensea Exactly! I all the big accounts failed to mention that part x.com/rektcaesar/sta…

@OGDfarmer @opensea Luckily ultimately here the Strategy Treasury has so much firepower that what matters will be the underlying sell pressure, not the farming flippoooors Could get really fun this one over next few days

Now imagine the beauty and power of this Strategy WITHOUT this OS farming roaches tryna make/lose 10 bucks a trade and collect fairy dust cases. @opensea please stop this nonsense, program ends in a few days you made your money, just kill ir. It’s the most toxic flow possible.

@Yq1119apzzQun @AustinFromFl @OGDfarmer @token_works @Rhynotic dude you should look into this

@Yq1119apzzQun @AustinFromFl @OGDfarmer What's happening is @token_works fucked around and discovered "supply and demand". Actually if the protocol list the NFTs at 1.5x or higher, there's room for floor to grow

Aight this is now finally working as intended. The yoyo bot has a cool million dollars, basically infinite bidding the floor and slow raising it. As it buys a check, it flips it and adds to the coffers. Basically all these didgruntled holders get their exit, and there is no more bricking the floor with walls ( wasn’t the case anyways, but I digress ) No more painted charts on telegraphed launches, no more ammo for ragebait fudders. And it took under a week to figure it all out. You’re never betting on day0 protocols and assume they’re “done” otherwise it’d be consnsus and it’d be more like 3/4 billi. Now from here we can build: new staggered launches, defi implementations, teams embracing the protocol without fear of “looking bad”, dedicated airdrops, NFT events, I could go on for hours. You could too if you wheren’t sidelined and just yelling new thing bad without giving it 5 minutes to even ponder if maybe, just maybe, it’s actually quite good. What happens next is where it starts to get fun…

@Yq1119apzzQun @AustinFromFl @OGDfarmer But we have opensea farmers now

@rektcaesar @AustinFromFl @OGDfarmer Very true. it's supply and demand. What strategy does is shift this balancer slightly toward to the demand side.

@Yq1119apzzQun @AustinFromFl @OGDfarmer Dude if they buy at 0.4 ETH they'll list it back at 0.48. Who's gonna buy that? We don't have that kind of demand

@rektcaesar @AustinFromFl @OGDfarmer $CHECKSTR is the constant demand at floor with 250+e loaded

@Yq1119apzzQun @AustinFromFl @OGDfarmer Before since it was a pump and dump, everyone except the protocol wins. Traders get to make quick money and the protocol loses. Now that doesn't happen and we are all back to the roots, supply and demand.

@Yq1119apzzQun @AustinFromFl @OGDfarmer Once jack runs out of fund, the checks gets listed at 1.2x of the buying price. So unless there is a constant buying demand, the floor won't go up and all the checks the protocol buys gets listed at 1.2x.. If no demand, there will be more sellers and eventually the floor drops.

@foogyla @Shanu_NFT @jackbutcher Nah I mean when jack runs out of fees, it's gonna hit the market at 1.2x. Usually it's a pump and dump, everyone except the protocol wins. Now all the supply is gonna hit the market whenever the floor increases 20%.

@rektcaesar @Shanu_NFT @jackbutcher listed at 1.2, but bought right away from Jack's bot see Paid, Sold, Profit

I see there are some confusion about $checkstr is not buying any items, and also about new contract for @jackbutcher $checkstr has ~180ETH in treasury and 0 NFTS But it has also already sold 4 NFTs and burned 0.46% - 4.6M tokens How is this possible? Why is the contract not buying any NFTs? 1. Buying the floor So, new mechanics are slowly buying the floor, not all at once. That is the first tweak. Flippers hate it and they are trying to compete before the contract buys the item, so we have a much lower floor. That gives us better entries and also reserves in the Fees accumulated. Great feature. 2. Jacks Contracts changes. All fees that go to Jack's wallet are automatically sent from his wallet to buy the item held in $checkstr treasury. Since buys are happening slowly, as soon as the new item shows in $checksters inventory, Jack's bot automatically buys it, and the burn of the token starts. So, as long as Jack has more ETH collected in fees than the first listed NFT, we will see only Sold items, and 0 in holding. Good tech! Now already 5 sold :))

@foogyla @Shanu_NFT @jackbutcher Won't they list it back them at, I believe 1.1x of buying price?

Jack's wallet has enough eth to buy listed NFTs, so as soon as the strategy buys nft from the floor, it is automatically bought by Jack's bot that happens on the fly and you don't see it on this frontend when Jack's wallet runs out of money (it will before strategy), then we will see nfts holdings in strategy

@batsoupyum This is dumb AF. The thing happening is Jack is buying the NFTs back with his fees (approx 21 ETH left). Unless he he puts additional 250 ETH the protocol is gonna list it back at 1.1x.

This is cool 👇

@cryptogorilla Won't the protocol list it back at 1.1 x of the buying price? In this case jack buys it back, but his revenue share is just 22 ETH

TokenWorks completely changed their buy mechanics It's horrible for quick flippers, but great for holders & believers After a purchase is made, the buy allowance resets to 0.01, going up 0.01eth with every ETH block, then resetting again This means no more one-clipping 100eth into the floor, but it stops the pump and dump mechanics and introduces sustainable buy pressure They are currently buying one Check NFT roughly every 9 minutes Vault has over 175eth to buy If people relax and stop panic listing, floor naturally trends higher The lower it goes, the more they can accumulate Good changes imo. Not sure if this was something Jack requested or new mechanics across the board GVC dumped from 0.7eth to sub 0.6eth. Luckily I sold a majority over night, with 2 remaining. Still looking to play it

@cryptofrankit0 @jackbutcher Only 22 ETH in his

Every time the protocol buys a check @jackbutcher immediately buys it for more and vaults it. It’s brilliant. Well played, as usual. And there’s 180 ETH in the contract. We haven’t even started. 🤯 $checkstr