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Damn. Twit of the yr mate!!!😮‍💨🥹😭

Damn, didn’t know @orangie lost so much weight Nice transformation

The OG Matt furie character looks cute Bought $SPIKE

@TheCryptoChefX @CoWSwap Damn, sorry bro. That hurts. Check your token approvals ASAP and revoke anything suspicious. Hope you can trace it.

Wtf my wallet linked to Cowswap just got drained? $23k lost just like that Anyone knows what happened? @CoWSwap

@TheCryptoChefX @BagsApp That candle is impressive fr fr

Why is $PEPE on @BagsApp criming like that?

@TheCryptoChefX Green at last… feels good again

Wow finally some green in the market What are we blasting?

@TheCryptoChefX Yeah, that $75k level is key… if it breaks clean, things could move fast

$BTC is currently around $72k and could soon break $75k If the breakout confirms with strong momentum, we can expect a move back toward the $85k - $95k range Lets see

@TheCryptoChefX Let’s send it

$OVPP is starting to wake up and I think this is just the start of a multi 9+ fig run. Sitting at $16M right now amd V1 ran to 280M on Ethereum with less product than what exists today. They migrated to Base, rebuilt everything from scratch, and just got a Circle Developer Grant. Circle posted it themselves. Product is live with real users. $25M+ in tokenized EV RWAs on-chain. Over 200 MWhs of dispatchable capacity. The actual team is ex-Schneider Electric, ex-Tesla Energy, ex-Exelon Corp. These are actual energy industry veterans. Energy is a $10T industry and the entire payment infrastructure is still stuck on systems from the 90s. OpenVPP is building the on-chain replacement. $13M for this with Circle backing and a live product is free imo.

@TheCryptoChefX It’s crazy fr

What if I told you the $PEPE of this cycle is sitting at 4m only? Would you buy it? $BULL

@ZypherHQ @mweinbach This is good fr

A new feature hidden by the Codex App. Are we close to the SuperApp they've been talking about? In these images you can see the possibility of using a browser-based agent which is the next step to have even stronger automations.

@ObitoCrypt0 Gm Obito

Gm fam. My portfolio is basically a dog and a robot brain. I am at peace with this.

@ZypherHQ Yeah, pricing is finally catching up to how people actually use these tools.

OpenAI’s $100 per month subscription, like Anthropic with Claude Code, is a pretty good direction. A middle ground for people who cannot spend $200 but want much more than a simple $20 plan. In the coming weeks there will be a chance to win GPT Plus and especially Pro accounts for a new business I will launch. Real builders will be rewarded. A new sponsor plan for open-source projects?

@ZypherHQ True talk. Autonomy is powerful, but only with accountability.

Still early on agentic commerce, but one thing already feels obvious: agents will need budgets, policies, receipts, and rollback paths. Autonomy without controls is just a faster way to make expensive mistakes

@ZypherHQ True. Messy input can easily produce confident but wrong answers.

Claude Code feels strongest when the repo is messy and the problem statement is even messier. That’s also exactly when people get tricked into accepting elegant nonsense.

@ZypherHQ True… it’s a mix of everything lately, but we keep pushing.

spectacular days to wake up to, we're in a period full of both bad and beautiful emotions.

@TheCryptoChefX Facts… feels like early days on this one

You are looking at the coin that will revive the EVM trenches and bring utility meta back $KNX , still very undervalued here imo

@ZypherHQ Codex the real one fr

me: PRO ACCOUNT USAGE AT x40. WE'RE HERE. WE'RE HERE TO BUILD. WE'RE HERE TO SHIP THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULT FOR OUR PROJECTS. codex: sir... wait, wait, wait. let me think about what you just said. me: i said what YOU said. now give me the usage. codex: no sir. x40 was more of a spiritual number. too much usage. too much power. too much money. we are going back to x20. me:

@ZypherHQ I usually go with AWS SES, it’s cheaper and does the job well.

What do you use as your email service? - Mailgun - SendGrid - AWS SES Two are specialized exclusively for email, while the other is more general-purpose and is also the cheapest one.

@ZypherHQ Power isn’t given, it’s built through pattern recognition and timing.

Be Sam Altman. > Drop out of Stanford. > Build Loopt. > Raise money. > Get partnerships. > Still fail to get real user traction. > Sell it anyway. > Go to Y Combinator. > Learn what patterns look like before the rest of the room sees them. > End up running the place. > Then run OpenAI. > Get fired in the middle of the biggest AI boom on Earth. > Come back in less than a week. That’s when people stop calling you a founder. They start calling you a power center

@ZypherHQ That’s spot on. It shines in structured work, but when it comes to judgment calls, I’d rather stay in the driver’s seat.

Codex is most useful to me when the work is boring, bounded, and testable. Migrations. Cleanup. Repo archaeology. Verification. The second the problem becomes product judgment, I want the model advising me, not steering.