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picked up some SparkCats🐱 GM cat and miner cat in the bag not selling, just vibin with pixel crew^^

@mr_golf7 @DaoMariowhales @work_bars_work Wholesome post🫂

huge thanks to @DaoMariowhales for congrats, and special thanks to @work_bars_work for taking initiative 🫂🤜🤛

@work_bars_work brutal post😕

you are 21 and spend 3 hours day scrolling, and it seems harmless by 27 you cannot get through an article without reaching for your phone every couple of paragraphs by 33 you start wondering why nothing you begin ever gets finished, and that project you kept imagining is still only an idea. there is still never enough time by 40 you have not finished book in ten years and somehow your life already moved past you

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This guy showed how his brother makes $18,400 a month using just a Mac Studio and a $20 Claude subscription. He doesn't have a powerhouse dev team. No VC funding. No computer science degree. He built a "micro-SaaS factory" powered by multiple collaborating AI agents → a system his 10-year-old blogger brother calls “lobster farming.” The system works like this: 1 business hypothesis → Cursor Next.js initialization → Claude writes a B2B copywriting engine → Vercel deploys a live link → Guerrilla DMs automatically convert Shopify sellers while he sleeps. 3 recurring revenue streams from a weekend project: > $29/month Starter plan > $79/month Pro plan > $149/month Unlimited package > Paid directly via Stripe > Total build time: 48 hours He just feeds the AI a hypothesis. Everything else → from the first line of code to the final integration into the Shopify App Store → is handled by tokens. As one 10-year-old school kid put it perfectly: Tokens are the hard currency of the AI era.

Read this book and give it to all your friends. Survival of civilization depends on it!

@august11_111 i hope in future😁

@skydog_moon Are you an NFT artist?👀

picked up some SparkCats🐱 GM cat and miner cat in the bag not selling, just vibin with pixel crew^^

we are pouring more than 200b year into data centers for ai, while one company raised just 11m, grew human brain cells on chip, and got them to learn 3d shooter in week cortical labs placed 200000 human neurons on silicon chip and trained them to play doom. cells can move through environment, lock onto enemies, and fire in real time. their earlier pong setup needed 18 months on older hardware. doom took only week. and whole integration was built by an independent developer with no biotech background using python api. neurons handled rest that shift from 18 months down to one week says lot about where this could be heading what can it run doom crowd is missing is economics. each cl1 unit costs 35000, and full rack of 30 units uses only around 850 to 1000 watts in total. human brain runs on about 20 watts. meanwhile gpu cluster training an llm can burn through megawatts. biological compute is massively more efficient than silicon on energy, and that advantage only gets bigger at scale investor lineup also says alot. horizons ventures, blackbird, and in q tel, cia backed venture arm. in q tel does not back random science experiments. they back infrastructure that matters. 115 units already started shipping in 2025 cortical labs is now offering wetware as service through cortical cloud. developers can deploy code to living neurons remotely without ever touching lab. access is priced more like software, but hardware is running on real human brain cells derived from adult skin and blood samples doom demo is just attention hook. real bet is that biological neurons could eventually beat silicon at exact things ai still struggles with most real time adaptation under uncertainty, learning from very small amounts of data, and handling ambiguity without brute force compute real question was never whether it can run doom real question is what happens when it can run everything else

@kenso_yapys @Lighter_xyz good reminder:)

funding and backers behind top perp dexs lighter @lighter_xyz raised 68m at a 1.5b valuation backed by founders fund and ribbit capital, with haun ventures and robinhood also involved very strong institutional support hyperliquid @hyperliquidxmostly bootstrapped and self funded the leader is still fully independent aster @aster_dex binance ecosystem project backed by yzi labs, formerly binance labs, with direct strategic support from cz strong positioning on bnb chain variational @variational_ioraised 10.3m in seed funding plus another 1.5m led by bain capital crypto and peak xv backers include coinbase ventures, dragonfly, mirana, caladan, and others very much vc favorite extended @extendedapp raised 6.5m seed round backed by tioga capital, starkware, cyber fund, and former revolut angels they passed on larger rounds to stay more community focused pacifica @pacifica_fi fully bootstrapped with no vc backing built by people from ftx, binance, and jane street all of upside is meant to go back to users, which deserves respect

@0xArcticPeng trump dinner was unironically sharp distribution:DDD

if you are ignoring the irl and web3 narrative, you are missing what is happening. what memecore_m is putting out right now looks like real alpha winning attention on ct is hardest part, and they skipped usual kol route and went straight to trump dinner for top holders. that was sharp move to pull mainstream attention fast on chain, antsmaker campaign is giving something back to trench crowd. it is real community farming with actual participation instead of botted numbers. that 700 split event was basically easy money for active users but real strength is in offline presence. lotte world seoul activations, jakarta hunts, hallomeme... they are building strong irl culture across asia while most tokens stay trapped inside telegram chats smart money is already starting to notice shift. zach gave them signal, and the momentum is clearly moving. this ecosystem should not be ignored

most major global indices are starting to show weaker momentum on higher timeframes while sitting at or near all time highs. i am still in cash apart from my long term etf holdings. since moving to sidelines in october, i still have not seen anything that makes me want to start buying back in. right now i do not see strong reason to enter this market

> be Elon Musk > 1971. South Africa. nobody cares > bullied so bad you end up in the hospital > dad calls you worthless on the way home > 12 years old. write a game. sell it for $500 > move to Canada alone at 18 > Stanford accepts you. quit after 2 days > sleep on a couch. build Zip2. sell for $22M > build PayPal. sell for $180M > spend every dollar on rockets and electric cars > 2008. both companies nearly dead. same week > last launch. last dollar. it works > land rockets on drone ships in the ocean > put humans back in space for America > buy Twitter for $44B. everyone says you're insane the boy who slept on a couch is now the richest human being on the planet. $840 billion. no one in history has ever come close

Affordability is a national crisis and the US economy is rocking. Both things are true, which is one reason why there is so much political division in the country. Everyone digging their heels in from their perspective and almost no one wants to acknowledge the grey area.

@stoner_races okay ty!

farcaster is going through its own bitcoin cash style split as former farcaster developer cassie is launching separate fork called hypersnap and good part is that there will be token and an airdrop you can check your hypersnap token allocation based on your farcaster activity here farcaster.xyz

@fckmebtc uniswap entering this lane is real signal lmao

uniswap team has stepped into hybrid artcoin space with $upeg organic $pepi artcoinpepi community has been waiting for moment like this and sees it as part of new meta tokens that combine nfts with game mechanics are becoming new meta

@gubardy_DEFl 0.28x ps on hyperliquid is good

so what is fair valuation for $nest at 0.000886, $nest looks like one of cheapest revenue generating tokens on hyperliquid it is trading at 0.28x p s on circulating supply and 1.39x p s on fdv, while peer median is around 10.4x. that gap alone points to roughly 7x to 37x upside if it ever moves closer to peer valuations weekly fee revenue has also stayed fairly consistent at around 17.4k per week across last 20 weeks, which matters because steady revenue is what gives $nest long term credibility $nest is core piece that helps new long tail assets get enough orderbook liquidity to avoid wide spreads that usually come from amm based arb liquidity, that is real moat here base case is simple right now protocol is generating about 2.5k in fees per day, or roughly 905k annualized if you apply peer median p s multiple of 10.4x to that 905k revenue figure, implied market cap comes out to around 9.4m. that gives an implied price of 0.0326 on circulating supply and 0.0065 on fdv so upside still looks large, even if fully closing valuation gap right away is not realistic

@0xArcticPeng @Polymarket hahahaha hard to outship teams that already have flow🥲😂

lot of founders in my dm pitched me on prediction markets i think most of them are chasing the wrong opportunity… prediction markets are now among most competitive categories on earth. @Polymarket and kalshi are raising mind-boggling numbers, and traditional players like robinhoodApp are building their own products category has incumbents with massive liquidity, strong brands, and aggressive product roadmaps, for startups building net new prediction markets, its worth asking: what is unique edge? some pitch adding new market formats as their wedge. i dont know if this is defensible. every incumbent is actively expanding into new formats. look at what @Polymarket offered just year ago compared to today they ship new products by the week. if incumbents can add your market type faster than you can build distribution, advantage evaporates others argue that better tech is wedge tech doesnt appear to be limiter on @Polymarket or kalshi platforms work, users arent leaving because of tech problem, in my opinion, more interesting opportunity is packaging prediction markets into entirely new products for underserved customers. people who would never open polymarket account but have real need to express view on some future outcome. an outdoor concert venue might want to go long on rain for sunday night to hedge cancellation risk. logistics company might want to take position on port delays. these are prediction market use cases dressed up as risk management tools, sold through channels the incumbents might not touch. and you dont have to reinvent wheel you dont need to build market, source liquidity, or design matching engine. you can plug into existing prediction market API and focus entirely on distribution and product theres fair pushback about platform risk here but polymarket is onchain and open, which makes this meaningfully less risky than building on closed platform, im not saying new prediction market will never break through. in many mature categories someone always finds way hyperliquidX broke into perps, one of most competitive verticals in crypto with many well-capitalized competitors. ai gave CoreWeave an opening in cloud but in each case there was specific structural reason new entrant won disclosure: we are polymarket investors. take above with grain of salt.

back to trying copytrading on polymarket, testing different setups with small size crypto most productive market for this imo

A Solana memecoin trader noticed someone was copytrading him and bundling every token he launched. So he set a trap. > Every time he launched a coin, a copytrader's bundle would snipe it, push the market cap to $4.5K, then dump. > When $UNC launched, the bundle sold and crashed it to $2.3K. > That's when he stepped in. > $2,500 bought him 40-45% of the entire supply. > Then instead of flipping it, he started giving it away. > Not necessarily to VCs or KOLs but to whoever showed up. > First few airdrops went to friends. After that it got absolutely ridiculous. > Someone sent him a 1 year OnlyFans subscription. He airdropped them. > Someone sent Pokémon cards. He airdropped them. > Someone told him he needed money for his daughter's birthday. He sent him tokens now worth thousands. > Someone sent him a doxxed tit pic. He dropped them 0.33% of the supply. > The SPSC crew showed up. Then the USDUC guys. Then the Ethereum OGs. > Suddenly POW and a bunch of other big names started bullposting about it. > By his count, the airdrop flipped SnowSwap and Spectra to land in the top 49 biggest crypto airdrops of all time. > His own words: "There was absolutely no plan. It all came to fruition purely based on vibes." > It's now sitting at a $19.2M market cap with roughly ~$20M volume and 11,000+ holders. > The airdrop he gave away for tit pics and Pokémon cards is now worth roughly $7.5 million. $2,500 in. Millions out. Distributed to strangers on the internet based on vibes. This is the most crypto thing that has ever happened.

@gubardy_DEFl quantum fud gets recycled every cycle

im so sick of reading about quantum computers that are about to crack cryptocurrency influencers blockchains... when in reality, its complete fucking crap, and who knows when theyll physically build them so they can block encryption for quantum data to solve real problem, qubits need to be logically configured, which are damaged by vibrations, temperature, and beam deflection, to eliminate computational noise. you can make at least 100,000 qubits with 10-100 logical connections. to solve real encryption problems, you need thousands of logically configured qubits, to crack blockchain, thats thousands. Imagine building 100 logically configured qubits, as they plan to do by 2030... without series of breakthroughs, this is dead narrative this looks like bubble with billions of dollars in investments, which are simply being pumped up and suckers are being robbed of their money

@ayrton_df nice, deep infrastructure work

office of comptroller of currency (OCC) has approved establishment of national trust company! this approval marks an important step toward deeper regulatory engagements and expands #coinbase role in asset custody and provision of financial services to institutional clients