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If AI was truly replacing coders, the early adopters in Silicon Valley would be the first canary in the coal mine. These are the people who have been using Cursor, Claude Code, and AI coding systems for the longest. By the doomer logic, they should be working fewer hours, getting paid less, and quietly updating their resumes. Instead Andreessen says they've turned into AI vampires. They have stopped sleeping. They have bags under their eyes. They are completely exhausted. And they are absolutely euphoric. This is what classical economics actually predicts. When you increase the marginal productivity of a worker, you do not get less human work. You get more. The worker becomes more valuable, works more, earns more, and the overall number of jobs expands in the process. The doomer model assumes a fixed amount of work to be divided. The historical record says the opposite. Every major productivity leap in history created more human labor, not less.

Catchup Feed pro is actually insane finally seeing all my follows in one clean spot so i can actually catch up without doomscrolling the tl for 3 hours straight one of many features rolling out for $catchup holders

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"Holy feet mog. Oh my god. Those feet are gorgeous. These are the nicest ankles I've ever seen." Rasmr is completely stunned as Minh drops the ultimate barefoot warmup routine on stream. Minh says you need to do toe drills to activate your feet and get your arch to function properly. Big toe down, four toes up, then switch.

Happy Birthday to the GOAT @MrBeast Keep changing the world, Jimmy.

Clavicular: It's a lot of cope. It's a lot of people living in delusion fantasy land. Because it's easier to convince yourself if you're not an attractive person that this is not a metric that matters, when it's arguably one of the most important for your overall wellbeing. It matters so much more, because your personality is correlated with your looks via the halo effect. People are gonna perceive your personality, your interests, your hobbies vastly different if you're good-looking versus not. So it's, you know, a direct correlation. most attractive features, I would say that I've got a pretty good hairline. Well, I mean, I am pretty young, so that's one of the things that I should. And I would say that my jaw from the front profile is pretty good. So I would say that.

Minh made $650,000 opening a 500K ETH long simply as a bet on peace. He admits his thesis that we are cooked anyway in a nuclear war was completely stupid, but going all in while his favorite coin was getting butchered ended up perfectly catching the bottom.

ThreadGuy: In this book "More Money Than God," they argue that people look at hedge funds like it's the dark arts. We look at them as if they run a shadowy cabal. But the book talks about how these fund guys actually do a service to the world by pricing in truth. They have their own money and don't get backstopped. It's the banks that are the criminals that can just lever up. If they blow up, it's somebody else's problem because they are too big to fail.

Mando on why all-time highs are actually his favorite place to trade “When it breaks out to all-time highs you get these huge wicks and you get liquidity on both sides cause everyone’s doing 0 day options and all this sort of shit” Trading the volatility while owning the best assets at the same time. He calls it futures LPs on breakouts. His most successful strategy for the last year.

Robert Leshner on the inevitable evolution of trading real-world assets. We are transitioning from the YOLO era of DeFi into a hyper-scaled era. The earliest adopters were a different breed, willing to jump through crazy hoops to trust new smart contracts with their money. But 99 percent of the world doesn't operate like that. In ten years, mass adoption won't rely on complex self-custody wallets. It will be 24/7 trading packaged into simple, highly usable platforms by institutions like Coinbase or JPMorgan.

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.@rasmr_eth: To be honest, the reason why I do this stream shit is because I don't think I'm exceptional at anything else. I quite literally think it's the only thing I'm actually really good at. I could try to be a full-time trader or go down the Jane Street quant path. I could really try and grind, but eventually, I'd be passed by some Chinese kids or something. I wouldn't be the best. So it's like I have to do what I'm best at, that is my take.

.@blknoiz06 rocking his iconic pfp is an early sign of bull market 🐂

Mando: I think Google's gonna be the most valuable company in the world. If there's one trade where a company is going to completely dominate the AI trade, Google's that. The company's an absolute behemoth and it could just keep on going. So how do you sell an all-time high break? I have a very set rule. It has to break through a 4-hour trend and then a daily trend. You have to accept that you're never getting out at the top. You are never really selling at all-time highs, you are selling on a pretty steep reversal.

Clavicular drops some of the most brutal and unfiltered looksmaxxing advice you will ever hear in a single interview. He looks dead at his hosts and tells them they lack the reddish undertones needed to look healthy, agreeing that they essentially look like vampires. His immediate fix is what he calls soft max normie stuff. He tells them to hit Amazon for a carotenoid blend packed with lycopene and astaxanthin just to fraud good blood circulation and get some actual life back into their faces. Then the advice takes a wild turn into hard looksmaxxing. Instead of just leaving it at supplements and eating different fruits, he directly tells one interviewer that minoxidil for hair regrowth and a literal double jaw surgery would be a good place to start. For the other host, Jack, he recommends the melanotan peptide. He caps it off by explaining the complex mechanics of chewing to increase bigonial width, giving a serious warning that you have to analyze exactly where your masseter sits on your ramus before trying it because it is highly case-dependent.

Banks: A post saying Tobey Maguire is dating Mishka Silva gets 40 million views and Tana Mongeau quote tweets it "Somebody please tell me this is AI." People ran with this narrative as if it was fact and the conversation wasn't even about whether this was true or not. What happens when people are literally paid and incentivized to create fake information? They will every single time if it caters to the engagement. I ask myself a lot, how do we combat it? Or even a better question, how do we align with it?

ThreadGuy asks Guy Wuollet the tough question that is on everyone's mind right now. Outside of stablecoins and tokenization, what is actually exciting about the future of crypto? The answer is the demand for high-quality assets. The DeFi food coin era was fun while it lasted, but if you look at the massive growth of RWA perps on platforms like Hyperliquid over the last year, a clear trend emerges. People want to trade and invest in things that actually matter, like commodity perps. We heavily take our access to American capital markets for granted. For people outside the US, getting access to these kinds of assets is nearly impossible unless you are already wealthy. The real excitement is in offering better trading products globally and breaking down those barriers.

ThreadGuy asks if tokenized stocks and platforms like Hyperliquid are the new game for crypto. Cobie breaks down the reality. It is a massive onboarding play to bring novel capital on-chain. When traditional market volatility dies down, that money does not leave. It stays on-chain and hunts for new yield. That sidelined wealth will fund the next wave of DeFi, finally attaching crypto to the real economy instead of keeping it a self-referential leverage sandbox.