Ventry
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Ventry
@ventry089
if i'm not sleeping - i'm on @polymarket. if i'm sleeping - i dream about polymarket
Katılım Kasım 2025
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an AI influencer is two tools and an evening. one of them made $9,800 last month
the entire stack is pinterest and higgsfield ai
pinterest gives you the face. higgsfield motion control takes any video of you and maps the movement onto the face. output is an AI girl posting on tiktok
45,000 followers in 30 days. 12 million views. 9,000 on instagram, 4 million views there
tiktok runs reach. instagram captures intent. telegram warms the audience. paid platform collects revenue. dms retain and upsell
first paid push - 170 purchases at $10. in a month - 300 paid subs, $8,700 in revenue, $1,100 from custom dms. one guy paid $53 just to move the conversation to instagram
costs $430. profit $9,370
if you want it self-hosted - github.com/SamurAIGPT/AI-… ->stable diffusion for the face, gtts for the voice, sadtalker for lip sync. open source pipeline from prompt to video
the face isn't the product. AI generates a million of these a day
the product is access to a character that doesn't exist
AI faces are commodity. characters you remember aren't. that's the whole game
Nekt0@Nekt_0
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This trader on @Markets_xyz is sitting on the most insane open book i've seen.
[Loracle] is down $29,000,000 on a single hyperliquid:native short and he still hasn't closed it.
> 209,720 trades.
> 56.3% profit rate.
> $17.32M all-time profit.
His closed trades:
$9,873 -> +$695,142 (+7,040%)
$7,860 -> +$151,499 (+1,927%)
$686,655 -> +$505,893 (+73.6%)
Now he's short $82M on hyperliquid:native with 5x leverage and bleeding $29.2M unrealized.
Still hasn't flinched.
Watch what happens next:
markets.xyz/mobile-app/u/s…
slash1s@slash1sol
This trader is sitting on $1,321,663 unrealized profit on @Markets_xyz $239,102 into hyperliquid:native with 10x leverage. +552% and still open. [NMTD] has 28,669 trades. > 79% profit rate. > $1.59M all-time profit. > Joined March 2026. $5.99M in open positions across hyperliquid:native, AMD, SPCX, zcash:native, MSFT. -- One position is carrying the whole portfolio and he's still waiting. -> Copy his trades: markets.xyz/mobile-app/u/s…
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@ventry089 money out of thin air until the model gets boring and the audience moves on
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HRT engineer: "almost every trade we make goes through an AI model"
and he goes even further
"we build the most predictive deep-learning models for finance in the world"
5 minutes inside their AI lab - the skillset HRT pays seniors up to $950k+ for
here's what's inside:
> ~5% of all US stock trading flows through their models > petabytes of data - every trade in market history
> compute nearly on par with Google and Meta - just to trade
> how they break the "smarter vs faster" tradeoff and do both at once
most traders still think "AI in trading" means a chatbot spitting out buy signals
meanwhile firms like HRT have spent a decade making sure AI touches every single trade they make
watch the full video, then read the article below
Roan@RohOnChain
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@ventry089 while people waste time arguing if AI models are real
simple two-tool pipelines are draining millions of views and converting them into pure cash)
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a quant researcher had a hypothesis: Jane Street was engineering expiry days
he told Claude: find every reason this is wrong
it couldn't
here's what he found instead:
> expiry morning: Jane Street bought up to 23% of single-stock volume, pushed Bank Nifty up 1-1.3%
> simultaneously: massive short options quietly accumulated
> afternoon: dumped everything. index crashed into their puts
> one day: -$7.5M on the underlying. +$89M on the options
he loaded the 105-page SEBI order into Claude as a hostile reviewer
50 follow-up queries after that
total cost: $4
SEBI spent a year and a full analyst team to document the same pattern
7.3x - options notional vs underlying - is now a live detector
any HFT fund running this structure leaves the same fingerprint in public data
in 2020 this analysis cost $50,000 and a quarter of senior analyst time
zostaff@zostaff
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DAWN: this guy made 108,846 predictions and earned $542,000!
he has been trading since the beginning of March and holds a 55% win rate
for trading he only uses 3 types of markets:
> 5 min up/down
> 15 min up/down
> 1 hour up/down
he doesn't risk large amounts he bets range from $1-$2,000
you might think it's a bot, but honestly I believe he trades manually without any automation
his profile: @ohanism?via=sopersone" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@ohanism?via=s…

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THIS AI HARDWARE STARTUP JUST HUMILIATED THE ENTIRE CONTRACTOR INDUSTRY
A solo developer watched tech companies spend $50k+ on custom hardware engineering and field-testing for rugged equipment.
He decided to build a viral, military-grade AI tactical unit using cheap open-source repositories and a 3D printer.
Now he’s sitting on the world’s #1 rated survival AI app, a backlogged physical queue, and inbound calls from Search & Rescue and the US Military.
The insane part? He bypassed traditional R&D entirely using standard "Vibe Coding" workflows.
Ridark@ridark_eth
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On @Markets_xyz not only whales with iphone 17 pro max are making money but also regular traders with iphone 12
here are the top 3 traders of the week:
/1/ liftingasks
- start march 26
- +10992$
- 154 trades
- 74.7% win rate
/2/ mtrades
- start march 26
- +6340$
- 13 trades
- 92.3% winrate
/3/ cikcapital
- start march 26
- +3135$
- 1298 trades
- 74.1% winrate
from my observation the best traders gathered right here haha
who to follow - sniper mtrades with 13 perfect trades or the machine cikcapital with 1298 non stop?
or maybe liftingasks who just quietly makes +10k? drop in the comments - curious who fits your style 👇
markets.xyz/mobile-app/u/s…
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quants before vs after AI platforms for building, backtesting, and automating trading strategies


Horizon@horizon_trade_x
Ran 60 backtests today 57 flopped. 3 made the cut. That 5% is where the alpha lives Horizon gets you there faster. Think yours can make the cut? Drop it below
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@ventry089 60+ failures before one worked, then sold a book before writing a word
the audience he built along the way bought both
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$500K a month. one person. zero employees. he launched 70 startups and found a framework that works every time
Pieter Levels. nomadlist, remoteok, photoai - all one person. sold his book for $30 before writing a single word
everyone tries to copy his framework. most fail. here's what actually works
his book says "solve your own problems." sounds smart. but he launched 60+ failed startups before one worked. that's 6 years of hitting walls
the shortcut: don't invent. copy what's already making money and make it 5% better
go to indie hackers product page. go to product hunt best of year. find what's already printing. copy the model. add one improvement. launch
one guy used this exact framework. 1 hour a day. 3 weeks. $15,000 in the first months on autopilot
the same tech stack pieter uses - next.js, tailwind, shadcn, stripe - is free as an open source starter kit:
github.com/nextjs/saas-st… → auth, payments, database, dashboard - all out of the box. fork it, adapt it, deploy it
the real lesson from pieter isn't in the book. he wasn't building 70 startups. he was building a personal brand. every launch was noise. every failure was content. the audience he built buys anything from him now
stop inventing. start copying. the first $100 matters more than the first idea
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@ventry089 Intriguing framework, would love to learn more about Pieter Levels' approach.
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