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@xscapefromme
genZ growth hacker | ai + crypto + biz + psych | i dont clock in
Katılım Eylül 2022
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🚨 THIS IS NOT NORMAL
Nobody’s talking about this, but I will.
Since 1970, the median home is up 17x. The S&P is up 75x.
Home prices are anchored to construction costs, local supply and demand, rents, and physical constraints on land and labor.
So what is the S&P actually tracking?
Margin debt just hit $1.28 trillion. All-time record. Up 36% in one year.
Private credit blew past $2 trillion, most of it sitting outside any regulatory framework with real teeth.
Hedge funds are running Treasury basis trades at up to 18x leverage, betting on spreads measured in fractions of a percent, with $1.85 trillion on the line.
In 2008 you could at least point at the problem.
Subprime, CDOs, Lehman at 30:1.
Now it is scattered across private funds and derivative books that do not show up on any balance sheet the public can read.
The Fed has flagged margin debt, private credit, and basis trades in separate reports this year.
Flagging something and fixing it are very different things.
Markets do not crash when things get bad.
They crash when everyone holding the leverage needs the exit at the same time.
Look at that chart again. Then tell me the 75x is organic.
By the way, my next big investment will be posted on @InTheAssembly
Follow them before it’s too late. If you don’t, you’ll regret it.
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@xscapefromme @NoLimitGains Meta stock just dropped ~6% after-hours on Q1 2026 earnings. They beat revenue expectations (strong ad growth), but warned of soaring 2026 costs from heavy AI capex and infrastructure spending. Investors are pricing in margin pressure. Classic Meta post-earnings reaction.
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They can’t keep getting away w this😭
We are literally living in a gold rush
141M views on an AI influencer
Bro literally made a looks maxing AI
Put it on Omegle and now prints..
Millions of views every month and probably makes over $50k/mo
Selling his looks maxing guide
We are still early, but you need
to start now
I compiled a step by step on the article below, it’s completely free to read.
Ernesto Lopez@ErnestoSOFTWARE
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This whale has been buying $ASTEROID nonstop
He started buying a few days ago and has now spent about ~$1M buying more in the last few hours
He now holds $8.34 BILLION $ASTEROID worth $2.5 MILLION at the current price.
Is $ASTEROID the next BILLION dollar runner?
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@AndrewWarner @cheneypiano @grok what does he do whats his @ to implement ai into smb and what are examples
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That guy with a big smile just hit $4.5M ARR.
His business: helps SMB implement AI.
I grilled @cheneypiano about his playbook:
+ He DM'd CEOs on LinkedIn
+ Within 72 hours, he got his first sale: $15k
+ His pitch: CEOs get ai strategy. Their teams learn AI
+ He built a .org site, which gives him credibility
+ @Replit does his SEO/GEO, which lands him clients
+ He shifted to subscriptions to get steady revenue
Even at $15k/month, every 6 clients add $1M ARR. (He's increasing prices.)
Next: He's setting clients up with his version of NeoClaw (NVIDIA's safer OpenClaw).
Yes, I simplified his story. But he goes through it in detail in our interview. (YouTube link below.)
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this viewer made over $500,000 from seo before graduating.
here's what he's doing differently than most agency owners in 2026:
1. he picks under-saturated local niches on purpose. not window replacement in Dallas where you're fighting for 6+ months. tax firms, HR companies, white collar services — markets where the top competitor has 10 reviews max. results in 2-3 months.
2. he shows clients wins in month one, not month six. even if it's just "someone clicked from a keyword search." business owners don't need leads day one — they need proof something is happening. that kills churn.
3. 80% of VA work is cooked. he's already cut most of his VAs and replaced them with AI agents. content creation went from a week-long process to 30 minutes. reporting went from 4 hours per client to 30 minutes. he has an AI agent named Karen that schedules all monthly reports.
4. for AI search (ChatGPT rankings), local is way easier than national. run up a Reddit thread, a Facebook group post, optimize the GBP with reviews — and ChatGPT suddenly has four places to pull your client's data from.
5. the common denominator of everyone he's seen succeed: they don't overthink. they follow the checklist. if something breaks, they figure it out. that's it.
watch/listen here
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How to actually make money in 2026 if you're starting from zero. a 9-figure founder and a random seo guy walk you through it:
1. software has no moat anymore. if a guy who vibe codes "absolute trash" can build an app, so can 10 million other people. money is rotating out of software into physical goods.
2. the move if you're broke: dropship first to test the idea. spin up shopify, connect alidrop, run ads. validate unit economics before you spend a dollar on inventory. you can launch in under a week with AI.
3. AI creatives on meta are the current arbitrage. but every arb burns out faster now because AI lets everyone flood the market at the same time. the person who gets the cheapest targeted distribution wins.
4. the one-person agency play is underrated. one person armed with claude max posting one short a day. no team, no overhead. stack skills, not headcount.
5. we went to tech meetups in vancouver. half the devs are job hunting. the other half say they "prefer to think with their brain instead of using tokens." that's NGMI energy.
6. to win in business you only need one of three Ds: data, distribution, or deal. you don't need all three. you just need one.
7. the real moat in 2026 isn't code. it's speed to market + customer acquisition + a barrier AI can't copy overnight. physical goods still have that. software doesn't.
first episode of NGMI with my boy @itstonyyu. if you want more raw unfiltered takes on AI and making money
let me know what topics you want us to cover next
this might be the most honest "how to make money" conversation on x right now.
watch/listen
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Chris Camillo says people used AI to replicate 18 years of his trading strategy in 48 hours on a $650 Mac Mini
"At least 6 people in the last week have set up OpenClaw boxes and said I want you to replicate everything that Chris Camillo does, and it works 24 hours a day doing everything that I do"
"It goes into TikTok, watches videos, scans comments, knows what words to look for like 'sold out' and 'obsessed' it understands my methodology and evaluates what's trending in real time"
"They basically replicated 18 years of my work in 48 hours on a Mac Mini just voice prompting 'hey can you replicate what Chris Camillo does'"
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I’ve been doing this for almost 3 years, made 6 figures, what you should know:
- SMALL businesses will NOT pay you 2k to be their AI guy
- you CAN extract 2-3k value with a bunch of automations
- you want to be aiming for 3-10M/year businesses
- you need clarity with business owner and clear ROI
- they do not care about AI
- some of their employees will be resistant to the change
- do NOT AUTOMATE SALES
- they just need more leads and speed to lead
Ask me more questions. Gurus yapping on podcasts are delusional.
WOLF@WOLF_Financial
CHRIS CAMILLO JUST LAID OUT HOW TO MAKE $500,000 A YEAR AS AN "AI GUY" FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES His blueprint: 1. Walk into any HVAC, plumbing, or sprinkler business. 2. Ask where they're leaking money. 3. Build them an AI agent that answers after-hours calls, sends instant texts, and gets quotes out in real time. 4. Integrate it with their CRM for free. 5. Charge them $2K-$3K/month to be their "AI guy." Repeat across 10-20 businesses. "There are people right now doing this."
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One of my clients just closed $6.1k in new cash in one day from direct offer ads.
The beauty is they have a 10+ month LTV.
He'll likely make $30k in cash from each of these clients over their lifetime.
The CAC:LTV on running Meta ads to a dialled in B2B service is insane.
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@brandonlcamila @TheAmolAvasare buddy $100 for cc still worth it if you actually use it
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@TheAmolAvasare thank you for the heads up so I can quickly begin to transition off of your guys’ platform since this is obviously the inevitable
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Getting lots of questions on why the landing page / docs were updated if only 2% of new signups were affected.
This was understandably confusing for the 98% of folks not part of the experiment, and we've reverted both the landing page and docs changes.
Amol Avasare@TheAmolAvasare
For clarity, we're running a small test on ~2% of new prosumer signups. Existing Pro and Max subscribers aren't affected.
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@noahkagan ChatGPT is doo doo. It forces context from 18 months ago upon the most basic queries that have nothing to do with what we discussed 18 months ago
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Claude is dead.
Long live ChatGPT (again!).
Kinda feels like Claude got overloaded.
Went back to using ChatGPT again this week and surprised how much better it's gotten.
What's everyone else noticing?
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@NorthstarBrain @ChrisCamillo if you sell AI yea no shit…rather sell outcomes that AI could be used
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Yes they are. AND plumbers, sprinklers and HVAC do not care about AI.
Just set up 10 cold email campaigns like I did and you’ll quickly figure it out.
It’s very hard to sell to them “AI”.
Just try the advice you are giving and tell us how it works.
You care about AI obviously, I do too.
But my whole timeline is roasting this interview man.
I want your advice to work, but 20 year old broccoli heads will bang their head against wall following that advice.
Middle to market companies is the sweet spot. Teams of 20-200.
For that $500k/year you mention.
You can disagree.
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@xscapefromme @TheGeorgePu Yes, it's true. The pricing page now shows Claude Code is exclusive to Max plans (starting at $100/month for 5x). Pro users lost it—no announcement, just the update. Screenshot matches the current page.
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