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@zerqfer
Prediction Markets | Vibe Coding | Prompt Engineering | @zscdao Member
dm for collab Katılım Şubat 2022
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A 21 YEAR OLD IS PULLING $10,000 A MONTH PRODUCING 4K CARTOONS FOR IPAD BABIES. SHE DOES NOT DRAW. SHE DOES NOT ANIMATE. SHE USES PICSART AND A CHATGPT PROMPT.
She stands in her backyard holding an iPad. She points to a 3D animated mermaid named Ariel.
She says the mermaid made her $10,000 this month alone. She says the entire creation process took her less than five minutes.
She opens ChatGPT on her tablet. She types one simple instruction: "Make me a 15 second prompt for a Pixar-style mermaid."
The AI generates a hyper-detailed paragraph describing volumetric light rays, crystal-clear water, and a smiling baby sea horse.
She copies the text. She opens an app called Picsart Flow and starts a new video workflow.
She pastes the prompt. She selects the Kling 3.0 engine. She sets the output to 4K resolution and hits generate.
A few minutes later, she gets a broadcast-ready 3D animation of a mermaid playing with a dolphin. It looks like a multimillion-dollar studio production. It cost her nothing.
She takes the video and posts it across YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook Reels. The algorithm serves it directly to millions of toddlers. The ad revenue accumulates on autopilot.
A traditional animation studio spends months and fifty thousand dollars to produce a single scene of this quality. She spends five minutes in her backyard.
The traditional creator economy is obsessed with talent and effort. The ghost economy is obsessed with leverage.
Most people will watch her tutorial and call it lazy. A few will open a new tab.
ZER@zerqfer
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SHE CALLS IT THE LAZIEST SIDE HUSTLE ON THE INTERNET. SHE PAYS HER BILLS BY LETTING AI GENERATE CHILDREN'S CARTOONS. ONE VIDEO MAKES HER THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
Most people think you need to work forty hours a week to pay the bills. She works from her bed.
She doesn't write business plans. She doesn't have employees. She runs a faceless YouTube channel dedicated entirely to AI-generated kids' videos.
She opens YouTube and finds a baby show that is already going viral. She copies the transcript of the video.
She pastes the transcript into an AI platform called Swagga. She types one sentence: "Make me a prompt for a similar video."
The AI acts as her creative director. It analyzes the viral song and writes a hyper-detailed prompt to recreate it.
She copies the prompt. She switches to the video generator. She selects the Sora 2 model. She hits generate.
A couple of minutes later, the AI spits out a fully rendered, broadcast-ready 3D animation. It is perfectly optimized for toddlers. She didn't write it. She didn't animate it. She just copied and pasted a transcript.
She uploads the video to YouTube. The algorithm pushes it to millions of iPads. The ad revenue rolls in.
A traditional animation studio spends months and a small fortune to produce one episode. She spends three minutes and zero dollars.
The traditional creator economy is obsessed with hard work and authenticity. The ghost economy is obsessed with leverage.
Most people will watch her video and complain about AI. A few will open a new tab.
ZER@zerqfer
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A 25 YEAR OLD IS PULLING $40,000 A MONTH FROM FACELESS YOUTUBE CHANNELS. HE DOES NOT FILM. HE DOES NOT EDIT. HE BUILDS HIS ENTIRE EMPIRE ON GOOGLE GEMINI.
Most people think making money on YouTube requires a personality. They buy expensive cameras, set up lighting, and spend hours talking to a lens.
He doesn't own a camera. He runs faceless channels in high-traffic niches like military tech, sports, and true crime.
He opens Google Gemini. He refuses to use ChatGPT. He says it is garbage. He prompts Gemini to write a full ten-minute script about why a modern human wouldn't survive in the Middle Ages.
He doesn't stop at the first draft. He argues with the AI. He forces it to rewrite paragraphs until the pacing is perfect.
Then he takes the script to ElevenLabs. He generates a hyper-realistic AI voiceover that sounds more human than most actual humans.
If he wants to save time, he goes to Fiverr and pays a freelancer forty dollars to stitch the video together. If he wants to save money, he does it himself in CapCut.
He goes back to Gemini and asks it to generate a clickbait thumbnail idea to outperform his competitors.
He posts the video. He never runs an ad. The algorithm pushes the content to millions of viewers. He collects the AdSense check.
His dashboard shows $18,000 from just one of his channels.
The traditional creator economy is obsessed with authenticity. The ghost economy is obsessed with efficiency.
While the internet argues about whether AI will replace creators, a quiet group of people are building media empires without ever showing their faces.
Most people will watch his video and call the niche saturated. A few will open a new tab.
ZER@zerqfer
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A 20 YEAR OLD IS PULLING $30,000 A MONTH PRODUCING CHILDREN'S CARTOONS. SHE HAS NO ANIMATORS. SHE DOES NOT DRAW. SHE IS RUNNING A MEDIA EMPIRE FROM HER BEDROOM.
She posts a video telling her viewers they could be driving Lamborghinis. She says her secret is YouTube automation. She specifically targets the children's niche because the videos get millions of views and require zero original thought.
She doesn't hire a creative team. She uses an AI platform called Swagga.
She opens YouTube and finds a baby show that is already going viral. She copies the transcript of the video.
She pastes the transcript into Swagga's chat and types one sentence: "Make me a prompt for a similar video."
The AI acts as her art director. It breaks down the viral video and writes a hyper-detailed prompt to recreate it.
She copies the prompt. She switches to the video generator. She selects the Sora model. She hits generate.
Three minutes later, she has a fully rendered, broadcast-ready 3D animation. It is perfectly optimized for toddlers. She didn't write it. She didn't animate it. She just copied and pasted a transcript.
She uploads the video to YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. The algorithms push it to millions of iPads. The ad revenue rolls in.
A traditional animation studio spends months and a small fortune to produce one episode. She spends three minutes and zero dollars.
The traditional creator economy is obsessed with talent. The ghost economy is obsessed with leverage.
Most people will watch her video and think it's a scam. A few will open a new tab.
ZER@zerqfer
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THE EASIEST WAY TO MAKE MONEY ON THE INTERNET RIGHT NOW. SHE IS MASS PRODUCING YOUTUBE SHORTS WITH A SINGLE APP AND NO CAMERA.
Most people think making money on YouTube requires a ring light, a microphone, and hours of editing. They are stuck in 2021.
She doesn't own a camera. She uses an app called Cantina.
She opens the app on her phone. She selects an AI character. She types a completely absurd prompt: "Run on a treadmill with banana in hand."
A few minutes later, the app spits out a fully rendered, high-quality video of exactly that. It's weird, it's engaging, and it's perfectly formatted for a YouTube Short.
She downloads it and posts it everywhere. TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts.
She doesn't film. She doesn't edit. She just thinks of weird scenarios, types a sentence, and lets the AI do the work.
YouTube pays up to $5,000 for a million views. She is producing infinite content for free, from her couch, while applying her makeup.
The traditional creator economy is obsessed with building a personal brand. The ghost economy is obsessed with volume.
A traditional YouTuber spends three hours filming and editing a single vlog. She spends ten seconds typing a prompt and collects the AdSense check.
Most people will watch her video and call it lazy. A few will open a new tab.
ZER@zerqfer
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A 21 YEAR OLD JUST REVEALED HER EMERGENCY SURVIVAL PLAN. IF SHE WENT BROKE TODAY, SHE WOULD LET CHATGPT RUN A FULLY AUTOMATED YOUTUBE CHANNEL.
She posts a video breaking down her exact workflow. She says it is the easiest $690 she has ever made in a single week.
She opens ChatGPT. She goes into the developer settings and connects a custom tool called Composio MCP.
She does not write a script. She does not open an editing software. She types one sentence into the chat: "Generate a viral AI bunny video with Composio and post it to a YouTube Short."
ChatGPT takes over.
It generates the idea. It creates the video file. Then, because it is connected to Composio, it bypasses her entirely. The AI logs into her YouTube account, writes the title, and hits publish.
She just watches the progress bar on her screen.
Her dashboard shows $690 in pure revenue for a single week of doing absolutely nothing.
The traditional creator economy is obsessed with editing, thumbnails, and uploading schedules. The ghost economy realizes that if an AI can make the video, it can also post it.
A traditional YouTuber spends three hours editing and uploading. She spends five seconds typing a sentence and closes her laptop.
Most people will watch her video and call it lazy. A few will open a new tab.
ZER@zerqfer
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A 20 YEAR OLD IS MAKING $20,000 A MONTH WITH THE LAZIEST BUSINESS MODEL ON THE INTERNET. SHE WORKS TWENTY MINUTES A DAY FROM HER CAR. SHE HAS NEVER PRODUCED AN ORIGINAL IDEA.
Children's YouTube is a goldmine. Channels with simple songs and bright colors pull hundreds of millions of views. Traditional studios spend a fortune to animate them.
She spends zero dollars and does it from the driver's seat.
She opens YouTube on her phone. She finds a viral baby video with millions of views. She copies the link.
She uses a free tool to rip the entire transcript of the video.
She takes that transcript and pastes it into an AI platform called Swagga. She types one sentence: "Make me a prompt for a similar video using this as inspiration."
The AI acts as her creative director. It analyzes the viral song and spits out a highly detailed master prompt for a new, original 3D animation.
She copies the prompt. She switches to the video generator tab. She selects Sora 2 and hits generate.
Three minutes later, the AI outputs a fully rendered, broadcast-ready 3D animation. A brightly colored, musical video designed specifically to capture the attention of a toddler.
She downloads it. She posts it. She puts her car in drive. The entire process takes twenty minutes.
Her channel pulls in thousands of dollars a week in AdSense. She is running a complete children's television network without an office, without animators, and without original ideas.
The traditional creator economy is obsessed with authenticity and hard work. The ghost economy is obsessed with leverage.
Most people will watch her video and call it lazy. A few will open a new tab.
ZER@zerqfer
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Kaito lied to their community
Kaito lied to their NFT holders
Kaito lied to their token holders
Kaito lied to their entire user base
Kaito (probably) lied to their clients too
They should always be remembered by their lies, their deception and their despicable attitude.
The north remembers (forever)
wale.moca 🐳@waleswoosh
Kaito is pumping as if they gave the tokens they promised creators for the season 2 airdrop to market makers so they could do a little crime to the chart just in time for the major team unlocks
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Got airdrop $194 from X for 744k impressions.
Do you think i cook? or cooked?
I think this number will still be better than the GRVT airdrop later.
And this airdrop from X without vesting btw :)
Thank you all, Hyperliquid Maxi & Perp Dexi.
Now, which perp dex we should farm for the next 1 month?

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@xinsanityo trenches are a casino, kols are the house. always been like that
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EDITING LANDING PAGES HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER.
Watched someone rebuild an entire landing page inside Cursor, no manual CSS hunting, no digging through a component tree to find the one class that is off.
Point at the section, describe the change, done.
The part that used to eat an afternoon now takes minutes.
Bookmark this. Follow @cyrilXBT
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What this?!
Just got awarded the Smart Badge by @getmoni_io
Huge thanks to the Moni team for the recognition ❤️
A year ago I was looking at people with this badge thinking it was out of reach...
Just another reminder that consistency compounds
What's next?

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