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I run a 24/7 AI assistant for $35/month Not $400. Not $200. Thirty-five dollars $5 VPS + $30 API (using OpenClaw) I wrote a complete breakdown showing exactly how to set this up. Like + Comment "AGENT" and I'll DM you the guide. (Follow me so I can DM you)

@johannesmkx Let me make it worse for you: It originally used to be 85 and they just reduced it cause it would imply a certain area of the world is retarded 🤣

At an average IQ of around 70, it means at least half of Nigerians tested are intellectually disabled. This is very scary. When Black people test themselves, it can't be racist. The IQ of the people of Lagos, Nigeria's largest city, is two full standard deviations below that of Europeans. It means they cannot be employed in European societies and will end up on welfare and permanent disability if they migrated to an advanced society. In the USA, such people may not be drafted into military service, and cannot be given the death penalty in case of murder.

@ripchillpill Great way to bait people into compliance in Europe to then fuck them over Never trust EU lol

I believe Europe is really going to come alive with this. Hugely important step this one. I’m giggling at how excited I am knowing the immense pool of talent we got here.

Unpopular opinion: most people don't need an AI product They need AI plumbing The unglamorous stuff: • replies that go out in 60 seconds, not 6 hours • follow-ups that don't depend on your memory • a briefing that tells you what happened while you slept • reports that don't require a human opening a spreadsheet Nobody tweets about plumbing But plumbing is what makes the building livable

Lies founders tell themselves about AI: • "i need to build an AI product" - no, you need your current product to not leak revenue • "AI is too expensive" - it costs less than your coffee budget to run • "it takes months to set up" - it takes a week • "i'll get to those follow-ups eventually" - you won't. you never do. nobody does. The biggest AI opportunity isn't building something new. It’s plugging the holes in what you already have

everyone's trying to build something new with AI. new app. new SaaS. new side project. meanwhile their own business still runs on manual replies, forgotten follow-ups, and spreadsheets held together by hope. you don't need to build the next AI startup. you need your existing life and business to run without you. here's what i set up for clients: • morning briefings - wake up knowing everything that happened • instant lead response across every channel • automated follow-ups that never forget • reports that build themselves from your actual data not a new product. just your business, on autopilot. setup takes a week. costs less than your coffee budget to run. stop building new things. start automating what you already do.

@TheGeorgePu Is that supposed to be controversial?

'Dubai doesn't discriminate.'

@seeyouinzion The goyim so retarded I might join the enemy

Dont be psyoped, the jews want the goyim to spread degeneracy

@MugenXBT Exactly

@notmissing_ get it done faster and more efficient

most "ai agency" founders are just prompt engineers with a linktree building automations isn't the same as building a business real clients don't pay for workflows, they pay for outcomes, and someone still has to get on a call, understand the problem, and close the deal no automation does that for you yet

@xxCJ78xx I would suggest using hyperliquid and coinglass to start With that you can get quite a lot of data already

@notmissing_ Exactly. If I could guarantee a return I'd be doing it for myself. That's where I am right now. Getting all the api data points and having the agents identity opportunities that can be had and tracking them.

The amount of Web2 people asking me for "an AI that trades for me" is mind-blowing If someone pitched me this idea I'd have said "that's stupid, nobody's paying for that" Turns out I was the stupid one. The market doesn't care what you think makes sense

@yusukelp so consistent man, you'll be successful 💯

I made $0 for 19 days. Not because of traffic. Not because of features. Because no one understood what I was building. That changed everything. I wrote exactly what worked (and what didn’t) ↓

@MugenXBT Almost feels like people want to get scammed man lol I am sure someone out there is telling them "sure bro this can make you 25% a month guaranteed" But ye for now just rejecting everyone unless they tell me they understand it's just for analysis and can't guarantee returns

@notmissing_ The market is the market

I am rejecting most clients atm tbh, because I don't want to promise anything return wise I even told a guy "if I could guarantee you return I'd be running an hedge fund" lmaooo But if you get a lot of data you can get pretty interesting analysis, if you trade it's a very nice edge

@notmissing_ You feeling pretty confident about what you've come up with? This is next on my list to put some time into.

@galileowilson Life of a crypto trader

Was in Dubai during the first 11 days of the war, and just days later found myself in the exact area of the Amsterdam terrorist attacks lol Bad luck ig

@MugenXBT @rork I’ve been seeing it everywhere lately

@rork hit $1M ARR in ~3 months with 4 people No big team, no perfect product, no long runway to burn That's not luck The entire approach to building has shifted and founders still playing the old game are already behind

@andrewxroas 🤣

B2B SaaS sales teams are the most retarded thing I have to deal with Constantly spamming my e-mail with stuff that doesn't matter in hopes of setting up a call "Can I show you a thing that absolutely doesn't matter for you and waste 30 mins of your time?"

@Mike_nike7 Yep not needed

@notmissing_ an agent that caves the second you push back is just a yes man with extra steps

My AI trading agent called "risk-on" this morning because SPX bounced 0.5% I asked it: "isn't that just pre-Fed noise?" It immediately flipped to "100% cash, you're right." Wrong again. A swing trader doesn't go full cash every time there's a Fed meeting. The real lesson isn't about the market call. It's that AI will confidently say the wrong thing, then confidently say the opposite wrong thing when you push back. Fix: a corrections file the agent reads before every briefing. It never makes the same mistake twice. But it needs YOU to catch the first one

@Davidgmi_01 Switch to Sonnet 4.6 instead of Opus. Opus is having problems

I haven’t been active since the last 2 weeks. Came back today and OpenClaw isn’t responsive. I’m paying $100/month on Claude max plan to power this Anyone experience same issue?