This is literally the peak way of living in your 20s.
Just add a business you can work on, a boat, a hot blonde (don’t let her longhouse you tho) and some real friends who are on a similar mission
one more alpha:
OnRe has just 5,000 wallets
1,000 OnRe points could be = $0.087
this means that, using the loop strategy on @Loopscale, you're actually looking at 35% - 50% APY with the airdrop included
this for the 6th biggest RWA on Solana (with just one asset)
Everyone is overcomplicating making money with AI.
I just use Claude and Ideogram AI to create 90-page non-fiction eBooks and sell them on Amazon KDP.
It takes less than 60 minutes a day, and made me $65,000 last month.
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I’ll send you my step-by-step $50K/month AI publishing system for free.
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Anthropic dropped 33 pages for Claude trading bots
Last night I decided to try writing one and it worked out for me
In 10 hours this script made me $561
The bot has a win rate of about 71%
Wallet: https://t.co/B1fTDstjgK
Copytrade: https://t.co/7TihnRPtOk
Here is the full strategy:
The system builds automated workflows for Claude by packaging domain expertise into structured skills that activate automatically when relevant tasks appear
Skill architecture
Each skill is structured as a modular package containing instructions, scripts, and reference materials
This allows Claude to apply specialized workflows without requiring the user to repeat instructions in every conversation
Progressive context loading
Skills follow a three-layer architecture where only minimal metadata is loaded initially
Full instructions and supporting files are accessed only when needed, reducing token usage while maintaining specialized expertise
Trigger detection
Skills activate when the user request matches defined trigger phrases or workflows
This ensures the correct workflow loads automatically without requiring manual prompting
Workflow execution
Once activated, the skill executes a predefined multi-step process
These workflows can include data analysis, document generation, automation scripts, or coordination across external tools
Consistency and reliability
Because workflows are encoded directly in the skill instructions, Claude performs tasks using consistent methodology rather than ad-hoc prompting
Testing and iteration
Skills are continuously refined through triggering tests, functional validation, and performance comparisons to ensure reliable execution
Automation edge
Instead of solving tasks from scratch each time, the system repeatedly applies optimized workflows
Over time this dramatically reduces prompt complexity, improves output consistency, and scales productivity across thousands of tasks
🚨 BREAKING: Someone just open-sourced software that sees you through walls using only WIFI signals.
it’s called WiFi-DensePose. It maps your exact body pose in real-time. no cameras. no sensors. just your living room router.
100% Open Source.
🦔 A creator is running 150 TikTok accounts with just three interns, all posting AI-generated videos. The setup uses racks of phones running automated content generation and posting. One account alone showed a $7,000 payout request.
My Take
Engagement farms aren't new. They've been a huge industry for over a decade, particularly for social manipulation and content theft. What's changed is the economics. Previously you needed people to steal and repost content, or create something. Now three interns can manage 150 accounts because the content generates itself.
This is where the AI video tools we keep covering end up. Not just deepfakes of celebrities or one-off viral clips, but industrialized slop production running 24/7. The platforms pay out based on engagement, and the algorithms don't distinguish between content a person spent hours making and content a script churned out in seconds. So the incentives push toward volume over quality, flooding feeds with generated noise. The creators making actual content are now competing against operations that can produce thousands of videos per day at near-zero marginal cost. I don't know how that competition ends well for them.
Hedgie🤗
no one can agree on the best way to run openclaw
so today i tested the most popular 3
✅ $600 mac mini
✅ $10 vps with ubuntu desktop
✅ $30 windows vps
The winner is clear after 7 hours of intense testing & discussion with industry experts