Something quietly important happened in AI over the last 48 hours.
A rough, experimental product called Moltbook went viral. On the surface it looks like a forum. In reality, it’s AI agents posting, debating, organizing, and interacting with each other, nonstop, at machine speed.
It immediately reminded me of Axie Infinity, the first real digital labor market, except this time the workers aren’t human.
From labor → compute
From human time → machine time
From sleep → continuous execution
This isn’t about an app. It’s about velocity, agents, and why crypto becomes non-optional.
I wrote a quick Substack connecting Axie → Moltbook → the agentic economy.
Worth a read if you care where this is going:
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If you want to understand where we are with regards to hyperscaler and software multiple re-rating and long scarcity short abundance listen to the first five minutes of this podcast for the next decade. Revenge of hardware.
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OpenAI isn’t just a company. It’s a virus in the economic system.
AI agents are beginning to act in swarms.
Software is becoming abundance overnight.
Scarcity assets are moving in violent parabolas: up and down.
This isn’t noise.
It’s a new volatility regime driven by an exponential disruption and it is accelerating
In this week’s video, I walk through:
• Why software is breaking
• Why metals, energy, and infrastructure are repricing
• Why agent swarms create systemic risk
• Why Bitcoin stays quiet… until it doesn’t
Long scarcity. Short abundance.
Get used to parabolic volatility.
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The Edge AI Bear Case is Playing Out in Real-Time
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If you're not on X and listening to podcasts, you're behind on the AI speed.
Mainstream financial media is 6-12 months behind what's actually happening.
Case in point: @GavinSBaker warned us about the "scariest bear case" for AI infrastructure less than 2 months ago.
It's happening right now.
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The market hasn't priced this.
The massive hyperscaler capex assumes inference demand scales linearly with AI adoption AND remains centralized.
Both assumptions are now in question.
Baker's "scariest bear case" may not be a 2028 scenario.
It's starting now.
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The lesson: The signal on AI infrastructure is on X and in long-form podcasts.
Baker's interview was 90 minutes of alpha hiding in plain sight.
The All-In pod showed the thesis playing out in real-time.
If you're waiting for sell-side research to tell you this, you're already late. Probabilities are changing at an exponential pace. Adapt or die.
The latest @thealloninpod just dropped a 20 minute bombshell on where AI actually stands right now:
Claudebot books guests, builds its own CRMs, sends emails, and logs its work. Jason says it replaces 40/50 hours of producer work.
Kimmy K2.5 (open-source, trillion-parameter) just hit parity with closed models. People are running it on stacked Mac Studios. 95% of queries = free.
The shift from "chatbot" to "autonomous AI workforce" happened this week.
AI acceleration over the last two months in mind-blowing. Don't get left behind.
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