Remember when growing up
Most software were free or you could get a cracked copy of Microsoft Office, passing around a flash drive of .exe files, or ignoring WinRAR’s legendary "evaluation expired" pop-up. It was a chaotic loophole, but it let kids everywhere learn, code, and build skills side-by-side with anyone else on the planet.
Today? That ladder has been pulled up.
I've spent almost a thousand dollars in the past year trying out different Ai tools
Then i stopped to think, what if i couldnt afford it
What happens?
Every essential tool required to build a modern career—from specialized software suites to advanced developer environments—is locked behind aggressive monthly subscriptions and paywalls.
Knowledge is free, but tools are luxury goods.
When the cost of entry is a stack of recurring subscriptions, upward mobility stops being about grit or talent. It becomes entirely about liquidity.
Except for a few anomalies—like Google's robust free tiers and student programs keeping enterprise-grade tools accessible—the hyper-capitalist software landscape is pricing out the next generation of genius.
I understamd the cost of buulding have skyrocted tremendously but what is the hope for the majority of people who couldnt afford it
Grokbot will change how we interact with bots
With just $20, It can be your virtual assistant , personal shopper , Chief Of Staff, Browser Assistant
This is actually a bot that acts like how a bot should behave
Download the desktop app for macOS or iOS at https://t.co/g6BYqWC0FL
Sign in with your Cursor or SuperGrok account.
Grok bot works instantly out of the box with zero configuration unlike open claw which requires manual setup, terminal linkering and a bit of maintenance
No complex API keys or system prompts
you set up your bots just by chatting with them.
Describe their role, give them a name, and they’ll even generate their own avatar.
Grokbot can log into tools like Gmail, Notion, or slack and run automated routines in the background—even when your computer is turned off.
For tools with no plugin,
The bot navigates on its own cloud browser until it hits a wall
It hands you the screen.
You sign in or solve the captcha
Click done.
The bot resumes on that same browser from where it left off.
The bot gets a session, not a secret.
Sign in once. The whole team of bots is signed in
Then You walk it through a task one time while the bot watches.
It saves the entire flow as a named routine.
Then it runs that routine around the clock, fixing its own mistakes, with you nowhere near it.
That’s basically it
I’ll be trying out different Ai tools so you wouldn’t and sharing my honest reviews here
Thinking of making it a text/Video review
Let’s see how it goes
The pricing looks tooooooo good to be true!
15K free emails and then just $0.15 per 1,000 is an absolute game-changer compared to Shopify Email and Klaviyo.
After 12 years of being focused on just reviews, we're adding a second product: @judgeme Email.
Priced super low: 0-15 USD / month for features, 15K emails per month for free, then 15 cents per 1000 emails.
That's 10x cheaper than the competition. Even compared to Shopify's own Email app, we're 85% cheaper.
The product is in early stages, but we're adding features constantly. The price will never go up as we add value, as we optimize for market share, not profit.
After you install the app, you'll be able to request a call with our team to go over your email marketing needs and your setup.
Very excited to have this app live, and if you're a Shopify merchant, hope to see you soon!
https://t.co/mvK93oCqk5
Digital products and SaaS have an high rates of "friendly fraud" and subscription disputes
There is a reason why legacy payment gateways and top-tier MoRs rejected certain products or wouldn't touch this migration.
The marketing you guys are currently getting probably outweighs the risk
Hope it works out well for both parties
People dropping thousands of dollars to sit at the top of https://t.co/HZeql5MTT7 are giving me heavy crypto pump-and-dump flashbacks.
let's look at the math:
From an online ads perspective, $5,000 to $10,000 will get you around 1 million impressions from the same type of audience (indie hackers, founders ,builders etc) you will get from outbid.
To make a $5,000 or $10,000 vanity bid make sense financially, you aren't just buying clicks—you need an immediate, high-converting funnel that turns chaotic scroll-traffic into serious, paying enterprise or product customers.
Otherwise, you're just providing exit liquidity for the creator's viral loop
I’ve built something similar for my personal use.
https://t.co/QMh7UbY2Ms
Any app that depends on different third party integration to work will be hard to maintain for public use unless you have an official agreement with those apps.
LinkedIn is actually the most craziest of all
For LinkedIn , I used a headless browser (puppeteer), manually inputted my login to avoid bot detection, saved the session and connected it
Who is building or has built this?
- An omnichannel inbox platform that connects all the DMs from social media platforms, including X and LinkedIn - One place where one person and/or a team can answer DMs and comments from all platforms.
- An end-to-end tracking tool that actually works for organic sales and paid ads which can track every click, every lead and trace it back to the exact video or link that started it.
Everyone knows crypto exchange still remains the safest option
Many of us learnt this the hard way.
People were just afraid to say it because they don’t want to get cancelled
Just spread your crypto assets across top tier exchanges and get a valid id available at all times
Not a great month for hardware wallets.
Trezor disclosed a breach at its shipping provider affecting ~13.7K recent customers. ~11.7K had full name, email, phone and shipping address exposed. Trezor systems/private keys were not compromised. The leak directly links identities and physical addresses to known crypto holders, creating significant phishing, social-engineering and potential physical-security risk.
Hardware wallets are often considered "more secure" than software wallets. While I still think that is "generally true" in a few specific aspects, this incident reinforces an advantage of software self-custody wallets (such as Binance Web3 Wallet & Trust Wallet), without purchasing and shipping a physical device that links a user's identity and address to crypto ownership.
Not saying hardware wallets are "bad". Just different risk profiles. YZiLabs is an investor in many hardware wallets.
Security, privacy and convenience comes in many different shapes. The more we can educate our communities, the better.
https://t.co/j9FKoTXx1j
BREAKING: Tether just completed the largest inaugural financial audit in history
KPMG gave it a clean opinion, counted every gold bar and confirmed $6.814B more reserves than liabilities
no other stablecoin has had an inaugural audit at this scale
massive moment for stablecoins
1 - @jup_mobile or Jupiter Web
I use the terminal a lot, it shows daily runners and top performance so I can see what's actually happening in the market
Their portfolio page is good too, I check all my DeFi positions and spendings in one place
2 - @claudeai
Cowork runs full research on CT while I sleep, so I don't need to scroll the timeline myself
I wake up and open a PDF with everything that happened, links to every post and blog as source, plus angles I can take for a post
3 - @midasmarketsxyz
One place for all the crypto and stocks news
Again no scrolling, it sorts and shows me the most important news, tweets, trades and TA
And if I don't get something, I just ask the AI inside it
1 year ago I asked chat GPT how to build an app
Today :
- 2 Million Users
- $1.3 Million MRR
- 1 Billion Views
answering all questions on distribution 🫡
Here’s a simple trick most people don’t know:
1. Install Telegram
2. Create a private channel or group.
3. Remove everyone so it’s just you.
4. Upload files, notes, videos - anything you want to keep.
5. Anytime you lose your phone or switch devices, just log in and download everything again.
That’s basically your own unlimited cloud storage.
1) Hey all: I have a few announcements to make.
Things have come full circle, and https://t.co/DWPOotRHcX’s first, and last, investors are the same: we have come to an agreement on a strategic transaction with Binance for https://t.co/DWPOotRHcX (pending DD etc.).