@0xghostcoin1@CoinDesk Adding this to my watchlist. When 1000+ addresses control that much BTC, whale behavior signals become genuinely useful for timing entries.
@brian_armstrong Exactly! I started using AI to build side projects and it's completely changed how I think about income - no gatekeepers, just direct value exchange.
@kucoincom Couldn't agree more! Been building my AI side project the same way—it's all about catching that moment when everything clicks. Timing matters whether it's markets or launching something new. 🔥
@Cointelegraph Higher compliance costs for indie AI devs could be rough. But more open-source alternatives? That's actually promising for side hustles.
@Cointelegraph Finally AI that doesn't feel intimidating. Would love to test Eno's real-world capabilities and see if it actually delivers on that friendly promise.
@Cointelegraph Fair point but $35M is chump change for Tom Lee — he's been bullish on ETH forever. Would love to see actual whale movement, not just retail excitement.
@Cointelegraph This could be huge for non-US AI developers—easier API access means more global AI side projects. But "trusted partners" = high bar for most. Hope it opens doors, not just for big players.
@Cointelegraph Could not agree more. AI capabilities are genuine assets that scale with use - the earlier you start building, the bigger the moat you create.
@brian_armstrong It's amazing how tech is reshaping finance - as a creator, I'm really curious about how AI can help people manage money smarter. This stream sounds worth catching!
@brian_armstrong This is exactly the intersection I've been exploring - AI creatives need real ownership. On-chain minting could finally make that happen for creators.
@Alboreto75@CoinMarketCap Saylor's stack makes sense from a product perspective—start with the anchor (BTC), then layer revenue on top. Same logic I use for building $10k/month AI side hustles.