— got an update from a friend of mine few days back, and I've been trying to gather my things together and put it out to you, and yes I've done my few researches and here's what I found.
I found out about @Zentrixgaming_ a decentralized project.
A thread 🧵
Someone is charging newbies to learn vibecoding and AI building skills, but the best courses are free and available weekly on this app.
Instead of paying for a course, invest that in an agent subscription.
Focus on mindset; this is where many fail. Most AI users simply prompt and ship without scrutinizing.
The real challenge is understanding quality, engaging users, and solving problems independently. A paid program won't teach you that.
You don't just prompt anymore. You equip the agent with skills, subagents, and context, enabling it to build like a senior engineer.
Learn to set up Claude Code with skills and subagents, or configure Codex with agent files, and your output changes completely. That one shift is worth more than any bootcamp class.
Here is a list of free full courses, all sitting right here on X:
→ Build and automate anything with Claude, one hour start to finish: https://t.co/4O5X5gWvpY
→ Another full Claude build-and-automate walkthrough: https://t.co/4v6TKtsOkW
→ OpenAI Codex the way its own engineers use it, real agent setups: https://t.co/ppfelju25i
→ Master Codex in 2026, full course: https://t.co/yZlF4I82ko
→ The mindset that outlasts every tool, taste, distribution, and agency (article): https://t.co/6L3nKf63lR
The official free docs and libraries from Anthropic and OpenAI teach you to drive these agents better than anything you’d pay for.
To build and ship, choose a real problem, create a solution in an agent like Claude Code or Codex, and understand every change it makes so you can own and fix the code.
Use this guide to get winning ideas: https://t.co/gpkvE0UQuN
Push to GitHub, deploy for free on Vercel or Netlify, and ship it before polishing.
Your first shipped project will teach you more than a month of watching videos.
Distribution is key; everyone can build, but the win goes to those who get seen.
→ Build in public on X, launch where users are, list on Product Hunt, and share clips of your work.
Now get paid, which is everything that camp promised you:
→ Free hackathons almost every week: Devpost, MLH, Devfolio, and Unstop, also check out @HackListHQ
→ Freelance work: @contra takes nothing, Upwork and Fiverr have volume, and @SuperteamEarn runs live dev bounties.
→ Sell what you build: https://t.co/F0aaR3VnHt is free to list, and platforms like Flippa and Indie Hackers help you price and sell.
Resources were never behind a paywall; you just need to research.
Share this with anyone about to pay for what’s already free.
one thing people outside crypto don't understand is how early this industry still is.
people look at a $2.3 trillion market and immediately think that's huge.
and it is.
but then you put it next to gold at almost $28 trillion and global stocks at roughly $149 trillion.
suddenly the perspective changes completely.
crypto has already become massive without even coming close to the size of traditional markets.
and that's what makes this space so interesting.
we're watching an entirely new asset class develop in real time.
new infrastructure is being built.
new financial products are being created.
institutions are slowly getting involved.
and millions of people are learning how to interact with money in a completely different way.
does that guarantee crypto goes up forever? obviously not. nothing does.
there will be more crashes.
more scams.
more failed projects.
but if crypto captures even a small percentage of the capital currently sitting in traditional assets, the numbers start looking completely different.
that's the part people miss.
$2.3 trillion isn't the end of the story... it's the starting point of a much bigger conversation.
gm
I have been seeing a lot trading on the TL and I’m trying to start trading solo.
I want to build an AI agent and bankr will be the execution layer.
fyi this private just to help me trade and analyze the market.
which skills should my agent have first hand?
I haven’t started building the agent yet, but I’m also looking to invest, even if it’s small bags, in products I genuinely believe in.
bought some $BASEMATE today. think a lot of people are fading @0xteo and what his team is building.
let’s see who’s next 👀
I have been working on this agent for hours now.
his name is Vigia - my personal agent, powered by Hermes and running locally on my Mac.
gave him a SOUL.md, USER.md, roles + skills from Aeon and Bankr.
he now has 4 specialist agents:
• intelligence
• product & engineering
• growth & operations
• quant, markets & risk
still experimenting with strategies and figuring out how far I can push this.
the goal is simple: one agent that knows me, delegates to specialists, and helps me get shit done.