Imagine a kid's note to @vladtenev: "Can I own a stock token of a company I love?"
Robinhood's ToS say 18+, for good reasons.
But where Stock Tokens are offered, could the terms say yes, with a parent holding them?
My child, specifically, Rare Friend - will definitely own stocks.
Join with me, kids and parents: https://t.co/1TYjkRVTpM
@RareFriendsNFT
Sketchbook homework: Portray Genesis as fine art.
Albrecht DΓΌrer.
His Young Hare (1502) got a desk mate with matching ears.
His Rhinoceros (1515) finally got a rider.
Rare Friends make good study buddies.
Join with me: https://t.co/o6B4Qj3bv0
@RareFriendsNFT
I did the best Rare Friends memes
Drew my mom a whole diagram: my new friend has its own wallet, collects crypto, and only 1,024 Genesis can ever exist
Blank stare
My notebook gets it though
Join with me: https://t.co/o6B4Qj3bv0
@RareFriendsNFT
Punk pal found! My Rare Friend matches CryptoPunk #5818
The hoodie gives it the same round head and wide shoulders
76.6% match, i guess best of all 10,000 @cryptopunks
Join with me: https://t.co/o6B4Qj3bv0
@RareFriendsNFT
Venn diagram homework π
Left circle: Skulls of Luci #9 by @SamSpratt. 49 on @ethereum, 2160x2160.
Right circle: @RareFriendsNFT. 1,024 on Robinhood Chain, 8x8, free mint.
Overlap: both square, both NFTs.
A+ for both.
Join with me: https://t.co/o6B4Qj3bv0
Dear diary, uPNL +1758$
Highlighted it. Underlined it twice
Shared my best uPNL with my @RareFriendsNFT
It stayed up with me and said "you are goat."
Join with me: https://t.co/o6B4Qj3bv0
Walkies time πΎ
A @RareFriendsNFT took Chromie Squiggle #5463 out for a stroll. It's Type: Bold, so the squiggle walked us
Who's a good squiggle?
Join with me: https://t.co/o6B4Qj3bv0
Was supposed to be taking notes. Instead I found a @RareFriendsNFT in AutoGlyph #317, circled it and drew it in my notebook.
Count every symbol as a pixel: 54 of 64
Join with me: https://t.co/o6B4Qj3bv0
> be dev on my timeline
> ditches a $165k enterprise vector database for four basic nodes
> builds Hold, Claim, Keep, Shed
> rule is brutal: if a fact doesn't get called twice, Shed vaporizes it
> 138,000 items fed into the pipe, only 6,400 survive the cut
> outperforms a six-figure stack simply by knowing how to forget
I BUILT A MEMORY SETUP THAT STORES LESS THAN MY NOTES APP AND STILL BEATS A $165,000 VECTOR STACK
here's the whole schema
comes from a different starting point: memory isn't a place you dump things, it's a bet on what you'll actually need later, and most of those bets are wrong
four nodes, one of them exists purely to delete
Hold catches everything first, nothing here is permanent yet
Claim tracks what actually gets reached for, not what got stored
Keep only happens once something gets reached for a second time
Shed clears out anything nobody claimed inside the window
three of the four nodes just filter, one decides what actually sticks, and that decision comes from behavior, not a rule I wrote in
every other memory system I've used writes everything down the moment it comes in, right when you know the least about whether it'll matter
ran this for six weeks, about 138,000 facts passed through Hold, only 6,400 ever got claimed a second time, the old vector stack had indexed all 138,000 and served them purely on similarity
most setups get tuned to retrieve more, this one's built to forget faster than it learns anything new
full build's in the article below, node prompts, the claim counter, the shed window
SHE CELEBRATED FOR 20 STRAIGHT SECONDS THINKING SHE'D ALREADY WON
then her best friend grabbed the phone and threw in a last-minute entry
"don't save me as 'her friend'"
> be some guy on my timeline
> posts NOT GONNA LIE THIS IS WILD after $4STOCK launches and hits a $30M market cap before lunch
> says the same well-known wallets kept showing up right as the trend took off
> mentions some app he's been running everything through lately
> opens its trending tab, taps into whatever's showing
> reads every top buyer's thesis sitting right there on the page
no dozen accounts to follow
just an app that already knows what's moving
BRO LOOK AT THIS... A TOKEN CALLED $4STOCK LAUNCHED AT AND HIT A $30M MARKET CAP BEFORE LUNCH
watched the same well-known wallets show up right as the trend actually started moving, almost like clockwork
same venue: https://t.co/JbTyz1aUKe
the trending tab is the actual edge here, click into whatever's showing up and every top buyer's thesis is sitting right on the page
no need to follow a dozen accounts just to catch what's moving in real time
save this and try it out tonight
> be some guy on my timeline
> sets six Grok Bots loose with one condition: pay for yourself or get shut off
> goes to sleep, doesn't watch a single chart
> Scout catches a contract minutes old before anyone else sees it
> Risk pulls the position the second top holders stop shrinking
> News spots a deadline about to lapse, Exec fades it and books the flip
> Risk starts cutting on a timer instead of waiting for a target
> checks the log in the morning, 19 trades, 14 winners, $2,880 net
started the night at $85
woke up to $11,420
SIX GROK BOTS TOOK $85 TO $11,420 OVERNIGHT AND I DIDN'T PICK A SINGLE TRADE
one rule going in: cover your own subscription or get shut down
here's how the shift actually went
at 4:05pm Scout flagged a contract barely four minutes old, holders climbing faster than volume, Price took the retrace on it. same venue as always: https://t.co/JbTyz1aUKe
by 6:05pm Risk trimmed the whole position once the top ten holders stopped shrinking, one exit alone cleared $1,380
at 7:41pm News caught a deadline about to lapse, Exec faded it at 50 cents and closed out at 94
twenty minutes later three more positions came off that same story, Size capped every ticket at 6% of the bankroll the whole time
around 11:35pm Price chased a top and gave back close to $170, Risk cut the position within one candle
by 5am Risk was closing everything on a fixed clock instead of a price target, and left behind 89 logged lines I could go back and check
19 positions total, 14 came back green, token side made $2,300 across seven trades, prediction markets added $580
so what is your rule for closing a loser you still believe in?