Whats interesting is that the hit isn’t aimed at “cutting-edge” chips, but at the mass segment.
It’s an attempt to choke scale and margins, not innovation. In the end, the winners will be those who’ve already diversified production outside China, not those chasing the bleeding-edge process node.
Information attacks built around loud numbers are a classic tactic for clicks and political polarization — they live only until the first fact-check.
Until there are confirmed materials from courts or credible media, any accusations against Stephen Colbert should be treated as noise, not news.
@Tyler_Did_It Paradoxically, this print is both good and bad
Good for the soft-landing narrative.l
Bad because it reduces the urgency for policy easing
There’s a feeling that Crypto Twitter is burned out.
The same ref links.
The same offers.
The same people selling the same things to each other.
And the problem isn’t crypto.
The problem is the closed loop.
While everyone is fighting for attention inside CT,
there are billions of people on Instagram
who don’t even know crypto offers, private groups, or referral models exist.
To them, this isn’t “another info guy.”
It’s first contact.
Simple math, no magic.
One quality lead = ~$500.
2 leads a week = $1,000.
4 weeks = ~$4,000 per month.
No trading.
No market guessing.
No “lucky / unlucky.”
Why this works now — and won’t forever.
The window is open for 3–6 months.
Instagram algorithms are still generous.
The audience isn’t sick of crypto yet.
A bear market is the perfect time to build funnels for the bull.
Later it’ll be too late and more expensive.
I’m not seeing this in theory.
I’m seeing it in people I work with.
They’re not “content geniuses.”
Not bloggers.
Not celebs.
Just normal accounts
pulling traffic from outside the crypto bubble
and converting it into money.
Right now, I’m putting together a small group
where we build personal brands for Instagram → crypto offers.
Not mass-market.
Not conveyor-belt style.
Because this doesn’t scale well.
If this resonates —
DM me.
U.S. GDP growth to 4.3% reinforces the “strong economy, delayed cuts” narrative: with momentum like this, the Fed has more room to keep financial conditions tight for longer than the market has been pricing in. For risk assets, the short-term impact is mixed — stronger demand supports earnings, but rate expectations may shift higher again.
After months of watching crypto Twitter chase the same plays, I found something better.
Instagram traffic arbitrage for crypto offers.
Everyone's shilling Polymarket refs in CT. Same audience. Same saturation.
But Instagram? Fresh audience. No refs. No competition.
The more people in a chat, the worse the decisions. Successful funds are max 2–3 people. Solo is even better.
The IQ of any group equals the IQ of the dumbest person in it.
Stop being laziness
Stop being poor
Stop doing crypto.
The faster you realize you’re incompetent, the faster you’ll actually start growing.
Real stats: 30% chance of 💀🔫 within 10 years for anyone living solely off crypto with zero other income.
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All their smart-sounding podcast analysis is absolute garbage. These people do not trade. They just talk while you lose money.
The moment you stop outsourcing responsibility to others, that’s when you actually start progressing.
Group chats = pure poison.