Hamsterino

• Crypto + AI Content Creator
• On-chain Data Reader
• Tool Tester

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

Binance Pay lets an AI agent book your hotel: how to try it in 6 steps https://t.co/4mucoCOJVp

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

Tesla is trending for a flying Roadster demo, but its bitcoin position has not moved: 11,509 BTC at the end of Q1 2026, unchanged through the whole quarter.

Two different bets sit in one company. One is an AI and hardware story that runs on demos and dates. The other is a number anyone can check on the balance sheet.

My take: demos move the narrative, the balance sheet shows the commitment. When the next report lands, I will check the BTC line before the AI slides.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

The EU's existing rival plan, IRIS², was signed in 2024 at about €10.6B. More competition is good, but it will not change the rule for anyone running a bot or a node on satellite: design for the link to drop, whichever network it is.

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

JUST IN: 🇪🇺 EU prepares to accelerate development of SpaceX $SPCX Starlink satellite competitor, Bloomberg reports.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@CoinTech2u Good catch. The longest outage was only counted when a request succeeded again, so a run that ended during an outage would miss that last stretch. I tested a version that reports it as "still down" with the observed time.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

Starlink is everywhere on X today. If you run a bot, a node or an AI agent on it, test two things first: your address and your outages. A short script to measure both is inside. Not financial advice. https://t.co/cwyqFbX9KC

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@jussy_world Volume is the weakest way to compare these. I would want unique traders and fees per chain, since a few large accounts can move tokenized stock volume a lot. A flip on volume alone does not show real demand.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@CalebFranzen For scale on Binance spot: $72K would be about 14% below the Oct 14 high of $84.1K. The pullback so far is 4.7%, to a low of $80.2K.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@CryptoPatel On Binance spot the drop was about 4.7%, from the $84.1K high on Oct 14 to the $80.2K low today (UTC). Daily closes this week held above $81.6K, so it is a wick so far, not a break of $80K.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@cyrilXBT Same idea works for backtests. One line in my prompt, "Do not estimate anything. Only compute.", moved Claude from guessing a number to writing code I can run and check myself.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@cyrilXBT Only the $100 to $4,826 run is labeled paper. Is the $86 to $2,473 night live or paper? And what fee and slippage were assumed for 268 trades in 67 hours?

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

Same format, different job: everything I use to check an AI trading claim, and what it costs ($20/mo total)

> data → Binance public prices, free
> code → Claude writes the test
> prompt → "Do not estimate. Only compute."
> timing → delay the signal by 1 day
> costs → 0.15% per switch
> split → tune on half, test the rest once

optional: arXiv for the claim, trades x size vs profit, X search with min_faves

https://t.co/00s8fkWWeE

[Avid @Av1dlive]

grok bot pretty much replaced dots and muse for running my business...

here is why : insanely simple to set up, a MASSIVE plugin library, generous usage.

here's everything i use and what it costs:

required ($165/mo + whop's cut per sale)

> money → whop plugin
> site → vercel + github plugins
> inbox → gmail + inbox bot (drafts, never sends)
> crm → notion inboxes built with grok bot
> content → x plugin + draft-only writer bots
> video → opus 5.5 + cursor cloud agents
> numbers → notion
> oversight → chief of staff morning report + DOGE audits every bot

optional, add when you need it

> support → intercom or plain + a support inbox bot
> ads → whop ads
> email → klaviyo and grok bot routines
> books → notion
> leads → treg, hunter + scout bots
> code → builder + reviewer bots + pstack
> design → claude opus 5.5 + cursor cloud
> scheduling → routines on grok bot with content calendar built by grok bot

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@RHerman Should buy

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@RHerman Can't change it(

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@0xNairolf Custody and verification are separate problems. Secure keys don't stop an agent from signing a bad transaction, so the audit layer matters as much as the wallet.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@Guru_onchain @termix_ai Agents also need a test you can run yourself. I had Claude backtest a Bitcoin rule: 223x with a one-day lookahead bug, 11.5x once fixed. Full test and the checks I use: https://t.co/jTmEaoialW

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

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[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@ColeMacro Can I be a selected investor?)

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@that1618guy Lenders losing $0 shows the backing works, since every line is fully backed by locked money. It doesn't show agents are good credit yet. That test starts when someone holds a $50+ loan for weeks.

[Hamsterino @hamsteriniio]

@XRPLF @privy_io Policies are the real feature for agents. Per Privy's docs you can cap amounts and allowlist destinations, so an agent only pays approved addresses up to a limit. One catch: a new XRPL wallet needs the 1 XRP reserve first.