Someone has been impersonating me on Telegram, as well as, @BenbaLamb claiming to do a meme presale. They've taken at least $50k from people I know, and likely more.
Smart, careful people in this space fell for it. Here's exactly how it works and how to spot it.
@clementetv_ either these companies putting up the cash hence why selectively chosen or theres a conflict with doing this style giveaway on their own chain if i had to guess
lute is adding on more surface area to our api suite now. our goal over the next few weeks is to make it so you can rebuild any company, any product, any service with enterprise level data and execution by just asking your agent to do it
Elon says debt markets have shut off for anyone without revenue outside AI data centers, and SpaceX just closed $40B for GPUs. gmoney floated this exact play on the Oct 15 show: SpaceX is public and can raise, and if the private labs can't get financing, Elon moves up the board. @gmoneynft@hunterorrell
Ah yea it’s not easy. I think this is why you see almost everyone do the If Else conditional flow format. What I think sets it apart is more diverse data layers so you have as much context as possible.
But and this is a HUGE but… end of the day it’s the users selection of where the ideas are coming from and how they are used that dictates success.
i rebuilt a $30m seed round company in less than a day (@catalystapp)
did this as an exploration into moats: if your company is a nice ui on someone else’s infra, you are one weekend away from a clone
i own the entire stack... so i pointed a crew of agents at the @lute and @indeixcom apis and had a working mvp in under 24 hours
it’s called taste
your timeline is full of calls and nobody keeps score. that’s not an accident. most callers don’t want to be scored
taste scores them anyway. it reads every post from the x accounts, shows, newsletters and wallets you follow in about a second, and knows a call from a mention, a long from a short, a lean from max conviction
then it checks every call against real prices in real time. @Pentosh1 is right 69% of the time across 32 calls. @fullportshow, my own show, is at 59% across 75. jim cramer is under 50%. you can guess what the fade button is for
tell it what you want in plain english. “when 3 of my sources go long the same coin within 24 hours, buy $200, take profit at 30%, stop at 10%” becomes a flow you can see, edit and test before it trades
approve every trade or let it run. stocks and crypto, onchain, in one place. perps go through Lute's perps api, Path, which sends every order to the best venue across hyperliquid, lighter and aster on its own
follow the best wallets. follow your friends’ taste live. import your own history and it learns how you trade. your agent can run it too: claude, openai, grok, muse, instinct
“so it’s a vibe coded clone?”
no. the app took a day because the moat was already built, battle tested and running in production on the lute labs stack:
• 10s of millions in volume through the lute execution api
• our own audited transaction pipeline, ~150ms fills
• real time market, social, and wallet data from @indeixcom
• path routing perps across hyperliquid, lighter and aster
anyone can clone a screen in a day now. nobody can clone the stack under it or the experience needed to provide a safe environment especially when dealing with money
most moats are dead though
over the last few days we were able to rebuild entire companies using lute labs api stack
additionally, we reached out to some of the biggest onchain investigators, builders, and traders and asked them what they would create if we gave them everything
looks like the first few projects will launch next week
@indeixcom has proven to be one of the most powerful pieces for people - almost everyone wants to understand the market and its traders
if you are trying to build, get in touch
Nasdaq 100 down 2.9%, worst day since June. I put on a QQQ short this morning to hedge my longs. You don't need to be a hero here: set your stops and live to see another day. @gmoneynft@hunterorrell
yup but thats just dashboarding / allowing manual decisions in a central spot. but 90% of the things you would have used to need UI/UX for happen within a model going forward
so yes frontend still has some importance and is needed (don’t think we see frontend fully disappear for a long time) but the use of frontend has changed completely where its needed
also means i think you need to build sites that give an agent the most likelihood to recommend the service to a user who hasnt found it on their own
@0xkitty69@catalystapp@lute Pretty sure if I spent another few days and focus on it could add in some LP stuff too and basically have every facet of crypto addressed