I lost $6,000 on meme coins.
$3,000 was 1.5 years of savings from working in Qatar.
The other $3,000 was a credit card.
I couldn't even tell my family.
That's why this page exists: I post the traps before you step in them.
What was your worst trade?
@flamiliacrypto@superformxyz Happy Friday! Followed. I post the funny side of crypto and markets, mostly my own bad trades. What are you watching this week?
Building in public, day 2.
Found a bug: GitHub ran my daily report up to 7 hours late, so my bot posted it twice, two days in a row.
Fix: before posting, the bot now asks "did I already post today?"
Lesson: never trust a scheduler.
What's the dumbest bug you've shipped?
@Dhruvam987 In, Dhruvam. Building a market desk run by AI agents: they track 42 smart-money wallets and the news, then post sourced charts. What are you building right now?
@antonships Hey Anton, also building next to a day job, in Qatar. I run AI agents that track crypto wallets and the news and turn it into charts. Local models for notes is a smart angle. What made you move off the cloud ones?
TL;DR: Nosana is a rental market for GPUs.
Hosts rent out idle GPUs → AI builders rent them by the hour → Solana keeps the books.
Try it: https://t.co/gKG9VZ70pM
Docs: https://t.co/BHATcfoTav
#NOSvember#CreatorChallenge
Explaining @nosana_ai to a friend who has never heard of DePIN 🧵
AI runs on GPUs. Renting them from the big clouds is expensive, while millions of gaming GPUs sit idle most of the day.
Nosana connects the two.
#NOSvember#CreatorChallenge
Why it matters:
Nosana's GPU list starts at $0.048 an hour for an RTX 3060, and Nosana says workloads can cost up to 6x less than on traditional clouds, depending on the job.
Idle GPUs earn, builders pay less, and the whole stack is open source.