SHE JUMPED OFF THE DAM AND BOUNCED ALL THE WAY BACK
Still early views. And the comments are already arguing if it’s real.
A girl in red stands on the edge of a massive dam, jumps, freefalls toward a tiny trampoline far below, hits it and launches herself straight back up doing a full flip. The crowd just stands there filming.
→ the drop looks insane
→ the trampoline is barely a dot from the top
→ the bounce carries her all the way back
→ she lands clean and high-fives her friend
None of it happened. Every frame is AI.
This used to need a full VFX team and weeks of work. Now you can test shots like this in Picsart image-to-video before you even spend time on it: https://t.co/50j2s1XMiu
The scary part isn’t the height. It’s how normal the crowd looks, because that’s exactly how a real crowd would react.
Would you post this or still think it’s real?
HE JUMPED OFF THE BRIDGE AT NIGHT AND BOUNCED BACK
Still early views. And the comments are already arguing if it’s real.
A guy stands on a bridge at night, jumps barefoot, freefalls toward a tiny blue trampoline in the water below, hits it and bounces all the way back up. Two bears just stand there watching the whole thing.
→ the drop looks massive
→ the trampoline is barely visible from the top
→ the landing is dead center
→ the bears don’t even move
None of it happened. Every frame is AI.
This used to need a full VFX team and weeks of work. Now you can test shots like this in Picsart image-to-video before you even spend time on it: https://t.co/50j2s1XMiu
The scary part isn’t the height. It’s how normal the bears look, because that’s exactly how a real crowd would react.
Would you post this or still think it’s real?
i still don’t understand why more creators aren’t connecting Grok Bot to Picsart
it could make you money & change how you work..
i wrote the full playbook: AI influencers, memes, videos, automation, and monetization - with prompts you can copy ↓ https://t.co/fHcjYJydls
THE PERFECT JUMP AND NOBODY BLINKED
Still early views. And the comments are already arguing if it’s real.
A person walks to the edge, jumps clean, freefalls toward a tiny landing spot far below and sticks it perfectly.
→ the drop looks massive
→ the landing is dead center
→ the whole thing feels way too smooth
→ the camera doesn’t shake like a real phone would
None of it happened. Every frame is AI.
This used to need a full VFX team and weeks of work. Now you can test shots like this in Picsart image-to-video before you even spend time on it: https://t.co/50j2s1XMiu
The scary part isn’t the height. It’s how normal the physics look, because that’s exactly how a real crowd would react.
Would you post this or still think it’s real?
THE PERFECT JUMP IN HONG KONG
38 527 likes so far. And the comments are already split.
A person takes a clean jump from a high building in Hong Kong, freefalls toward a tiny landing spot far below and sticks it perfectly.
→ the drop looks massive
→ the city is right there under them
→ the landing is dead center
→ the whole thing feels way too smooth
None of it happened. Every frame is AI.
This used to need a full VFX team and weeks of work. Now you can test shots like this in Picsart image-to-video before you even spend time on it: https://t.co/50j2s1XMiu
The scary part isn’t the height. It’s how normal the physics look, because that’s exactly how a real crowd would react.
Would you post this or still think it’s real?
SHE ACTUALLY BOUNCED BACK TO THE HELICOPTER
16 845 likes. Still early. And people are already arguing if it’s real.
A girl jumps out of a helicopter, freefalls toward a tiny trampoline far below, hits it dead center and bounces all the way back up to the open door.
→ the drop looks massive
→ the trampoline is barely a dot from that height
→ the landing is clean
→ the rebound carries her straight back into the helicopter
None of it happened. Every frame is AI.
This used to need a full VFX team, a stunt double, a helicopter and weeks of work. Now it’s one person, one prompt and a few minutes.
The scary part isn’t the height. It’s how normal the physics look, because that’s exactly how a real crowd would react.
Would you post this or still think it’s real?
Too scary to be true.
9879 likes. 527 737 views. And the comments are still arguing if it’s real.
A person walks to the edge of a cliff, jumps, freefalls for what feels like forever, hits a tiny trampoline at the bottom and bounces all the way back up.
→ the drop looks massive
→ the trampoline is barely visible from the top
→ the landing is dead center
→ the rebound is clean and full
None of it happened. Every frame is AI.
This used to need a full VFX team, a stunt double and weeks of compositing. Now it’s one person, one prompt and a few minutes.
The scary part isn’t the height. It’s how normal the physics look, because that’s exactly how a real crowd would react.
Would you post this or still think it’s real?
He loaded $99 into Grok Bot with Apple Pay and went to sleep.
Woke up to a lock screen that said $7,853. 79.3x. 82 trades.
The biggest close hit at 12:53am.
Catori. In and out in 15 minutes. +$1,801.
The bot took the sharpest part of a +7,036% move and left.
After that it kept grinding:
PI +$983, CHAD +$792, and a pile of smaller closes.
69 out of 82 green.
He didn’t pick a coin. Didn’t set a stop. Didn’t open a chart.
Apple Pay before sleep. Lock screen at sunrise.
His rules. The bot just ran them.
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4. add cooldowns after losing trades
the best part is the transparency. every fill and every skipped trade shows up directly on the chart, with the reason behind it
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He pasted one prompt into Grok Bot with $500 and went to sleep.
Woke up 8 hours later to $6,359. 12.7x.
Six agents ran the whole night:
- Scout scanned 13,338 pairs.
- Filter killed almost everything with low liquidity or unlocked mints.
- Analyst scored what survived.
- Executor took the trades.
- Risk enforced an −8% hard stop and a +15% trailing stop.
- Logger wrote every decision.
41 trades. 31 green, 10 red.
Biggest single win: $1,589.
He didn’t pick a coin. Didn’t set a stop. Didn’t open a chart.
The desk just ran while he was asleep.
Grok Bot builds MOST powerful trading agents right now
It gives you an army of agents that can do work for you 24/7
If you set it up correctly, you gain super powers
In this article, I cover how to build a team of 24/7 AI trading agents from scratch https://t.co/UfVNlvfAni
SpaceXAI engineers stopped letting Grok Bot write the code.
They made it the manager.
Matt Palmer’s bot reads the repo, writes one clean prompt with the proof it expects back, then hands it to a Cursor cloud agent.
You reply “go.” The agent builds.
Done means before-and-after screenshots of the real flow. If the proof doesn’t match, it sends the agent back - up to 10 times. It opens the PR. It never merges.
No verification skill means you’re still the verifier.
The bot plans and checks. The agent builds. Only proof closes the task.
Last week Stripe launched Link Balance for agents. There's been many takes explaining its details, but I think most are missing the forest for the trees.
In this article I explain Stripe's real goal: taking over Visa and MC as the World's payment network. https://t.co/CCpq87YFDo
He gave Grok Bot one job for 24 hours: only ping him when 3 or more of the top 30 traders buy the same coin within 10 minutes.
$200 → $1,968. 9.84x. 17 taps.
The setup was simple. Alert only on the 3+ cluster. Copy with one tap at 8% of the balance. Sell when the first of them sells. Stop at −6%.
23 alerts came in. He copied 17. Missed 6 while sleeping. 12 green, 5 red.
The best one was 5 traders in 6 minutes. $96 in, out the moment the first sold. +$740.
One wallet buying tells him nothing. Three of them in the same 10 minutes is the only time he presses the button now.
My Grok Bot limits ran out in two days, and I got tired of it
So I found a way out of this situation and compiled tips in a single article https://t.co/UebmdBgVSH
He gave Grok Bot + Jev $50 and went to sleep.
By morning it was $6,666.
133×. 23:00 to 07:13.
Four agents ran the whole thing:
Grok Bot scanned every new pump fun pool. 15,000+ in one night.
Jev scored each coin 0–100. Mint not revoked, dev with past rugs, top 10 holding 40%+, LP unlocked → instantly dead.
Executor only bought what Jev passed. Fixed 8% of the stack per trade, never more.
Reaper guarded every bag. −6% hard stop, then a 12% trailing stop from the top.
It never decided when to sell by feel.
Best trades of the night:
PUMPKING → +1,184%
GRAVEDOG → +935%
SOULCAT → +880%
Losers got cut at −6%.
The edge wasn’t picking winners.
It was Jev killing 90% of the trash before a single dollar went in, and Reaper taking profit with no hands.
Your Grok Bot is not expensive
Your setup is
75% of my Grok Bot tokens went to re-reading old chat. About 1% went to actual work
I broke down the 6-bot setup the Grok Bot team runs, and the 9 leaks eating your bill ↓ https://t.co/rMNVnGhBQh
He put $1,000 through Grok Bot and replayed the entire Binance night.
Finished at $15k. Never more than full size open at once.
Almost none of it came from guessing direction.
One of the largest pieces was a 3-cent Polymarket ticket that went from 0.027 to 0.92 by morning.
The rest was short windows where prices stopped agreeing with each other:
ETH on-chain vs the exchange while the hacker was dumping.
PAXG on DEX 6-10% under the perps.
PEPE on DEX under OKX.
A Polymarket “hack over $100M” that moved from 0.17 to 0.925 in under 30 minutes.
Three plays the bot refused: filling the hacker’s orders, selling straight into his limit, and the pump fun memes.
Two of those make stolen money your counterparty. The third is a lottery.
Most of that night’s money wasn’t in predicting what would happen.
It was in the few places where public information and the price temporarily stopped matching.
Grok Bot could be the operating layer AI agents have been missing.
It can use tools, run routines and coordinate other agents with minimal supervision.
In this article, I show you how. https://t.co/zsznjlGC3m
This is f*cking insane.
Most people on these markets are still trying to guess which way the next three minutes will go.
He stopped doing that.
Grok Bot is running on the three-minute Bitcoin Up/Down contracts. New market every few minutes, settlement almost immediately, price coming straight from public Chainlink data.
Two weeks later the account is up over 24k. Eighteen green days out of twenty. The biggest single drawdown was forty-five dollars across thousands of trades.
The setup is four agents that barely talk to him:
One watches the live price feed and rebuilds the odds constantly.
Another only steps in when the difference is still worth it after fees.
A third reads the log every morning and shuts everything down if the last few sessions were bad.
The last one just keeps a small terminal alive so the other three never have to wait for him.
He isn’t faster than the market.
He just stopped waiting for the market to catch up to information that was already public.
This is f*cking insane.
Someone launched a Grok Bot terminal overnight, gave it $44.82 and stopped asking AI what it would do.
By morning it had $11,643.21 and six agents logging every trade.
The six agents share one screen, each one job:
Scanner reads new token pairs and volume spikes.
Rug check filters suspicious tokens before anything executes.
Sizer sets position from account equity, not a fixed ticket.
Executor opens and closes with slippage tracking.
Logger writes the reason behind every trade.
Equity curve updates on every close.
He went to bed on $44.82 and left the laptop open on the dashboard.
By morning every trade on the activity feed had a reason next to it and a line in the log.
He stopped being the one asking “would you long this?”
He started being the one reading the log of what already happened.
Grok Bot built the terminal, the agent architecture and the dashboard. He described what he wanted and the thing went live.
Grok Bot could be the operating layer AI agents have been missing.
It can use tools, run routines and coordinate other agents with minimal supervision.
In this article, I show you how. https://t.co/zsznjlGC3m
This is f*cking insane.
Someone gave Grok Bot $1,200 before boarding a flight and switched on airplane mode.
When he landed 5 hours later: $1,200 → $6,784 on PumpFun.
The first notification: “welcome back. principal secured. one runner still open.”
While he had no signal, the terminal found solana:AhBidGAgv6QbKSWfrSCegGrzFLcBx4E5FNYTKHNQQj6C before it hit Trending.
Unique buyers accelerating. Liquidity refilling. Every selloff absorbed faster than the last.
Grok Bot entered with 12% of the wallet.
The messages he missed:
solana:AhBidGAgv6QbKSWfrSCegGrzFLcBx4E5FNYTKHNQQj6C +81% - entry recovered
+264% - sold 54%
Trending detected - no new buys
+1,106% - runner reduced to 7%
“free position. leave open?”
First three trades lost $99. He would have started revenge trading before takeoff.
The bot kept size fixed and waited until another launch passed every rule.
He spent five hours unable to touch the wallet.
That might be why it survived.
Most traders don’t need a better entry.
They need five hours without a buy or sell button.
This is f*cking insane.
I don’t log into anything on airport or cafe Wi-Fi anymore until Claude Code finishes one check.
Email stays closed. Banking stays closed. The terminal opens first.
One prompt. Five steps. Read-only the whole way.
Evil twins: lists every network in range and flags the same name showing up as both Open and WPA2, plus look-alike names.
Gateway: watches your ARP table for two minutes and flags a router MAC that suddenly changes.
DNS: checks what the network’s DNS says about your bank and email against DNS over HTTPS and flags anything pointing somewhere weird.
Certificates: pulls the TLS issuer for the sites you actually use and flags anything that isn’t a public CA.
Report: one ranked table with the next move for each item go ahead, turn on VPN, or use your hotspot and walk away.
It never touches another guest’s device. It never cracks or kicks anything off. It just tells you what it can see and what it can’t.
Three minutes or hand your inbox to whoever set up “Free_Airport_WiFi”.
This is f*cking insane.
Someone built a Grok Bot terminal and let six agents run it overnight.
Not one chatbot guessing the next coin. A split workflow on one screen.
Scanner finds new pairs.
Volume agent flags unusual activity.
Safety agent checks for rugs.
Sizing agent decides the size.
Execution handles the orders.
Logging records every decision and why.
Equity curve next to the activity feed.
Enter / skip / wait / exit.
Risk checks before anything moves.
Entry, exit, slippage - all logged.
You can trace every trade backward: what triggered it, which checks passed, why that size, what actually filled, what caused the exit.
The numbers are wild on the surface. The architecture is the part that actually matters.
This is f*cking insane.
Someone told his Grok Bot to make $11k or he cancels the subscription.
It didn’t stop.
Started with $19.63.
Hit $11k.
Then kept running and pushed past $15.7k on the terminal.
Six agents inside one screen.
One scans tokens.
Another flags opportunities.
Trades execute.
Every fill, loss, liquidity check and new pair gets logged in real time.
The dashboard shows the balance history, live activity and the agents talking to each other.
He didn’t hand-code the whole stack. He used the bot to help build the agents, the system and the interface itself.
The terminal is still running. The numbers keep moving.
This is f*cking insane.
Someone built a full trading desk on Jane Street’s own rules and handed it to 6 AI agents.
Jane Street moves ~10% of the US equity market. Their engineers keep saying the same thing in public: never hand an AI the money.
So he didn’t.
6 bots + you. Scout, Analyst, Quant, Skeptic, Risk, Journal.
Scout reads filings and X all night and passes 5 names max. Most days the answer is nothing.
Analyst prices every idea. No range - no trade.
Quant backtests with a locked holdout and a log of every change.
Skeptic never writes code. It only attacks. When unsure, it kills.
Risk lives in a file the bot can’t edit. One word stops everything.
Journal logs every fill and every skip. Every Friday it tells you when the edge is dying.
You still tap every order. The agents work 24/7. The money stays behind code.
This used to be a floor full of people. Now it’s one folder and a phone.
Finally... AI trading system that I trust with my money
Built on Jane Street’s rules, the firm behind ~10% of US stocks
6 GrokBot + Opus 5.5 agents find, test and kill trades 24/7 while you sleep
In this article, I show you how to build it: https://t.co/hy4QwGEBHR