@thedealsguy_ Warning i had this robot before, and it fucking sucks. Random ass patterns when cleaning, and it doesnt really get everywhere. If yall want a good roomba company, keep an eye out for roborock.
Early Access Update:
Thank you for all the support yesterday — we’re nearly sold out of Early Access slots, and begin shipping first sizing kits & v1 Rings soon. 📲🎁����🏻🥳
Over the next few months, your feedback will help us refine:
• Touch UI controls (for Mobile, PC, IOT, AR Glasses)
• Preferred Notifications (feel only what matters)
• Tap-to-Pay / Connect / Unlock
• Passive Health Tracking
— with full launch targeted for April 2026.
The truly Smart Ring — something a whole lot more than just a boring health tracker — is an “Augmented Reality” technology that we believe will reside on +100M hands globally over the next 5 years.
(Imagine controlling AR glasses/TVs/IoT seamlessly, feeling what’s important and avoiding everything else, ditching your phone dependence and augmenting life with a tool that is made for our connected Tech / AR / AI future.)
It will take time and continuous iterating to nail the perfect product — and also plenty of public educating on why Touch Ui, Haptics, Payments, & Health tracking matter… but we’re committed to showing the world that Smart Rings should be so much more than just passive health trackers.
Let us know what feature you’re most excited for, and a massive cheers to all of those here at the beginning 🥂🥳
@arkh I always thought a smart ring would have gestures and swipe capabilities!!! This is honestly great to see 😎. I cant wait to try it out for myself and review it 🙂↕️
Last week, I talked about the shift in market conditions leading into the end of the month and quarter—something I recognized not just from my strategy but from years of watching the tape and understanding nuance.
Experience is the foundation of long-term success in trading, far more than any predefined strategy. The truth is, everything works sometimes, but nothing works all the time. Markets evolve, and only experience allows you to adapt, refining execution as conditions change.
To truly master a strategy, you need to develop muscle memory—an instinct for how to respond in different situations. If your approach is fully systematic, automation makes sense. But if you apply discretion, adjusting position sizes and adapting execution, experience becomes essential.
This is why two traders can trade the same strategy yet see different results. The creator of the strategy thrives because they’ve learned how to execute in varying conditions, while someone new may struggle. The difference? Deep understanding and time in the market. Success in trading isn’t just about having a strategy—it’s about knowing how to execute it when it matters most.