Bloomberg charges $31,980 a year for one terminal seat.
The stack in this article runs on $26 a month.
> Claude Pro: $20
> server: $6
> market data: $0 from public APIs
> builder registration: 100 USDC you keep
Bloomberg covers every market on earth.
You need one market and one job.
Which market would you build for first?
Every prompt is in the article π
Two 22-year-olds built a trading terminal.
It made $100,000,000 in fees in 4 months.
> no hedge fund
> no price predictions
> 0.75% to 0.95% on every trade
> paid on the winners and the losers
The screen got paid either way.
Could one person build that screen with Claude for $26 a month?
The full build is in the article π
Tavus gave me early access to Griffin, their first human interaction model.
The part that got me was the goodbye.
I said I had to go. She didn't just take it. "Wait, really? Already?" Then she wished me luck with the speech, the one I'd brought up earlier in the call and had already forgotten about myself.
Not scripted, and nobody is operating her.
> first model to pass the Turing test: 45% of 120 people thought it was real
> in the control group, 28% thought a real person was the AI
> first on NVIDIA's Video Full-Duplex Benchmark: 3.83 of 5, against a human at 3.92
> the next best system scored 2.80, and took a full second longer to answer
It is a research preview, not something you can build on yet. Which is the part I keep thinking about.
@tavus@hassaanraza
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Jumper sale on Legion, Sep 29 to Oct 2
Rumored $75M FDV, ~$3.75M MC at TGE
$1-2M monthly revenue from fees
Team and investors get 0% at TGE
33% of supply reserved for community
One of the biggest aggregators at this valuation looks cheap to me
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