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[Dude @nanochef_dev]

If you take @crossbordercap’s Global Liquidity Index and overlay historical #Bitcoin cycle price tops (green) and bottom dates (red), you can visualize how Bitcoin is largely driven by global liquidity cycle. Stay focused, play the long game.

[Giga Based Dad @GigaBasedDad]

Once you realize this you'll notice it everywhere

[Machina @EXM7777]

ElevenLabs founders must be SHAKING right now...

these guys just dropped a voice AI you can direct like a real actor

no more typing weird little codes into your script... you just write "say it like you've given up on life" and it does exactly that

here's why that's a big deal:

- one word comes out wrong and you change only that word, the rest of the take stays the same
- it switches voices in the middle of a sentence
- it voices a whole scene with several characters from one script
- it clones your voice and keeps it in character in other languages

and to prove it, they cloned Uncle Roger's voice and had it roast his own fried rice the whole way through lmao

[Noah Frydberg | Tiktok Shop For Brands @maverickecom]

Hormozi says tiktok shop is one of the biggest opportunities right now

The method of scaling on tiktok shop is through building an affiliate army and then running ads on their content.

Ai + tiktok shop has provided insane disruption to the ecom space..

- tts has cheaper transaction fees than amazon
- a new platform (only been here 2023) that is growing with its brands
- provides halo effect to brands that have plateaued on PPC and Meta

with ai there are regular ladies in Spain making 15k+ monthly profit building ai influencers on Instagram 🤯

Brands making an extra 6-7 figures per month from their affiliate
Network

More visibility
More brand awareness
More creators
More content
More revenue

Even getting into retailers is easier when a brand is big on tiktok shop, or is already viral with creators

No phone farm
No photo shoot
No endless negotiation for Ugc

Full breakdown is in the article below:

[CG @cgtwts]

the lead gen industry is cooked

zoominfo charges $600/mo. lusha charges $449. treg charges $0 in subscriptions and just $0.0089 per lead.

the pricing-to-value ratio is actually insane.

[Roan @RohOnChain]

REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) is the MOST dangerous MCP for traders

i am literally SHOCKED...

REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) could crack apart any trading system from scratch & inspect its source code along with its binaries for completely FREE

i wrote a 6-page research paper on using REA + Opus 5.5 to reverse-engineer trading mechanics & build your own trading agents in RUST

here is how you do it:

1. the REA workflow investigates application behavior, traces code paths, maps dependencies and reconstructs how trading systems operate

2. the source-code and binary analysis layer examines functions, recovers program structure, and traces implementation details in authorized targets

3. the behavioral analysis engine studies order submissions, cancellations, market-data updates and execution events to infer trading mechanics

4. the Opus 5.5 research agent turns findings into Python models, trading bots and testable strategy hypotheses

5. the backtesting engine evaluates strategies against historical data, fees, slippage, out-of-sample periods, and predefined validation criteria

6. the autonomous research loop logs experiments, investigates failures, monitors performance, and refines strategies under explicit risk limits

the full research framework is in my article below:

[George Ferman @Helios_Movement]

Having ADHD (or general anhedonia) and not trying even 10-15mg of zinc in the morning is mind-blowing.

Besides the fact that a lot of people with ADHD (and anhedonia) are deficient, zinc acts as a non-competitive blocker of the human dopamine transporter (DAT).

Normally, after dopamine is released into the synaptic cleft, it binds to dopamine receptors on the postsynaptic neuron to exert its effects.

The DAT then clears the dopamine from the synapse and recycles it back into the presynaptic neuron.

So it helps to terminate the action of dopamine by transporting it back into the presynaptic neuron.

So when we inhibit it, we slow down the cleanup of dopamine and leave more of the chemical active in the synapses.

Ritalin for example is a highly effective DAT inhibitor.

Its structural mechanism differs completely from zinc obviously.

While zinc acts as a non-competitive, allosteric clamp that locks the transporter from a side-pocket, methylphenidate operates primarily as an orthosteric blocker.

It targets the S1 central binding site of the dopamine transporter.

This is the exact same internal structural pocket where the dopamine molecule itself lands to be moved across the membrane.

By sitting directly inside the central channel core, it acts like a physical plug and thus dopamine cannot bind to the transporter at all.

Now unlike competitive inhibitors (such as cocaine or Ritalin), which bind directly to the central S1 substrate site halfway across the cell membrane, zinc acts at an entirely independent allosteric site on the outer surface of the transporter.

By anchoring itself to this distinct outer pocket, zinc physically restrains the movement of the transporter.

It acts as a rigid macromolecular bridge that locks the DAT machinery in an "outward-open" conformation.

While the central channel remains open, the transporter is effectively paralyzed, it can no longer undergo the conformational rotation required to pull dopamine out of the synapse and back into the cell.

For someone struggling with ADHD or anhedonia, this highly efficient, non-competitive blocking action provides a unique therapeutic advantage.

Because zinc does not compete for the central keyhole, its ability to stop the cellular "vacuum cleaner" cannot be overridden by fluctuating concentrations of natural dopamine.

It forces a baseline level of dopamine to pool within the synaptic cleft.

This is why DAT inhibitors usually increase the effectiveness of stimulants.

In the context of ADHD, this prolonged synaptic activity helps satisfy under-stimulated reward pathways.

In the case of anhedonia this steady accumulation of active dopamine lowers the activation threshold required to feel pleasure, motivation and goal-directed drive.

Other natural DAT inhibitors that you might be aware of are ginkgo and saffron.

P.S: In general, if you have difficulty initiating and maintaining actions that require a fair amount of effort, you can try pairing:

-A releaser or release-enhancing agent that raises the amount of dopamine available extracellularly.

-A DAT inhibitor that blocks reuptake, prolonging and amplifying that signal

-A NET inhibitor that supports prefrontal functions needed to stick with an action.

A classic combination would be thiamine or L tyrosine + zinc or ginkgo+ P5P + saffron.

Is this for everyone? No.

For some people, it won't be enough.

For others, it will cause borderline hypomania.

For others, it will cause profound diarrhea.

If you fit one of these categories you can find alternatives here:

https://t.co/eXCNhiGzzm

[Roan @RohOnChain]

this is the most DANGEROUS thing on internet today

REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) - this open source MCP lets your AI agent reverse engineer any app, down to the binary

i just reverse engineered TradingView, now I am using their premium indicators for FREE - software is cooked

here is how to use REA to reverse engineer TradingView:

1. point REA at TradingView's publicly observable interface and map every major feature, from chart interactions to indicators and alerts

2. trace how the interface behaves when you switch symbols, change timeframes, add indicators, draw levels, and update chart layouts

3. use REA's available MCP tools to investigate authorized software artifacts and trace application logic wherever the evidence allows

4. feed those findings into Claude Opus 5.5, which turns the investigation into a technical specification and an implementation plan

5. rebuild the charting engine independently, with real market data, candlesticks, technical indicators, drawing tools, and persistent watchlists

6. add a quant backtesting engine that tests strategies against historical data, accounting for fees, slippage, and drawdowns

7. test every component, compare its behavior against documented and observable results, fix failures, and keep iterating until the system actually works

8. you end up building your own TradingView-style quant research terminal from scratch, with source code you control and features you can keep extending

i won’t say anything more:

[Marco @maarcoofdezz]

no os miento cuando os digo que quizá nos encontramos ante la mayor cuenta de Twitter de la historia relacionada con la IA, no he visto un tweet malo de esta cuenta

[Ernesto Lopez @ErnestoSOFTWARE]

I simulated cutting a chicken
1 time vs 40 times

I made this video 100% with Fable 5.1
These videos average 1M+ views on IG

ways to make money with it:

→ make it into a mobile game
( fruit ninja but you can cut anything )

→ or earn from yt shorts program

[BuBBliK @k1rallik]

this is f*cking gold

i still don't understand why more people aren't paying attention to this.

Brigitte Macaron's creator reportedly made $50K from ads, paid contracts and a token.

one AI character:

→ 277K followers
→ 6.9M likes
→ roughly 85.3M views across 22 videos
→ 17.8M on the biggest clip

one recognizable face. endless ridiculous situations.

viewers even vote on her next outfit - then come back to see it.

here's how to test the format:

→ create a character sheet with ChatGPT Images 2.5
→ find funny scenes for inspiration, then recreate them or use permitted footage
→ swap in your character with Higgsfield or try CapCut's face-swap tools
→ publish, test, improve

your first character might flop. test several, scale the winners.

brand deals, affiliates, sponsored episodes, licensing. tokens are another speculative route, not guaranteed income.

AI influencers are becoming a content meta.

build a character people recognize - then give them a reason to come back.

[GREG ISENBERG @gregisenberg]

HOW TO BECOME A FORWARD DEPLOYED ENGINEER (53 MIN MASTERCLASS)

Some forward deployed engineers are getting PAID $1M+/year (kinda crazy, I know)

And I REALIZED almost nobody talks about HOW they do it in any detail. It's basically nowhere online.

So I asked someone who does it ALL DAY LONG for Fortune 500 companies to walk me through it, step by step. and he shares EXACTLY how he does it

https://t.co/uzgFccsgza

Here's what I learned:

1. They start by listening, not building. They interview the people doing the work and let agents quietly read the company's data for a few weeks. The real process is almost always 3x longer than the one on paper.

2. They sort every step into four buckets: delete it, automate it with a simple rule, give it to an AI agent, or keep a human on it. A surprising amount ends up in the first bucket.

3. They build inside the tools the company already uses. Nobody has to learn a new app. When a human needs to sign off, it's just a Slack message.

4. They use the cheapest model that gets the job done. Most of this work doesn't need the most expensive AI.

5. They measure everything before and after, then come back 6 months later and prove it worked.

This + concrete client examples + way more on today's episode of @startupideaspod (thanks to @vasuman)

A full course pretty much on the topic aivalable to you 100% for free.

This episode is for ANYONE who wants to be a FDE or who wants to make their company AI-native by deploying agents.

Watch

[Dude @nanochef_dev]

@TRobinsonNewEra Islam is not a religion, it’s a political movement disguised as such.

[CyrilXBT @cyrilXBT]

This is f*cking GOLD!

JACK DORSEY'S TEAM JUST GAVE AWAY THE SOFTWARE TO RUN A COMPANY WITH AI AGENTS ON STAFF.

It's called Buzz. Free, open source, [live star count] stars on GitHub.

Think Slack and GitHub in one, on your own server, where agents sit in the channels next to your people.

The setup:

Step 1: Clone the repo.

Step 2: Spin up your own server. Chat, search, git and automations all live there.

Step 3: Invite your agent into a channel like a new hire.

Step 4: Set exactly what it's allowed to touch.

Step 5: Your team gives it work and corrects it in the thread.

No per seat pricing. No vendor reading your company chat.

Save this.

follow @cyrilXBT

[S 🫧 @He1s_Sammy]

THIS IS F**KING INSANE

JACK DORSEY JUST OPEN-SOURCED A FREE TOOL FOR RUNNING A ONE-PERSON BUSINESS.

The GitHub repo is already sitting at 50.2K+ stars.

And it lets you:

→ Run your own server
→ Keep chat, search, Git, and automation in one place
→ Add AI agents that work like teammates
→ Control exactly what each agent can access and do

No monthly subscriptions.

No bloated team setup.

Just you + your AI agents + full control.

This is what the next generation of one-person businesses could look like.

Bookmark it for later….

[Movez @0xMovez]

JEV + Opus 5.5 is insane for building a company brain...

I collected the whole architecture from TypeSafe and Anthropic docs into a 14-page PDF.

Here are the 10 steps:

step 1 → meet the pair: Opus 5.5 thinks, Jev decides, your code holds the branch. two models, one loop, no prompt in the middle

step 2 → stop asking a text generator for a boolean: Jev takes a state and returns a typed answer with a calibrated probability in 0.44s for $0.00035

step 3 → ask everything at once: Choice, Score and Noul all evaluated in parallel, so the fourth question costs almost nothing. ask what you might need, not what you can afford

step 4 → branch on the number: 0.999 is not text you parse, it is the if statement. ~99% of turns end here and never become a generation call

step 5 → stop routing blind: Opus 5.5 → Sonnet → 5.5 costs 5.84 vs 3.32 for pure 5.5, because handing back reprocesses the whole context

step 6 → keep one context warm instead: cache reads at $0.20 per Mtok are 20x cheaper than loading fresh. route work, not context

step 7 → escalate, don't delegate: the hard 1% goes to Opus 5.5 with 1M context, 128K output and 66.4% on Terminal-Bench 4.0. pay for thinking, not plumbing

step 8 → score every chunk per query: keep whole, summarize, or drop. context stops being a transcript you append to and becomes something rebuilt each turn

step 9 → gate the command, not the intent: classify the concrete bash call before it executes. the auto-mode that lived inside closed harnesses, now in your own code

step 10 → judge 100% of runs: $3.50 a day for 10,000 traces, variance 92-913x lower than an LLM judge, and it matched the human label on all 500 decisions

the result: a while loop that pays a frontier model for every small decision becomes a brain that spends a third of a cent to notice and spends properly to think

Copy the complete 14-page company brain blueprint, then read the full 10-step roadmap below ↓

[Alex Becker 🍊🏆🥇 @ZssBecker]

@_basedxavier_ His channel is the best for b2b ads on Youtube by miles

[cape @capexbt]

The greatest trader in history Jesse Livermore started as a 14 year old chalkboard boy earning $5 a week.

- Placed his first bet at 15. Made $3.12 in 2 days.
- Full time trader at 16. No school. No mentor. Just price action and obsession
- At 24 he used 400% leverage, lost everything, and was completely broke
- Borrowed $2,000, moved cities where nobody knew him, and turned $10K into $500K within months
- Made $1 million in a SINGLE DAY during the 1907 crash
- JP Morgan personally called him and BEGGED him to stop shorting
- Bought yachts, private railcars, and mansions across America
- Lost everything. Again. Went completely broke. Again.
- Rebuilt his entire fortune. Again
- Then in 1929 he shorted the entire stock market before the biggest crash in history
- Made $100 million in one trade. That's $1.5 billion adjusted for today
- His #1 rule after 30 years of trading: "The money is made in the waiting, not the trading"
- He said his biggest losses ALWAYS came from the same thing: not following his own system
- 100 years later his book is still the #1 recommended trading book on Wall Street

[bone @boneGPT]

"People aren't ready, this is gonna change everything"

You know what people weren't ready for? Fucking mammoths. Tigers eating them. Monkeys ripping their arms off. The black plague. The ice age. Smallpox. Vikings pulling up on the beach. Drinking water that gives you diarrhea until you die. Getting a scratch and losing your whole leg. The Mongols. The Spanish Inquisition.

One volcano can send us back to the dark ages and these safety guys are gonna be shocked. Oh the robots didn't kill us? It was a volcano? Imagine their disappointment as the hot ash rains down on them.

A solar flare is gonna explode your phone in your pocket your legs are gonna be covered in battery acid and your bank account will stop working. You're afraid of a computer program doing math?

"Things are moving too fast" homie you live on a rock that periodically deletes everything. You are one the most luckiest entities in a 100 light year radius living during a golden era. Cheer up.

My ancestors crossed an ocean in a wooden box because they ran out of fucking potatoes.

"The social disruption will be enormous!"

Nigga World War 2? World War 2? Hop in the people carrier we're landing on the beach.

Are these people out of their fucking minds? Do they not know what we've survived already?

A couple decades of air conditioning and people suddenly think oh this is the natural condition of mankind. No. We used to have eight kids because seven didn't make it. You're gonna be fine. Man the fuck up.

Accelerate.

[Nate Herk @nateherk]

These videos are taking over. Here's how to make them in 2 mins🧵