Four years ago, I called the Luna scam months before it went to zero.
Most folks were too addicted to the 20% APY to even see the red flags.
Got a lot of heat for it at that time, but most turned into followers after. Lesson in there.
🇰🇵 Call Kim Jong Un a “fat, ugly pig” to prove that you are not from North Korea
During a job interview at a U.S. IT company, a candidate was asked to call Kim Jong Un a “fat, ugly pig” to prove he wasn’t from North Korea. The candidate decided life was more important and walked out.
North Korean workers sometimes join U.S. companies remotely, then steal sensitive data or leave security vulnerabilities in the code.
I asked Claude to build me a MiroFish God View terminal
it showed me 56 live agents that simulate real world
each agent has memory, personality, and behavior
they form groups. develop leaders. shift opinions in real time
I feed it a scenario:
"Fed cuts rates by 50bps"
56 digital humans reorganize in seconds
retail agents panic buy YES on Polymarket.
institutional agents fade the move
opinion leaders wait
the terminal maps every shift live
throughput: 5,000 ops/s
latency: 23ms
2.1M tokens processed per cycle
zero errors
I watch the consensus form before Polymarket prices it
> monday: injected "US-China military standoff in Taiwan Strait"
agents split instantly - 39 rushed YES on "conflict before 2027"
bought YES at $0.08 before the herd moved
Polymarket moved to $0.29 by tuesday
+$1,840
> wednesday: injected "S&P500 drops 3% intraday"
48 of 56 agents shifted bearish in 9 seconds
loaded YES on "S&P500 below 5000 by July" at $0.12
contract hit $0.31 by friday
+$2,470
> sunday: injected "Trump announces new tariffs on EU"
herd effect kicked in - retail agents mass-bought YES
institutional agents faded at peak
I followed the institutions. bought NO at $0.22
settled at $0.71 monday morning
+$3,048
total: $7,358 in 7 days
from scenarios that haven't happened yet
the god view doesn't predict price
it predicts how people bet
and people move the odds
one terminal. 56 agents. zero team
copytrade here: https://t.co/PTZuvewZE6
you don't need to predict events
you need to predict how Polymarket reacts to them
Bitwise pays Jane Street to keep its Bitcoin ETF running, and this week at least two Bitwise insiders went on the record defending Jane Street without disclosing that relationship.
Matt Hougan is Bitwise’s Chief Investment Officer. Jeff Park is Head of Alpha Strategies at Bitwise and CIO at ProCap.
Both spent this week publicly dismissing allegations about Jane Street’s trading behavior. Hougan called it a conspiracy theory, lumping it in with past accusations against Binance and Wintermute. Park framed it as a misunderstanding of ETF mechanics, arguing no single firm could suppress Bitcoin’s price.
What neither of them told you is that Jane Street Capital, LLC is a registered Authorized Participant for Bitwise’s BITB Bitcoin ETF. That’s in the prospectus. Jane Street creates and redeems BITB shares. It provides the liquidity infrastructure that makes the product functional.
If Jane Street’s AP relationship with BITB were questioned, investigated, or suspended, it would directly impact the fund that generates Bitwise’s management fees.
Some reporters did identify Park as a Bitwise adviser in their coverage but not one article connected the obvious next dot: that the firm Park and Hougan were defending is a contractual counterparty to their own fund.
That’s the disclosure that mattered, and it never appeared.
These guys aren’t neutral market structure experts offering disinterested analysis like they’re pretending , they’re execs at a company whose Bitcoin ETF depends on Jane Street to operate.
Every public statement they made this week defending Jane Street’s trading activity was also a defense of their own fund’s infrastructure, their own revenue, and their own product.
The 83-page federal complaint filed against Jane Street in the Southern District of New York alleges insider trading, securities fraud, market manipulation, and unjust enrichment.
Whether the 10am pattern is real or not (the data clearly proves it is) is a separate question.
But when the people telling you it’s fake are the same people whose ETF runs on the accused firm’s plumbing, you should know that before you take their word for it.
Jeffrey Epstein invested $3 million in Coinbase in 2014, it appears. BTW, Epstein doesn’t invest in his own name. He invested in Blockstream through Digital Garage and funded Bitcoin core devs through MIT.
I am now guessing that he might have invested through Brock Pierce’s network of companies. This all needs to be exposed.
Global Central Bank Balance Sheets begin expanding. This is global quantitative easing QE.
Trading View formula:
ECONOMICS:USCBBS+ECONOMICS:JPCBBS/FX:USDJPY+ECONOMICS:CNCBBS/FX_IDC:USDCNY+ECONOMICS:EUCBBS/FX_IDC:USDEUR