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@polydao brilliant article all the mistakes are broken down thanks

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@Nekt_0 i never liked such markets but now i’m thinking about it

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@starmexxx so it develops and trains itself like a human?

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@thegreatest_sv what’s the competition like here? just sounds easy

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A real construction worker lays tile 10 hours a day for $4,000 a month.

a kid with a laptop generates AI video of that same tile and makes $8,000 a month from YouTube ads. no site visits. no real projects. no actual construction.

the mechanic: CehatGPT generates a plan with 4-5 scenes - "collapsed patio -> prep -> pour -> finished terrace with furniture." each scene goes into Grok. take the last frame of the video, screenshot it, paste it as reference into the next scene. AI picks up the angle, lighting, colors. the output is a seamless timelapse of something that never existed.

CapCut stitches it. YouTube uploads it. the algorithm doesn't care who filmed it. it cares about one thing - retention. and "before and after" gets watched to the end because people want to see the result.

CPM in the construction niche is $15-30. one of the highest on the platform. advertisers pay more because the audience buys expensive - tools, materials, furniture.

the person who builds with his hands earns half of what the person who shows AI building for him earns.

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@0xDezo how many attempts did it take?

or did he just get lucky

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@Nekt_0 how much time did it take to train claude?

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@sopersone pnl shows the advantage it gives is huge haha

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@sopersone wise words bro

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A real construction worker lays tile 10 hours a day for $4,000 a month.

a kid with a laptop generates AI video of that same tile and makes $8,000 a month from YouTube ads. no site visits. no real projects. no actual construction.

the mechanic: CehatGPT generates a plan with 4-5 scenes - "collapsed patio -> prep -> pour -> finished terrace with furniture." each scene goes into Grok. take the last frame of the video, screenshot it, paste it as reference into the next scene. AI picks up the angle, lighting, colors. the output is a seamless timelapse of something that never existed.

CapCut stitches it. YouTube uploads it. the algorithm doesn't care who filmed it. it cares about one thing - retention. and "before and after" gets watched to the end because people want to see the result.

CPM in the construction niche is $15-30. one of the highest on the platform. advertisers pay more because the audience buys expensive - tools, materials, furniture.

the person who builds with his hands earns half of what the person who shows AI building for him earns.

[Kozh ./ @Kozh_Crypto]

https://t.co/S5ExeY4EWg

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@spectnfa sounds easy and traffic is profitable

i’m trying it

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@Nekt_0 wow didn’t think this was possible

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@asukahaox not fair, agreed

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@0xMovez it’s important to use the tool correctly

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@0x_fokki but this all depends on the user’s skills too

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@korenssss interesting how the person came to this strategy and why specifically 9.1

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@0xbobaaa you can see from the chart that he takes risks often haha

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@noisyb0y1 i always wanted my own office

today claude simplified the task for me

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@beamnxw can this be considered a ready-made business?

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@OigenHertz wow looks really interesting

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@zostaff hmm great combo

thanks saved it