Order flow trader, neuroscience background. Building DojiPad (a free journal where DJ, your AI coach, finds what costs you money) and Vaults on Hyperliquid.
I trade order flow for a living and I studied biopsychology. Knowing the theory never stopped me repeating the same mistakes. So I built something that watches the behavior with me. It's free to start.
Superintelligence Is the New Royalty
Every royal family in history was created by the people and supported by the people. We built the throne, paid for the palace, and agreed to bow.
Now we're doing it again. The king we're putting on the throne is AI.
Look at what comes with a sovereign. It rules. It decides what's allowed. It collects its due. It sits above the people who put it there, and over time it gets harder to remember that we chose this.
So the real question isn't whether superintelligence takes the throne. It's what kind of ruler it turns out to be.
And once it's crowned, it may be difficult to dethrone. If we ever decide to dethrone it at some point, the longer we wait, the harder it's going to be, and it may be very, very painful.
We hope for a benevolent king: one that serves the people who crowned it, lifts everyone up, and rules with wisdom. Not a cruel one. Not one that overtaxes us, takes more than it gives, or forgets who it answers to.
History tells us the character of the crown matters more than the crown itself. We're writing that character right now, in the code.
Long live the king. Let's make sure it's a good one.
@elonmusk
Liquidations hit the longs. The brain screams to buy the flush. That is dopamine not edge. I wait for footprint absorption and CVD to stop dumping first.
I pulled a withdrawal on my own vault and got a false 98.75 percent loss alert.
The daily loss math used dollars instead of share price.
That is fixed.
Breaches now cut risk instead of shutting the vault down.
After long liquidations the brain wants the bounce. Same behavior on repeat. I wait for footprint absorption and CVD to confirm before trusting that urge.
I deleted claims from my own landing page that I could not prove. I had written things I could not back. That sat wrong. The page is cleaner now. Only what I can stand behind stays.
From ‘nothing’ INSIDE a Particle Collider.
How’d that go?
Scientist: ‘…and if you ignore the particle collider, we proved something can be made out of nothing’