From AI to ZK.
Artificial intelligence is the attack.
Zero knowledge is the defense.
AI takes advantage of the slightest slip.
ZK does not let anything slip.
AI decodes all the data.
ZK encrypts all the data.
AI is the surveillance state.
ZK is the sovereign individual.
i'm mass-releasing everything.
the complete automation playbook i use to run a $600K/month agency:
→ 47 n8n workflows agencies charge $5K-$15K each for
→ the one-sentence prompts that build any of them in under 3 minutes
→ my "consultant pricing" spreadsheet (what they charge vs what it costs)
→ 12 plug-and-play templates for the automations every business needs
→ the exact Claude prompts i use to debug workflows instantly
here's what's in it:
LEAD GEN (agencies charge $18K+ total):
- lead enrichment + scoring pipeline
- competitor monitoring system
- social listening engine
- cold outreach sequencer
OPERATIONS (agencies charge $24K+ total):
- client onboarding automations
- invoice recovery system
- meeting no-show rescuer
- daily CEO dashboard
CONTENT (agencies charge $15K+ total):
- blog-to-social repurposer
- AI content calendar builder
- review response drafter
- newsletter automation
every workflow is described in plain english.
paste into Synta → deploys to n8n → running in minutes.
no code. no courses. no $200/hr "experts."
i built my entire agency on these.
now you can too.
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i'll send the entire vault.
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taking this down friday. this should be a $997 product.
Retail doesn’t seem to have capitulated yet.
Here is a few signs:
- When serious deleveraging occurs and margin calls hit, literally any asset gets sold to raise cash and meet these margin calls. Gold is a very institutionalized asset class and on Friday it showed some signs of weakness. Bitcoin is a retail-heavy asset class and it isn’t budging yet.
- Several banks reported that on Thursday retail added a large amount of equities via ETF flows. That’s not what you do when you are deleveraging.
- To my knowledge, massive contra indicators like CNBC going live with a special “Markets in Turmoil” episode or Brent Donnelly’s proven front-page contrarian covers haven’t happened yet
More importantly, the buy-the-dip mentality will need a few more hits before cracking.
Even after this drawdown the S&P 500 is still up 119% over the last 7 years, which is a massive compounded yearly rate well in excess of the standard 7-8% investors are used to in normal times. Recent surveys show investors growing accustomed with the fairytale assumption of a 10% yearly SPX return.
If the drawdown extends to levels challenging these assumptions and threatening the excess wealth accumulation of 2019-2024, I expect retail to start deleveraging.
Funnily enough, that might happen at the worst possible time and compound economic weakness through reduced consumer spending.
Retail capitulation hasn’t happened yet, and that’s not a good thing.
Elon Musk just declared war on every AI company.
His $80B company, xAI, just bought X for $33B...
And he now has the ONE thing OpenAI, Anthropic, & Google desperately need.
Here's how Elon Musk is outplaying the entire AI industry:
@DivineManhood Sometimes, on the disappearing aspect you don’t have an option because nobody wants to be around you when you aren’t already the best version of yourself… it’s when you attract those who you aspire to be alongside. The social dynamism and serve your country aspect is essential!
Key Events This Week:
1. July Durable Goods Orders data - Monday
2. CB Consumer Confidence - Tuesday
3. Nvidia, $NVDA, Reports Earnings - Wednesday
4. Q2 2024 GDP data - Thursday
5. July Pending Home Sales data - Thursday
6. July PCE Inflation data - Friday
Buckle up for a wild week ahead.
Week 3.5(?) of @pyquantnews: Coding Ray Dalio/Bridgewater’s Risk Parity strategy in Python
At the end of the day, it’s nothing more than weighting the portfolio by risk, instead of $
A strategy used by the most sophisticated investors in a few lines of code
#buildinpublic