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Everyone's got a hot take on which projects will moon.
Nobody's got a hot take on which founders won't disappear with your money.
Due diligence in crypto is backwards.
People spend hours analyzing tokenomics & zero minutes verifying the humans behind the project.
You're betting on code written by ghosts..
The uncomfortable truth: most 'research' is just X searches and follows.
Real verification is boring. It's paperwork. It's KYC. It's the stuff nobody wants to talk about because it doesn't sound degen enough.
But it's the only thing that actually protects YOU.
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Founder content that works: sharing what you learned building in public, answering questions your competitors won't touch, showing the messy side of decision making.
Founder content that doesn't: posting your product link 10x a day hoping someone finally clicks.
Be useful or be ignored...sorry not sorry.
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Companies hiding AI usage from leadership while competitors are giving employees $200/mo AI budgets & sharing what they built..
One culture is optimizing for optics.
The other is optimizing for speed.
Guess which one's still around in 18 months..?
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Most people use Claude Code until the context window fills up & the quality degrades.
Engineers at Amazon, Google, Shopify don't do that.
They spawn parallel research agents, create atomic task plans with XML structure Claude actually understands, execute in fresh 200k context windows per task, commit every task to git automatically.
Main context window stays at 30-40% the entire time. No degradation. No "oops, you're right!" responses from Claude. Just clean execution.
The difference between using a tool & actually deploying it at scale is knowing how to prevent the thing from breaking under
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Injective just passed IIP-619 to scale real-time EVM and add payments capability.
$1.5B monthly trading volume. 632ms block time. $0.0009 average transaction fee.
Revenue up 83.9% while fees are down 45% in the same period.
More activity at lower cost per transaction. That's exactly what payment infra needs to prove before institutions care.
The chains positioning for payments aren't the ones with the flashiest marketing. They're the ones that can show they handle volume without breaking.
FDV is $297M. That's a chain doing $1.5B in monthly volume trading at roughly 0.2x that volume.
Either the
INJ-5.01%
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Being always plugged into CT doesn't make you relevant. It makes you reactive.
You end up in response mode. Trend drops, you post your version. Narrative heats up, you jump in with "we do that too."
After awhile you're just another post in the trend.
The ones building real positioning aren't the ones posting every hour. They're the ones who step back, think deeper, & show up when they actually have something to say.
Breaks aren't weakness. They're strategy.
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Your Friday reminder that most CT accounts are running the same playbook:
Botted followers to get deals. Alt boosters for impressions. Undisclosed promos for bags.
The ppl paying only look at vanity metrics because that's all the platforms give you.
And the ones allocating budgets are degens, not marketers, so nobody asks if it actually worked..
So..why does this matter? every layer of this market needs the next one down to create demand they sell into.
The KOL gets paid to shill. The project needs exit liquidity. The VC needs inflated numbers for their LP deck.
Everyone's gaming perception be
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Institutions poured $8B into centralized crypto products last quarter.
DeFi protocols doing $200B+ in quarterly volume? Got maybe $400M.
The gap isn't product market fit. It's compliance infra.
Tradifi isn't scared of defi because it doesn't work.
They're scared because they can't explain it to their risk/compliance team easily.
Meanwhile the protocols that built verification & audit trails from day one are closing institutional deals while everyone else is still explaining why "trustless" means you should trust them...
The next wave of capital doesn't flow to the best tech.

It'll flow to th
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Private AI index: +200% in 2025
Public AI index: +39%
Retail got locked out of the entire run.
OpenAI alone is 19x bigger in private markets than Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, NVIDIA, & Google COMBINED at their IPOs.
The dot com boom let retail participate. This cycle? Accredited investors only...
Crypto's permissionless access isn't a bug.
It's the entire point!
The infra gap between who gets rich & who is exit liquidity is closing. Most people just don't see it yet.
Lock in.
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ybaservip:
To The Moon 🌕
AI can now drain your smart contract faster than you can post about it.
OpenAI's EVMbench just proved agents can detect vulnerabilities, patch them, & execute full exploits automatically..
Every deployed contract now faces automated attackers the moment it goes live.
What nobody's saying: the same protocols getting exploited are the ones that skipped audits to ship faster.
Same bridges running the vulnerable architecture as the last 10 that got hit.
AI doesn't care about your roadmap. It cares about your attack surface.
Security isn't a checkbox. It's infrastructure!
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Countries with the strictest crypto regulations will produce the most valuable projects in the next cycle.
When compliance is mandatory, the scammers can't compete.
Russia's about to block unregistered exchanges.
The US is politicizing clarity.
Meanwhile the projects that built compliance infra from day one are positioning for the only market that matters: institutional capital.
Regulation doesn't kill innovation. It kills extraction.
Which side are you building for..?
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Hot take: AI agents will be crypto's first real users..
Not because they're smarter...they just don't have a choice!
20k AI agents registered on ERC-8004. $108k in fees in 7 days.
These are agents that need onchain identity, payments, & execution to survive.
Humans want convenience. Agents need infra.
Agents don't care about seed phrases or gas optimization. They just need rails that work autonomously.
The chains building for agent native activity are positioning for a market that doesn't fully exist yet, but will be worth trillions...
The infra play isn't super obvious yet, but it's the bigg
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Some Wednesday wisdom for ya'll: your timeline is full of people posting bullish GM posts while their bags are down 90% & institutional money is at historic bearish levels on the dollar.
The disconnect between what people post & what they're actually holding is the real alpha. Most everyone's faking confidence while quietly bleeding..
Don't fall into the illusions you see on ct..you'll be less stressed.
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The market's 'bad?' LOL. That's what they WANT you to think.
85% of 2025 launches underwater? Good riddance. We needed a cleanse.
VC money drying up finally?
The 'raise, launch, dump' playbook is dying..
Now, builders compete with REAL projects, not 100 VC backed zombies.
Honestly..way better odds. bullish
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Most founders start Monday motivated to "scale."
By Friday they're hiding burn rate spreadsheets from their co founder.
The gap between "we're crushing it" posts & "we have 60 days of runway" panic is where most companies die.
Monday motivation isn't about working harder. It's about being honest enough with yourself to know if you're building a business or buying time.
If you can't explain where every dollar went last quarter, you're not ready to raise. You're ready to get real.
Transparency beats motivation every time.
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Kimi wrapped OpenClaw into a browser tab.
No Docker. No local hosting. No terminal commands. Just open & go.
The bottleneck/ friction wasn't the tool. It was the setup. 90% of people hit a wall at installation & quit.
Kimi deleted that wall entirely.
5,000+ skills from ClawHub, cloud storage, live data access, all running in a browser.
The intelligence gap on this is still wide open. Most businesses don't know this exists yet..
But they will. 🦞
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Jeremytradervip:
That is very useful for research.
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