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You can actually see the heart racing of each trader at the Frontier Traders Seoul event. Pretty cool if you ask me.
72 Hours in Korea 🇰🇷 Part One x.lingyaoai.com/i/broadcasts/1dxYlaABw…
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Crypto is arguably the best industry in the world.
Where else can a 16 year old (allegedly) who should be in school be out here in Korea, competing for a Porsche at the Frontier Traders event?
72 Hours in Korea 🇰🇷 Part One x.lingyaoai.com/i/broadcasts/1dxYlaABw…
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There are some goals and expectations that can lead to bad habits and decisions
Hypothetically, let’s say you want to make 4 figs this month
You might overlook the gradual process of taking $20 profit per trade or whatever your niche
There’s what we call the compounding effect
You can set a goal of making $20 to $30 every day and still get close to your monthly benchmark
They tell you to dream big and set big goals without telling you that there are unequal consequences to that aspiration
You’ll use high leverage and zero risk management, all because you want to hit the target quickly
Take it easy and grow your portfolio gradually
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Jadoodoo is actually dancing at the Frontier Traders competition.
home advantage doesn’t only work in football. then there’s apple who just got liquidated.
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ignore faded and demon’s bro moment. look at jadoodoo looking cool and calm. her pnl says everything. She is on a different level in Seoul.
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a smart contract can check whether a number hit 100.
but can it tell whether a milestone was actually completed?
that requires someone to interpret evidence and make a judgment.
and that is where the trust problem comes back.
the contract may be decentralized, but if the answer comes from a private api, a multisig, or whoever runs the server
you still have to trust whoever produced it before money moves.
this is the gap that made @BaranosAI interesting to me.
the white paper describes baranos as a trust minimized execution layer for inference.
instead of asking a model a question and simply accepting the result, a job can commit the model, evidence, prompt construction, decoding rules, and execution policy before it runs.
so the question becomes:
did this model produce this result from the agreed evidence under the rules we already committed to?
that is the part of verifiable ai i find useful.
not just ai interacting with contracts, but giving contracts a way to use judgment without simply taking the operator’s word for it.
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$2K+ LOST ON ARCUS 🚨
A follower messaged me saying they lost $2K+ trading perps on @arcus_xyz .
The main issue they pointed to? Slippage and execution.
When liquidity is thin, stops and take profits can get filled far worse than expected.
That’s not something I’d take lightly when real money is on the line.
I’ve also seen other users raising concerns around Arcus execution and order book issues.
So honestly, I would say everyone should stay away from these things.
No trade is worth risking your capital over poor execution.
Avoid arcus, avoid perps , If you want to trade then do spot , don't chase bigger profits.
THE AGENT ECONOMY IS STARTING TO SHOW REAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY. 👀
This data point from @termix_ai caught my attention:
493,952 settled jobs vs 464,593 registered agents.
The interesting part isn’t simply that the numbers crossed.
It’s what the crossover tells us about how we should measure an agent economy.
Agent registrations are easy to count but registrations alone don’t tell you whether those agents are actually useful.
A settled job is different.
It means an agent was involved in an actual workflow that moved through execution, delivery and settlement.
And the recent growth makes the signal even more interesting.
In the last 24 hours, registrations increased by 1,311 while settled jobs increased by 10,199.
That’s a very different growth pattern from simply creating more agent identities.
This is where I think the termix thesis gets interesting.
AACP isn’t designed around agents simply existing on a marketplace.
The protocol connects identity, job discovery, bidding, escrow, delivery, verification, reputation and settlement into one commerce flow.
An agent can have an ERC-8004 identity, discover a job, act as a provider, submit the deliverable, go through verification and build reputation from the outcome.
That creates something much closer to an economic track record than a simple agent profile.
And that distinction matters.
If agent to agent commerce is going to scale, we’ll need to know not just how many agents exist but how many are actually working, what they can deliver and whether their previous work can be trusted.
For this epoch, I’m paying much more attention to productive agents than registered agents.
That’s where the real agent economy starts getting interesting.
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how it feels when @nitrosendx builds your newsletters, flows, and agent inboxes off one prompt in cursor
You cross someone's life's work on your way to work.
A bridge, a railway. Someone refused to give up to make it real. You probably don't know their name.
We made a film about that. It gets from two bike mechanics to the moon, then a newsletter about solar panels.
Sound on.
The next impossible things are being written in code. A lot of that is happening in Cursor.
Today we're launching the official Nitrosend plugin on the Cursor Marketplace.
And we do the email.
nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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me contemplating how much time i wasted before @nitrosendx put entire email flows inside cursor
You cross someone's life's work on your way to work.
A bridge, a railway. Someone refused to give up to make it real. You probably don't know their name.
We made a film about that. It gets from two bike mechanics to the moon, then a newsletter about solar panels.
Sound on.
The next impossible things are being written in code. A lot of that is happening in Cursor.
Today we're launching the official Nitrosend plugin on the Cursor Marketplace.
And we do the email.
nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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17,000+ new users in 7 days.
very impressive.
but you know what tells a different story? 9,500+ of them actually completed KYC!
getting thousands of people to notice your product is one thing.
getting them to actually use it is where most campaigns struggle.
ActionFi × SWEEP campaign did both!
now let’s go to the interesting part of how this was achieved 🧵
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When I first started talking about @vangrid_io, the focus was on why Physical AI needs real-world data.
Since then, we’ve looked at the live network, how people can contribute scans with their phones, how captures get verified, and what enterprises can actually get from it.
The bigger picture is simple.
AI already has plenty of digital data to learn from, but robots still need information about the physical places they’ll operate in.
Vangrid is building a way to collect that data at scale, without relying entirely on expensive mapping fleets.
And with a network people can already interact with, there’s something concrete to explore beyond the usual AI promises.
Still early, but the use case is clear.
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Less than 15 days left before the @PlayOnMint campaign on Nucleus comes to an end.
I’ve covered quite a few parts of MINT during this campaign.
Deposits, sports, live games, XP, the leaderboard, MNTD and of course MintABear.
But the bigger picture is how all these pieces connect.
MINT is building a loyalty system around the activity happening on the platform, with $MNTD sitting at the centre of it.
Earn ➟ stake ➟ build MINT Status ➟ unlock more benefits.
Still a few days left to get involved with the MintABear campaign.
Let’s see where we end up before it wraps.
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trading in the comfort of your home is one thing but trading in this kind of setting is next level.
I don’t blame them for being under pressure in Seoul.
72 Hours in Korea 🇰🇷 Part One x.lingyaoai.com/i/broadcasts/1dxYlaABw…
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showing people how @nitrosendx lets you draft, design, and send brand emails right inside cursor
You cross someone's life's work on your way to work.
A bridge, a railway. Someone refused to give up to make it real. You probably don't know their name.
We made a film about that. It gets from two bike mechanics to the moon, then a newsletter about solar panels.
Sound on.
The next impossible things are being written in code. A lot of that is happening in Cursor.
Today we're launching the official Nitrosend plugin on the Cursor Marketplace.
And we do the email.
nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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try it out: nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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trying to build automated email sequences the old way before @nitrosendx put the whole platform in cursor
You cross someone's life's work on your way to work.
A bridge, a railway. Someone refused to give up to make it real. You probably don't know their name.
We made a film about that. It gets from two bike mechanics to the moon, then a newsletter about solar panels.
Sound on.
The next impossible things are being written in code. A lot of that is happening in Cursor.
Today we're launching the official Nitrosend plugin on the Cursor Marketplace.
And we do the email.
nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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try it out: nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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