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Watch our podcasts so you don’t miss opportunities like this
IYKYK
If you are following @StillEarlyPod you would have seen why we think this is the case...
November 11th floor on @dokyoworld 12.93 AVAX was at $13
Now the floor is 30 $AVAX and the price of 🔺 is $23.44
Another hint (don't be lazy):
@HyperspaceAvax use the ref link blocmatesdotcom for what is coming...
A podcast with @tripleboccaccio, who told us a lot of interesting stuff!
Dive into:
-@EclipseFND $50M raise
-@MakerDAO's DSR adjustment to 15%
- Odds of an ETH ETF approval
- The future of AI-powered Telegram trading bots
Timestamps👇
() Introduction
() Eclipse SVM $50m Raise
() Wormhole Airdrop Sentiment
() Eth ETF Odds
() dYdX Segment: Grants SubDAO
() MakerDAO Adjusts DSR to 15%
() Michael Saylor 12,000 BTC Buy
() Jito Labs Ends Mempool Functionality
() UniBot Terminates Sol Deployment
I'm really interested in AEO/GEO right now.
We talked about it a bit on the podcast this week.
What's your favorite resources to learn more about this?
Getting Real by @jasonfried and @dhh is one of my favorite business books and the book I've given away most copies of!
StillEarly Podcast retweeted
THIS FREE GITHUB REPO REPLACES AN ENTIRE TRADING FLOOR
It's called TradingAgents: AI agents that argue with each other before every trade.
How it works:
→ 4 analysts read the market: fundamentals, news, sentiment, technicals
→ A bull agent and a bear agent debate the trade
→ A trader agent turns the debate into a decision
→ A risk team attacks that decision
→ A portfolio manager approves it or kills it
How to run it:
1. Ask Claude Code to clone the repo and install everything
2. Add your Anthropic API key (Opus for deep thinking, Sonnet for speed)
3. Type tradingagents and pick a ticker
4. Read the bull vs bear debate and the risk vote
5. Backtest and paper trade before trusting a single call
118k GitHub stars. Paper on arXiv. Runs on your laptop.
Bookmark this and follow me for more → @karlarboledas
It’s rare in Denmark to come across companies that plan to go international from day one.
It’s even rarer to meet people who intend to revolutionize an entire industry.
Today we have Niklas Stephenson and Peter Suhm as guests, and we talk with them about Phone inc, among other things.
Hear the whole story of how Niklas, Peter and the rest of the team plan to revolutionize telephony.
00:00 - Introduction of the guests and their background
06:06 - Phone.inc: Vision and mission
12:01 - The future of telephony and the role of AI
17:51 - Investment and launch of Phone.inc
19:07 - Motivation and market size
21:22 - Capital and ambitions
23:56 - The role of the podcast and marketing strategy
31:47 - Founder marketing and target audience
37:12 - The importance of community engagement
38:41 - Build in public: Transparency in entrepreneurship
41:15 - YouTube and vlogs: Connecting with the audience
42:06 - The future of telephony: The shift to data networks
49:43 - Wrap-up and future perspectives
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live now talking with @eqxlabs about the future of spot equities on hHyperliquid
Wall Street Is Coming to Hyperliquid. We Talk to @eqxlabs xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1jxXgBWmP…
StillEarly Podcast retweeted
SOL options market is looking like a battlefield tbh
94.8K total open interest
$94M+ in notional value
Put/Call volume ratio at 1.21
And people still think nothing is happening here
What exactly are these traders positioning for?
Looks like what @KimuraYu45z said on our last podcast turned out to be true.
Stay tuned for new episodes!
Catch @KimuraYu45z on the recent @StillEarlyPod as he talks about @berachain Proof of Liquidity, AltDA Fee Abstraction, Sunrise's latest updates, and more! 🗣️
AI is really good at looking at your analytics and give you actionable advice!
I asked AI how our first vlog did based on the YouTube analytics and it revealed something very obvious 😅
Clip from this weeks podcast:
You can just post on LinkedIn like you do on X and it works really well.
Traditional LinkedIn posts are the worst, but you can just "tweet" like a normal human instead, it's ok 🐥
StillEarly Podcast retweeted
Watch our podcasts so you don’t miss opportunities like this
IYKYK
If you are following @StillEarlyPod you would have seen why we think this is the case...
November 11th floor on @dokyoworld 12.93 AVAX was at $13
Now the floor is 30 $AVAX and the price of 🔺 is $23.44
Another hint (don't be lazy):
@HyperspaceAvax use the ref link blocmatesdotcom for what is coming...
“We're trying to bring privacy to on-chain transactions.”
@DogecoinZack, @GenzioCo Founder & CEO, joins @tintinjpeg, CMO of @silentswap, to unpack how they’re building privacy-first solutions in Web3.
0:43 – What Is SilentSwap
2:00 – What Differentiates It
2:46 – Do Users Value Privacy?
4:22 – How Many Sources Do They Aggregate From?
StillEarly Podcast retweeted
HOLY SH*T : ANTHROPIC JUST DROPPED DUET. AN AGENT THAT MESSAGES YOU FIRST
it runs on opus 5.5
what it does:
→ sends a morning brief from your email and calendar
→ checks your apps every few hours and pings you when something needs you
→ works on its own cloud computer with its own browser, so your laptop can stay shut
→ builds web apps and slide decks on that computer
→ finds unpaid invoices in stripe and drafts the reminders
before it sends a message, pays, signs or deletes, it asks you first. 4 actions, your ok every time
it's a research preview, waitlist only, us only, pro and max plans only. background checks eat your plan limits
openai dots starts at $100 a month. duet runs inside your pro or max plan
the video is a map of what it can do, built from the announcement
which one would you hand over first?
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you're f*cking wasting Grok Bot if all you ask for is advice. its official site lists 56 jobs you can hand off.
each use case has an “Add to Grok Bot” button.
skip the department labels. find the result you actually need:
› “i need a deck by tomorrow”
Presentation Designer uses your template and brand assets to build an editable presentation.
› “i need something people can click”
Prototype Builder turns a brief into a working prototype with a screenshot and live URL.
› “i keep missing what competitors launch”
Competitive Intelligence Analyst tracks launches and flags changes worth responding to.
› “i have updates but nothing ready to post”
Social Media Manager studies your previous posts and prepares drafts for you to publish.
› “i waste hours researching before calls”
Meeting Prep Buddy pulls the people, history, open questions and suggested agenda into a prep pack.
› “i can see the bug but can't explain it”
Bug Reproduction retraces the issue in staging and collects steps, screenshots and network notes.
› “i need to find a place to live”
Apartment Scout filters listings and helps arrange viewings.
› “i have no idea what i'm still subscribed to”
Subscription Cleaner reviews receipts and newsletters and suggests what to remove.
don't add eight bots and give them vague instructions.
pick one job with an output you can inspect. then send this:
“Before starting, tell me:
1. What inputs and account access do you need?
2. What exactly will you deliver?
3. How will I check whether it worked?
Run one example first. Flag missing information instead of guessing.
Ask before sending, publishing, booking, applying, cancelling or spending.
Don't create a recurring task until I approve the first result.”
a ready-made role still needs your context and boundaries.
bookmark this as your first-task checklist. send it to the friend who keeps asking what AI agents are actually useful for.
Everyone is concerned about privacy and data that is used now more than ever before.
Tighter laws are being put in place around the world. If your company’s digital marketing efforts are global, your consent forms have to align with legal requirements that vary by country, and even by states and localities within those countries.
0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Show open
5:00 - Guest Introduction
8:00 - What is CCPA
10:00 - The panic
15:00 - Google search
19:30 - Disappearing messages
23:00 - Trade secret theft
25:30 - Sponsor
30:00 - Legal requirements
33:00 - How to find your way
35:00 - How to get notified
36:00 - Why are we not rigorous
39:00 - Horror stories
42:00 - Abandoned cart emails
45:00 - Auditing email lest
48:00 - Regional consent laws
51:00 - Consumer data
54:00 - Vetiing
StillEarly Podcast retweeted
A Millennium trader who makes the firm $200 MILLION takes home about $40 MILLION.
One with ZERO skill in the same seat still expects $8 MILLION.
Jane Street pays nobody on their own P&L. Not even the people who made it $39.6 BILLION.
This f*cking formula shows who figured out luck.
I ran the math. $1B book, 10% vol, 20% cut.
Zero skill - $8M a year. The firm expects to make $0.
Real skill (Sharpe 1) - $22M, and still red 1 year in 6.
The $40M seat - needs Sharpe 2. Red less than 1 year in 40.
Same seat. Same cut. The first $8M is luck.
Zero-skill payout ≈ 0.4 × your cut × vol × book
That's what Millennium's -$75M firing line is for. A third of the lucky ones are gone in year one.
It takes almost 4 YEARS of P&L to prove you're not the coin flipper.
The full paper is below.
Bookmark before it's buried.
