I’M GENUINELY SHOOK, 9 HOURS OF SLEEP, 97 COPIED TRADES, 37 LOSSES, AND GROK STILL TURNED MY $170 INTO $2,154 BEFORE MY F*CKING ALARM WENT OFF Put it on at 11pm. One target for the night: $2,000 by 8am. Grok didn’t pick one trader. It picked eight, all from the top of the 30-day board, and copied them at the same time through CopyFomo. If one of them has a bad night, the other seven carry it. Every buy and every exit gets mirrored with about a third of a second of lag. When a trader sizes in too big for my account, the bot just skips it. The losses are real. 37 of them. At one point the account was down 11.8% from the peak, and I’m glad I was asleep for that part. But the green ones ran further than the red ones bled. 88 wins, 70% hit rate. What I like most is how it split. The top trader made me $436, the eighth made $99. Nobody carried the whole night, and nobody sank it either. 3am the balance was $586. By the time I made coffee it was $2,154. Target hit, plus a bit. That’s 12x on one night’s sleep. I’ve traded crypto for over five years and the worst decisions I ever made were at 2am. Turns out that’s the shift a bot should be working. The full overnight setup is below, free. Most people won’t bother saving it, so you’ll be ahead if you do.

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Sam Altman admits he was wrong on AI's timeline and says society and the economy will adapt more slowly "I thought when we got to GPT-4, which was back in 2023, that very quickly after that there was going to be much more disruption, software businesses up for grabs right away, than it turned out to be." "I think I was wrong about a few things, but one in terms of the speed: the economy just has so much inertia." "People keep doing the same things, buying from the same company, wanting to use their tools the same way. I think this is actually a positive in many ways, and it's going to make this big transition go smoother and slower. I'm grateful for it." "But it means we've all been too ambitious on timelines. Even with this incredible technology, society and the economy will adapt more slowly."