Saying I was bullish on $CODEC @codecopenflow back in early May was an understatement. No one was talking about it then. My best plays share the same traits: • Doxxed teams • First-movers in Crypto x AI • Building in untouched markets • Massive TAM • Organic, sustainable price action Bet on what others ignore early.

Saying I was bullish on $CODEC @codecopenflow back in early May was an understatement. No one was talking about it then. My best plays share the same traits: • Doxxed teams • First-movers in Crypto x AI • Building in untouched markets • Massive TAM • Organic, sustainable price action Bet on what others ignore early.

if you’re wondering why millennials & kids are saying fck it & gambling on meme stocks remember that: - average cost of a 1 bed apt in nyc is $4.5K per month - lower 6-fig salary in sf is considered lower class now - the dream of affording a home is dead before you even graduate - oh, and if you do graduate there’s no jobs because AI is automating them but we still have friends and experiences right? wrong, everything is 10x more expensive than it was 5 years ago, shake shack for 2 people is ~$60+ don’t even ask how much cocktails are “ok so we’ll socialise online” multiple monthly subscriptions to watch tv, being bombarded with personalised ads with every scroll telling you to buy pointless shit all while you swipe through pictures of some stranger on the other side of the world eat caviar for breakfast and fly private people’s brains are cooked from social media, they read a million headlines a day and think the worlds ending so they think that if they don’t do something urgently then they’ll keep falling behind and get trapped in poor land so, in a desperate attempt to maintain some fragment of social status (measured by likes & retweets) they throw what little money they can’t afford on memecoins, narratives and stocks in the hope they hit a winner. this trend isn’t going away. as dumb as it sounds, robotics, crypto & AI will scale to replace a lot of things that give humans purpose in the world today in order to stay on top it’s important to recognise these developing patterns early and position yourself accordingly, whether financially, career-wise or even philosophically. to be clear i am incredibly optimistic about the future - I think humans will excel further than they’ve ever before but the world (and humans) today will look extremely different to the one coming in a decade. it’s your job to read, invest, learn and do.

.@levie made a great observation. Agent use is going counter to the simplistic AGI narrative of fewer, powerful agents with increasingly high level tasks. Rather, we're trending to more agents given narrowly scoped, well defined and narrow tasks. Generally by professionals.

First it was $NUIT (@nottecore @nuitdotfun) - I called it at $1M MC. 10x+. Then $CODEC (@codecopenflow) - I called it at $1M MC. 20x+. Then $DARWIN (@darwinslab_ai) - I called it at $2M MC. 3x+ and still running. This week… I’m dropping my next monster Crypto AI pick. Doxxed team. First-ever real Crypto AI application. Zero hype - all substance. Every call so far = first mover. fair launch. real backers. real community. Crypto AI isn’t dead - you’re just looking in the wrong places. I find the killers before the rest of the market wakes up.

I would never think that i would buy anything on $sol When thinking sol always thought about pump dump Just added $Darwin to $nuit $codec $com Holdings 🤝👌 Thx @AlphaSeeker21 @Altsteinn For making me talk a look Saw Darwin on timeline Checked chart Project Ticks all boxes

Right under our noses, $DARWIN is leading AI on Solana. Doing what no other AI coin pm SOL have done - locking in real-world integrations with defense, AI, robotics, fintech & IoT leaders. And now you're seeing cheap entries before whales recognize what's happening.

most ngmi attitudes in 2025: - hating AI - complaining - hating crypto - applying to jobs - i just have to think harder - i just wish things were like they were 20 years ago most gmi attitudes: - i can have everything i want - proof of work - cold DMs - fun is fun - let it rip

the modern era startup founders balance is: 1) have enough balls to "just do things" because people forget after 12 months and we're all gonna die anyway so you might as well take risks while 2) not becoming a full blown grifter in the process to max extract, and then conflates luck with hard work

The hard part of robotics isn't hardware; it's the glue.