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GM ☀️ Thursday question: What are you building today? A) AI app B) Crypto project C) Side project nobody knows about yet D) Still deciding (no judgment)

Hot take: Most "AI agents" are just a cron job with a chatbot attached. Agree or disagree?

Honest crypto question: If gas fees were zero and every wallet was easy to use, would normal people actually use crypto? Or is the problem something else?

"AI will kill SaaS." Also everyone: - pays for 14 AI subscriptions - logs into 6 AI dashboards - gets billed monthly for all of it AI didn't kill SaaS. It became SaaS.

You can only use one for a month: A) An AI that writes code B) An AI that reviews code C) An AI that writes tests Pick one. Explain why.

Stop burning your Codex & Claude credits. 💸 Smart builders don't pay premium for everything: → Route the task: cheap models for boilerplate and summaries. Pro models ONLY for hard problems. → Use a token gateway: one API key, every model behind it. → Hit a limit? The gateway switches models automatically. Zero downtime. One key. Every model. Spend less. Build more. How much are YOU spending on tokens per month? 👇

Your wallet is EMPTY. 👛 Zero coins inside it right now. Not BTC. Not SOL. Nothing. Your coins never leave the blockchain. Your wallet only holds the keys: → Public key: your address. Anyone can send you crypto. → Private key: the only key that opens it. Lose it, and it's gone forever. No bank. No "forgot password." So here's the real question: If your wallet holds no coins… what are you actually protecting when you back up your seed phrase? 👀 Most people can't answer this. Can you? 👇

Beginner with AI agents: "Build me the whole app." Expert with AI agents: "Fix this one function. Here's the test. Don't touch anything else." Same model. Very different results. Which one were you last week?

Memecoins didn't die. The money just got split across 50 launchpads, the attention lasts 3 days, and no new money is coming from outside crypto. Lower ceilings. Same dreams. Still waiting for the next 100x?

Goldman reportedly pulled Claude Code access from everyone except engineers. Not because the tool is bad. Because "anyone can ship a prototype" turned into "nobody owns this code." Vibe coding scales demos. Engineering scales responsibility. Would your company make the same call?

Crypto points programs, 2026 edition: Teams farm metrics. Users farm points. Nobody knows the rules. Everyone is "early." If you need a points system to keep users around, you don't have a product yet. What's the last points program that actually treated you fairly?

Before you let an AI agent touch a real repo: 1. Give it its own account, not yours 2. Read-only by default 3. PRs only, never push to main 4. Tests it didn't write 5. A diff you actually read 6. A kill switch Save this. You'll need it the day it goes wrong.

How an AI coding agent actually fixes a bug, in 60 seconds: 1. Search the repo 2. Read only what matters 3. Make a small edit 4. Run the tests, read the error, try again The loop is the agent. The model is just the brain inside it. What step do you think agents still fail at most?