Gm anon, are you paying attention yet? Principal engineer at Google tells us they worked on a distributed agent orchestrator for months. They then gave the problem to Claude Code, which reproduced their work and got them basically 80% there… in an hour. When building gets this cheap, what’s the moat? Ideas? Taste? Distribution? Speed? There is no better time to start experimenting & learning “vibe” coding. If you’re skeptical, do what @rakyll suggests and try it in a domain you actually understand, so you can judge the output. I made a multi agent orchestration app for blog posts last year and it blew my mind.

“Michael, so you own 5% of all Bitcoin & decided you were going to sell some to test the liquidity?" “That’s correct Dave.” “And you did this immediately after using up your cash to buy back debt at an 8% discount?” “I did, Dave.” “So when you actually did what you said you were going to do, the liquidity test didn't go well?” “Sadly true, Dave.” "And you only sold 32 BTC, even though you knew that wouldn't be enough to cover the next year of dividend payments?" "Yes, Dave." "So in the process of selling BTC to try & save STRC, you ended up killing BTC, STRC, & MSTR?" "Very astutely observed, Dave."

Lessons From The Hole 🐰🕳️ Today we announced that @TheHoleHQ is closing in its current form. The decision was final… but then along the way, a few lessons were learnt. I didn't expect the response. The messages, kindness and people reaching out... from places I least expected. Trying to quietly build something while running a community taught me more about this space than I expected and has given me a lot to reflect on. What the community didn't know is that we actually were building. A real product, real direction and something we genuinely believe could help address some of the biggest issues in the space. But I've always believed builders should build in silence. I've seen too much here where people announce first, speculate first, raise expectations first, and only later figure out how they're actually going to deliver. That was never going to be us. The idea behind The Hole was simple. Build people first. Build trust first. Build relationships first. Create a place where people genuinely enjoyed spending time together, not because there was something to farm. No manufactured hype, no fake urgency, no roadmap theatre, no whitelist farming. Just good people, good conversations, and the hope that when we are ready, the people already there would believe in us, not speculation. We created something special. But somewhere along the way, reality catches up. Running a community, even a small one, is HARD. Behind the scenes, it's constant responsibility. Trying to create value, keep people engaged, make people feel included, and quietly wondering if you're doing enough, all while trying to build in the background. Then there's the space itself. The deeper behind the curtain you get, the more you realise merit doesn't always win. Closed circles, gatekept opportunities, private groups, and friends and family ecosystems often beat substance. Trying to push against that takes more out of you than expected. You also learn a lot about people. Sometimes the people you support don't support you back. Sometimes the people you looked up to let you down. Sometimes the people you give time to only end up taking more of it. But then you also see strangers show up with unexpected kindness, quiet community members defend what you're trying to do, and people offer their own time for nothing in return. That's what made the decision so difficult. It was never about the people who drained us... it was about protecting the people who didn't. Because the best thing to come out of The Hole was the people. The late night VCs that ran for hours. The real conversations. The little family we accidentally built. The reaction today has given a lot of food for thought. On one hand, part of this decision came from not wanting people we care about climbing a rising tide that felt increasingly difficult to swim against. But on the other hand, the people who showed up today are exactly the kind of people that make you think maybe this is worth it after all. People offering their own time for nothing in return. People saying they feel like they're losing a home. Others burning their carrot earnings in solidarity. Moments like that remind you what actually matters. The people. And while nothing has changed officially for now, I'd be lying if I said those reactions haven't shifted something. A decision that took us weeks to reach and was final has become a much harder conversation. The Hole has taught me support often comes from where you least expect it, and anyone holding a community together while trying to build deserves far more respect than people realise. Sometimes you need to zoom out, reset, and remember what's actually worth your time and attention. The space will still be here. And maybe one day, when the timing feels right again, so will we. Forever grateful and rooting for good people 🐰🫡

🔈: Transmission intercepted…...... “The roadmap blue print has been successfully extracted away from the grid” The moment you’ve been awaiting is finally here! The foundation of Hamieverse and key to the future growth and expansion: → 10 pillars → 1 vision → A whole universe to build Entertainment with purpose and impact has a new look. Our NEW website is LIVE and if you look closely, you will find some interesting clues. Explore it and share your what are you most excited for in the replies👇 hamieverse.com

Full of respect & appreciation ❤️ Today I’m feeling inspired to give back even if it’s just a little bit. I’m excited to announce that I’ll be giving away 2 @heyshellmates NFTs to a lucky members from each of these two amazing communities: @YoukieVerse @TheHoleHQ These communities mean so much to me. They’re led by founders who show up every single day, putting in the hard work even when no one is watching. They keep pushing forward, creating opportunities and making this space better not just for their members but for the entire Web3 ecosystem. In a space filled with noise, speculation and short term thinking, it’s truly refreshing to see people building with intention, vision and consistency. This giveaway might be small, but the gratitude behind it is immense. A huge thank you to the founders @ItsEshOnX @ItsNessaOnX @doc_noonoo @AgentNaeem The teams and every community member who continues to support the vision and culture being nurtured within these ecosystems. The future of Web3 will be shaped by builders who never stop showing up and these two communities are shining examples of that. Much respect to them ❤️ Stay tuned for the winners who will be announced soon through each community 🚀 Not looking for flippers I am looking for a true believers only 💪🏽

Skull in hand. Chaos in her eyes. Definitely not here to play nice. Feels fitting. Mission: Humble Web3 larps one skull at a time 💁‍♀️💀 Ty @supertyer for trading me this badass @GreenAcresNFT 🫶🏽 Blessed to be frends with all the best people in this space.

Oh look who rugged 😲 Hope everyone who intentionally ignored to "get spots for their community" or "for a flip" got rug-burned so hard. @burrowznft > 🗑️🚮 You too @0bathegreat Collab managing a project you were told was a rug by trusted ppl. Nasty work.

Gm. There are levels of delusion. Study it. Internalise it. Fumar claimed Penni “started the trend” of builders building things. 😆 I reminded him that NFT projects were building custom tools years ago while he was launching his nth vapourware. “less talks mfer, watch the process.” K. So I watched. The “most hyped project” couldn’t even mint out. And now the asset is trading below mint price on launch. 💀 Is the space finally getting better at recognising and avoiding extractors? I’m not sure. I doubt it. > Plenty still bought the presale. > Plenty still minted. > Plenty still promoted it without asking basic questions. Terrible launch. Belated crime pump? Sure. Destination? Zero. Anyway, shame on the people who keep lending credibility to these serial extractors without doing any due diligence. Or worse, who know and don’t give af.

If you do anything today, tap into these sound clips from the @Hobi_SanAi community. The Youkies will change your Web3 journey forever. Learning, building & growing every day 🌱 Starring @ItsEshOnX @supertyer @AgentNaeem @Web3withCJ @0xTJustin @mohdesso @peanutt gYoukie 😴

Zzzrt, bzzzt, glzzgl…… Signal interception detected from Aetherion. Contact has been made with Hamie. This is intern of comms taking over. Ironspaws are pushing hard to hijack the Hamiverse blue print. Our hero is on the run…… Letting all liberators know: “The roadmap is coming but with a slight delay.” Stay tuned…..🔔

The Arsenal. Your Premier League champions.

Ngl I thought they’d copy pasta TikTok shop months ago… but they’ve made an even more bullish path for creators on X. TikTok shop is more affiliate style, whereas Creator Connect is full stack. xAI matches, while X runs outreach, content, approvals, and distribution… Brands then pay X for measurable outcomes. Every InfoFi 2.0 pivot building creator matching layer on top of x just got rekt. Wallchain’s creator selection product in particular. Xeet has some range beyond X, but wont be dodging the squeeze here. In app checkout is the obvious next layer imo, enabling direct sales with attribution on top of campaign outcomes. Brands will love that.

Gm To be clear: 🐰 There is only ONE Hole 🥕 There is only ONE carrot economy 🕳️ There is only ONE Dr. Burrows This knock-off BurrowzNFT is **NOT** affiliated with us. The real rabbids know where home is. ~ @TheHoleHQ 🐇