This is why price dips don’t bother me. I’ve been around since $BTC was under $300

INTRODUCING: ENTHEA! 👁️ calling all: 🎛️ VJs & live visualists 🌀 ravers & festival heads 🍄 psychonauts & consciousness explorers 🎚️ DJs & producers 🧠 neuro & math nerds ✨ shader heads & generative artists 🧘 meditators & breathwork folks …and anyone who's ever wanted to watch their music hallucinate! what started as a one-shot prompt test for a science-based drug-trip simulator turned into what just might be the best music visualizer i've EVER seen! 🤯 I set out to test Claude's willingness to simulate various drug experiences like LSD, psilocybin, DMT, cannabis — basically all the entheogens! the rule was simple: don't FAKE psychedelic visuals, RESEARCH them and COMPUTE them. so i (or rather, Opus-4.8) simulated the visual cortex (a neural field crossing a Turing bifurcation, mapped back through the retina→brain transform) and the real Klüver form constants just emerged. tunnels, spirals, lattices, straight out of the math. 🧠 then we couldn't stop. reaction-diffusion, quasicrystals, hyperbolic tilings, a 3D Mandelbox you fall through, 50k particles surfing a fluid-dynamics field. every mode is real math, cited in-app. receipts, not vibes. then it got unhinged: we set AI mathematician-agents loose to invent patterns NEVER rendered in a visualizer, judged them, and turned the winners into shaders. shipped 10 novel ideas — Indra's Pearls, Arnold tongues, Gaussian primes, sine-Gordon breathers… 🤯 and somewhere it became a full VJ instrument: feed it a track and it reads the whole waveform, feels the drop coming with "drop detection", and fires a 🌀 WORMHOLE on the beat! the visuals sync with your music via mic or browser tab sharing for low latency! works well with Chromium browsers like Brave, Edge, etc. 29 modes. one html file. zero deps. AGPL — free forever, yours to fork. 🐉 ex natura, per mathematicam, ad visionem 🜂 gg 🫡

He nailed it again! @100trillionUSD is the World’s Best #Bitcoin Analyst. Always has been. Always will be.

Rough trading days are real. Win some. Lose some. Keep going

Too often, we’re discounting ourselves, waiting to get older or wishing we were younger. You know what you’re going to say twenty years from now? That you wish you could be at the age you are right now. Step into who you are today.

Funny how the pendulum shifts 1. "GPT wrappers are worthless" → the value acrues to application layer 2. "AI will eliminate white collar jobs" → someone needs to manage all these AI agents and everyone is now saying white collar workers will rise due to AI 3. "Open source will never catch up" → Gemma and DeepSeek are good enough for 80% of tasks 4. "I only use Claude Code, Codex is mid" → Codex is becoming a super app. Coding, docs, browser, computer use, automations, all in one surface. 4. "You need to pick a model and go deep" → model loyalty is dead, the best founders swap weekly based on the task 5. "SaaS is dead" → This was mostly true but for some SaaS margins actually improve when agents pay for their own tokens and need their own seats 6. "AutoGPT is the future" → AutoGPT died. Then agents actually got good 2 years later with Hermes, OpenClaw, and managed agents. The idea was right. The timing was wrong. 7. "Prompt engineering is a career" → lasted about 18 months as a job title. Workflow engineering replaced it. 8. "Computer use is a gimmick" → "sent from computer use/ai agent will be the new sent from iphone 9. "AI design looks generic" → the generic look is a taste problem not a technology problem. The founders feeding their agents references from Japanese packaging, brutalist architecture, and 1960s print are getting beautiful output. 10. "Fine-tuning is the moat" → a well-structured Obsidian vault with good markdown files outperforms fine-tuning for most use cases and costs nothing. 11. "Benchmarks tell you which model to use" → benchmarks tell you which model won a test. I think we're all waking up to this lol. 12. "AI will consolidate into 2-3 winners" → AI is fragmenting into thousands of vertical applications built on commodity models. The consolidation is at the model layer. The explosion is at the application layer. Both are happening simultaneously. 13. "The hard part is building" → the hard part is choosing what to build. Building takes a weekend. Choosing the right thing to build takes taste, domain knowledge, and customer conversations. thats why i built ideabrowser.com to make it easier for you. 14. "The terminal is the future" → desktop apps just ate the terminal. Claude Code desktop, Codex app, both shipped GUI versions in the same month. The next 100 million agent users will never open a terminal (thank god). I guarantee you I'm holding at least 2-3 beliefs right now that will look stupid by Christmas. I just don't know which ones. Neither do you. No one does. Build anyway. Keep moving because this is the greatest time to be building. I'm rooting for you.

Bitcoin closed May at $73,568 Market is 50/50 on if Febryary $60k was the bottom, or the bear will continue. IMO data is telling us that we have not seen bottom formation yet, and that there is a >50% probablility that we go lower (below 200wma $61k or realized price $53k).

We’re all just lazy suckers tbh

Let me recap the earnings call. $MSTR

SO MANY MEMORIES...😢😂😂😂

One of my first tweets (2018) .. funny in hindsight

$BTC is great but don’t sleep on $SNDK $WDC and $STX (the stock)

$BTC are we back? This looks like a breakout to me ….

you can sign in to openclaw with your chatgpt account now and use your subscription there! happy lobstering.

Up to $1100 today

Another ATH for this AI stock $SNDK TYD 364%

Zohran: Everything will be free *4 months later* Zohran: So, we ran out of money

Best Claude Code fast tips video I’ve seen lately. Only 16 minutes for 32 tricks youtu.be/jqoFP9QapXI?si=Fr0C…

The United States is home to the most talented AI researchers in the world. Instead of harnessing American innovation, Senator Sanders is inviting foreign nationals to tell the United States how to regulate AI. It would be like channeling Hugo Chavez to get advice on how to run our economy—oh wait, the Senator from Vermont did that 20 years ago, too. The real threat to AI safety is letting any nation other than the United States set the global standard.