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still placing single bets? cute but you’re leaving money on the table. with @totalistrading, now you can parlay anything and make more money with your predictions.
PARLAYS. ON. ANYTHING.
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beware of these guys with their $250 freebet spam. seeing tons of aggressive DMs and flooded comments from random accounts pushing the WORLDCUP code and they all have some weird pfp and little to no information on their page. who else got their messages and comments?
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crypto x AI convergence is real, but not in the way you think. it’s no news, autonomous onchain agents already exist. for example, deterministic bots execute 100% of competitive @aave v3 liquidations. they hold wallets, execute transactions, and earn revenue without human intervention. the narrative, however, is chasing LLM-driven agents that handle complex DeFi flows. a Feb 2026 benchmark (CryptoAnalystBench) found frontier LLM agents consistently fail on data consistency and temporal relevance in DeFi tasks, reasoning over stale or conflicting inputs. it is also worth knowing that a simple rebalancing agent on @arbitrum costs about $0.30 per day in gas and inference. to break even, it only needs to add 1.1% annual yield on a $10,000 position. decentralized compute from @render, @akashnet, @bittensor matters more here than people think, for inference rather than training. running the lightweight models these agents actually need, not the heavy training loops where centralized GPUs still win on latency. yet a single slippage mistake, often downstream of exactly the stale-data problem above, can erase months of profit. the unit economics will decide if the risk is worth it at all. I think the likely near-term architecture isn’t LLM trades autonomously. it will be layered, think: LLMs select strategy and set parameters at low frequency, deterministic bots execute at high frequency. the bots are already proven (liquidations). the LLM layer just needs to get good enough to not poison that execution with bad inputs. one metric to keep an eye on: smart accounts executing five or more transactions per day with no human signature. if that shifts from hundreds to thousands, and the activity reflects genuine strategy execution rather than incentive-farming or MEV, agents are becoming real economic actors. coordination via stablecoins, cryptographic keys, and open market access remains crypto’s enduring advantage, infrastructure agents of any intelligence level will need. how do you see this developing in years to come?
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this week is going to be awesome. already drafted all my main content so I don’t worry at the last minute. made some video edits and looking forward to feedbacks from respective parties. some pending deals hopefully accelerates and work out this week. later in the morning I’m dropping a short educational post on ai x crypto convergence. be there ):
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SpaceX went public yesterday at a $2T valuation. but before you buy SPCX, fix your frame. ➢ you’re are not buying a rocket company. ➢ for example in 2025, starlink generated ~60% of the company’s $18.7B 2025 revenue, with 10.3M subscribers. ➢ this means the launch is the narrative, the cash engine is in the internet. ➢ this simple but important distinction actually determines how to evaluate the entire business. Starlink is infrastructure widely used across many industries, countries and enterprises. ➢ Infrastructure businesses scale through high upfront capex, then monetize over long periods with low churn. ➢ the upside to look at here is durability, but the downside is slow payoff and heavy dependence on execution. ➢ as someone on the sidelines right now, your core bet is not launches, but global internet penetration, pricing power, and sustained subscriber growth. now let’s examine the uncomfortable part. ➢ SpaceX reported a $4.9B net loss with $6.6B adjusted EBITDA. that gap is not automatically bullish. ➢ It only works if capital deployed into Starship, satellite expansion, and vertical integration produces returns above cost of capital at scale. ➢ If not, you are looking at prolonged value destruction masked as investment. At $2T, the market is not pricing today. It is pricing: ➢ Starship operating reliably at scale ➢ Starlink expanding into direct-to-cell and emerging markets ➢ Orbital infrastructure becoming a real economic layer crazy thing is, these are not certainties and heavily execution-dependent milestones. so let’s translate translate the valuation into requirements: ➢ to justify $2T, SpaceX likely needs to compound revenue at aggressive double-digit rates for a decade while expanding margins in a capital-intensive business. ➢ If that path slips, multiple compression does the damage. If it works, returns are backloaded and slow. so the real question is not is SpaceX great? It is: ➢ what has to go right from here to justify this price, and how much of that is already priced in? ➢ If your horizon is short, you are exposed to execution risk with no margin of safety. ➢ If your horizon is long, you are underwriting infrastructure dominance with uncertain timelines. decide which one you are before you buy. #SpaceX $SPCX
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Germany thought they were playing Brazil cus wtf is this violation man 😂
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Cats are even more crazier than I thought 😹
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if you’re looking into invest in $SPCX or looking for a balanced take beyond hype. read this ):
SpaceX went public yesterday at a $2T valuation. but before you buy SPCX, fix your frame. ➢ you’re are not buying a rocket company. ➢ for example in 2025, starlink generated ~60% of the company’s $18.7B 2025 revenue, with 10.3M subscribers. ➢ this means the launch is the narrative, the cash engine is in the internet. ➢ this simple but important distinction actually determines how to evaluate the entire business. Starlink is infrastructure widely used across many industries, countries and enterprises. ➢ Infrastructure businesses scale through high upfront capex, then monetize over long periods with low churn. ➢ the upside to look at here is durability, but the downside is slow payoff and heavy dependence on execution. ➢ as someone on the sidelines right now, your core bet is not launches, but global internet penetration, pricing power, and sustained subscriber growth. now let’s examine the uncomfortable part. ➢ SpaceX reported a $4.9B net loss with $6.6B adjusted EBITDA. that gap is not automatically bullish. ➢ It only works if capital deployed into Starship, satellite expansion, and vertical integration produces returns above cost of capital at scale. ➢ If not, you are looking at prolonged value destruction masked as investment. At $2T, the market is not pricing today. It is pricing: ➢ Starship operating reliably at scale ➢ Starlink expanding into direct-to-cell and emerging markets ➢ Orbital infrastructure becoming a real economic layer crazy thing is, these are not certainties and heavily execution-dependent milestones. so let’s translate translate the valuation into requirements: ➢ to justify $2T, SpaceX likely needs to compound revenue at aggressive double-digit rates for a decade while expanding margins in a capital-intensive business. ➢ If that path slips, multiple compression does the damage. If it works, returns are backloaded and slow. so the real question is not is SpaceX great? It is: ➢ what has to go right from here to justify this price, and how much of that is already priced in? ➢ If your horizon is short, you are exposed to execution risk with no margin of safety. ➢ If your horizon is long, you are underwriting infrastructure dominance with uncertain timelines. decide which one you are before you buy. #SpaceX $SPCX
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conversations around $SPCX is actually exploding 😁
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Looking to “ the hell with the typos
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wow cleva actually liked and reposted ): appreciate you intern ):
been exploring editing workflows lately. saw how much freelancers in Naija struggle with receiving dollars and paying for usd based services, so I put together this quick 44-second edit for @clevabanking what do you guys think? shoutout to the Cleva team and do well to check out the platform.
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The canvas is ready. What will you CRE[AI]TE? We are excited to launch CapCut’s 1st AI Festival, a global celebration of original work and the imagination AI makes possible. Submissions are now open through August 10, 2026. From Films and Series to Creative and Commercial, CRE[AI]TE celebrates storytelling and creativity in all its forms. Four tracks. One festival. Unlimited possibilities. $200,000 in total cash awards, led by a Grand Prix, Category Winners, Category Honorees, the Student Vision Award, and Spotlight Selections. Plus film festival premieres, CapCut creator event screenings, industry connections, and more. Everyone can apply for a free starter pack of CapCut credits and Pro access to kickstart your journey. Submit your entries and learn more: capcut.creaite26.com RT comment in 9hr to get 200 free credits.
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been exploring editing workflows lately. saw how much freelancers in Naija struggle with receiving dollars and paying for usd based services, so I put together this quick 44-second edit for @clevabanking what do you guys think? shoutout to the Cleva team and do well to check out the platform.
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this is not a paid nor partnership post. I just decided to create something with my edits, would be nice if the team @clevabanking likes it though, I think they could run some ads campaign with this.
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been exploring editing workflows lately. saw how much freelancers in Naija struggle with receiving dollars and paying for usd based services, so I put together this quick 44-second edit for @clevabanking what do you guys think? shoutout to the Cleva team and do well to check out the platform.
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made everything using @capcutapp Voice-over by yours truly. I didn’t use AI this time because I wanted it to be my actual voice and feel. If you’re a project and needs something like this for your launch or ads campaign, dms are open. I make edits and amazing video content, let’s work
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First goal at the World Cup by Quinoneess what a horrendous blunder from the South African defense ):
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first yellow card received by a South African player Mokoena
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