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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Jun 15
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In web 2, an ecosystem partnership is a collaborative network of businesses, organizations, and entities that work together to achieve shared goals, drive innovation, and deliver mutual value.
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To turn this vision into a secure, high throughput scalable reality, GenLayer is actively partnering with the world's leading decentralized networks across every major layer of infrastructure:
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Jun 4
It's really simple and easy to use @FUDmarkets on Mainet.
From registering to opening my first trade and connecting my social media accounts to deposit.
Additionally, as soon as you create an account, you are given an integrated wallet in which you can deposit USDC on base.
Seeing how settlements take place on @GenLayer is another lovely feature.
See my first trade on FUD.markets, which was quick and easy. I took a long π on $INJ.
May 27
FUD. IS LIVE ON MAINNET!
crypto finally has a conviction layer.
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βοΈ settled by @GenLayer
π trade the FUD β fud.markets
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Great guy
Please quote this tweet with anything.
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Jun 2
I think most people still don't realize how much stock trading is starting to look like crypto π
Just checked out Bitget Stocks 2.0, and a few features genuinely stood out to me:
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Buy stocks directly with USDT
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Trade stocks 24/7, even on weekends
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Earn dividends from your stock holdings
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Use stocks as collateral
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1:1 backed Real World Assets (RWA)
The collateral feature is probably the biggest surprise. Traditionally, your stocks just sit there.
Now imagine holding stocks, collecting dividends, and potentially using those holdings as collateral at the same time.
Another thing I noticed:
Bitget's stock trading fee is only 0.04%. Compared to 0.1% on some other platforms, that's a pretty meaningful difference if you're actively trading.
Getting started is simple:
1οΈβ£ Update to the latest Bitget app
2οΈβ£ Go to Trade β Stocks
3οΈβ£ Search for your preferred stock and buy with USDT
Your stocks then appear directly in your Spot Wallet.
Feels like we're moving closer to a future where crypto and traditional finance operate in the same ecosystem.
Have you checked out Stocks 2.0 yet? Which stock would be the first one you'd buy? π
#BitgetStocksUpgrade
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
20 Jun 2025
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Apr 22
New AI Certification exams are now in beta.
Build realβworld AI & agentic skills from fundamentals to enterpriseβready solutions:
π AIβ901 β Implement AI solutions using Microsoft Foundry. msft.it/6017vDw7h
π AIβ103 β Build scalable AI apps & agents on Azure. msft.it/6019vDwCB
π ABβ620 β Design enterpriseβready agents in Copilot Studio. msft.it/6010vDwC8
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Apr 22
Here is a FREE prompt engineering course i just registered.
Ai will take peoples job, but i know that it's people that will prompt the Ai to get the desired result.
Hence, prompting is something you should know to be ahead of the curve.
Curriculum is approved by Anthropic, OpenAi, chatGPT and even google.
Link: prompten.xyz
Upon graduating, you get a certificate, also a link to add it to your linkedln.
Good luck..
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If I had one weekend to master Claude, I'd start here:
Stop bookmarking 50 guides you'll never read. These are the only ones that matter:
Claude 101 (start here):
anthropic.skilljar.com/claudβ¦
Claude Code 101:
anthropic.skilljar.com/claudβ¦
Claude Code in Action:
anthropic.skilljar.com/claudβ¦
Prompt engineering (official):
docs.claude.com/en/docs/builβ¦
Interactive prompt tutorial (hands-on):
github.com/anthropics/promptβ¦
CLAUDE.md & how to give Claude memory:
code.claude.com/docs/en/clauβ¦
Skills, teach Claude reusable workflows:
code.claude.com/docs/en/skilβ¦
MCP, time connect Claude to Slack, GitHub, Drive:
code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp
Routines (automate tasks 24/7):
code.claude.com/docs/en/routβ¦
Claude Code Ultimate Guide (community):
github.com/FlorianBruniaux/cβ¦
Awesome Claude Code (skills, hooks, plugins):
github.com/hesreallyhim/awesβ¦
All 13 Anthropic Academy courses (free certs):
anthropic.skilljar.com
Claude Code full docs:
code.claude.com/docs/en/overβ¦
ALL FREE. ALL OFFICIAL
Saturday: Claude 101 β prompt tutorial β CLAUDE.md β skills
Sunday: Claude Code β MCP β routines β build your first automation
by Monday you'll know more about Claude than 95% of people using it daily
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Apr 17
Anthropic pays engineers $750,000 a year to understand how LLMs work.
Stanford just put a 2 hour lecture that covers 80% of it for FREE.
Bookmark this. Give it 2 hours today.
It might be the highest ROI thing you do this month:
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This 1-hour Stanford lecture on Agentic AI covers exactly what you need to become an AI automation builder
tool calling, multi-step workflows, planning, reflection β the foundations behind every automation system that actually works
most people learn this by copying Make and n8n tutorials..
Stanford teaches it by showing you WHY agents work the way they do
watch it first. then go through my practical tasks below
9 real projects across 2 weeks: APIs, webhooks, LLM integration, AI workflows
no theory. just build
you'll understand 10x more than everyone grinding tutorials blindly
bookmark this. seriously. do it THIS WEEKEND
P.S. I'm dropping practical tasks for every week if this gets enough feedback
Practical tasks for the article "How to become an AI Automation Engineer in 6 months"
it's been almost 3 days since I published the article, and realized one thing
you already have the full roadmap, but not everyone fully understands what exactly to do in practice
so I put together a list of practical tasks to help reinforce the knowledge from the article
Week 1: APIs No-Code Foundations
1. Connect two tools with Make or n8n (No-Code)
Build a simple automation: new Google Form submission β sends a Slack message with the form data. No code, just drag and connect
2. First raw API call (HTTP, Python)
Use Python to call the Open-Meteo API. Parse the JSON response, print temperature and conditions. Handle errors properly. Then call a second API and chain the two results together
3. Webhook listener (Webhooks, FastAPI)
Build a simple FastAPI endpoint that receives a webhook, logs the payload, and returns a confirmation. Test it with a Make or n8n webhook trigger
4. API docs navigation challenge (APIs)
Pick 3 tools you've never used (Notion API, Airtable API, Telegram Bot API). Read their docs, authenticate, and make one successful API call to each within 2 hours
5. Automate something in your own life (No-Code)
Build one real automation you'll actually use daily. Examples: auto-save email attachments to Google Drive, daily weather summary to Telegram, RSS to Notion database
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Week 2: AI Integration Workflow Building
1. First LLM API call (LLM)
Connect to OpenAI or Anthropic API via Python. Write 5 different prompts for one task (for example, classifying customer support emails). Compare outputs, pick the best one and explain why
2. AI email classifier workflow (LLM Automation)
Build a workflow: receive email via webhook β send the content to an LLM β classify it (complaint, question, praise, spam) β route each type to a different Slack channel or Google Sheet tab
3. Tool calling basics (LLM)
Set up a function/tool calling flow where the LLM decides which tool to use based on user input. Example: "check the weather" calls weather API, "create a task" calls Notion API
4. Cost and token tracker (LLM)
Build a wrapper around your LLM calls that logs every request: prompt tokens, completion tokens, cost, latency. Output a daily summary as a CSV
β©---------------------------------------------------βͺ
these are the tasks you need to complete over the next 10-14 da ys
if this tweet gets enough feedback, I'll keep sharing practical tasks for each week and each month
so you can go through the full automation builder path from A to Z
stay focused pls..
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
If you have CCTV in your House, Read this now
You installed cameras for security but what if I tell you
Someone else may still be watching your home right now?
Not a th!ef.
Not a stranger.
The person that installed it.
Yes.
After installation, many CCTV installers still retain:
π₯’ Your login details
π₯’ Remote access
π₯’ Backend control
Meaning they can log in anytime and see everything.
Your sitting room.
Your compound.
Your movements.
And you wonβt even know.
The law protects your privacy but only after it has been violated.
So this is what you must do immediately:
π₯’ Change all passwords NOW
π₯’ Take full admin control
π₯’ Disable access you donβt understand
π₯’ Let another expert check it
Because listen carefullyβ¦
Not every invasion comes with a broken door.
Some come with installation receipts. If you have CCTV in your home or office, donβt ignore this.
Act now!
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Mar 24
Parents in Nigeria: this 500 g jar of Bournvita your kids drink every morning?
It contains roughly the same amount of sugar as 6β7 cans of Coke.
India forced Bournvita to cut sugar after a social media uproar.
But here in Nigeria, our kids still get a significantly higher sugar version.
I looked into this. Hereβs what I found.
Walk with me.
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20 websites that will make you a better developer
most devs only know GitHub and Stack Overflow
but there are mass of websites that can mass-upgrade your skills for $0
Here's the full list:
1. learn to code properly:
- freecodecamp.org (full curriculums from HTML to machine learning, completely free)
- theodinproject.com (project-based learning, one of the best for web dev)
- exercism.org (mentored coding practice in 70 languages)
- codecademy.com (interactive courses, great for beginners)
2. practice & problem solving:
- leetcode.com (the standard for coding interviews and algorithmic thinking)
- codewars.com (gamified challenges, you learn patterns fast)
- hackerrank.com (real company interview questions)
- projecteuler.net (math programming problems that actually make you think differently)
3. read real code & docs:
- devdocs.io (every documentation in one searchable place)
- github.com/explore (study open-source projects from the best engineers)
- refactoring.guru (design patterns explained with real examples and visuals)
- developer.mozilla.org (the bible for web development, better than any course)
4. build & deploy:
- replit.com (code, run, and deploy from your browser in seconds)
- glitch.com (build and remix real apps instantly)
- vercel.com (deploy projects live with one click, perfect for portfolio)
- railway.app (backend deployment without DevOps pain)
5. stay sharp & up to date:
- daily.dev (personalized dev news feed, replaces doomscrolling)
- news.ycombinator.com (where the smartest builders share what they're reading)
- dev.to (community articles from real developers)
- roadmap.sh (visual roadmaps for any developer path you want to follow)
the difference between a junior and a senior is not years of experience
it's how many of these resources you actually use consistently
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Mar 5
Iβve been staring at the $AAPL chart all morning, and I canβt shake this feeling of dΓ©jΓ vu. π
Count down to iPhone 17e launch on March 11. On paper, a $599 budget king with an A19 chip sounds like a layup for the bulls. But if you were trading last spring, you remember the iPhone 16e Bloodbath.
While everyone else is arguing about whether the 17e has enough RAM, Iβm watching the liquidation zones. Being right about the phone doesn't matter if you're wrong about the market's reaction.
Trading isn't knowing the specs, it's knowing how to hedge the geopolitical risk that others are ignoring. Every time I see an Apple ad or a leak about the Spring Event, itβs a trigger to check my entry.
We are less than a week out. History says the move happens before the keynote. If you wait until the 11th, youβre likely the exit liquidity.
Iβll be honest that -30% drawdown from Feb-April 2025 still stings. With the Iran conflict keeping everyone in a risk off mood, itβs easy to be scared.
But look at the support levels: the bulls are holding. There is a massive emotional tug-of-war between the fear of a 2025 repeat and the FOMO of missing the next ATH.
Iβm not just buying and holding $APPL in this volatility through @bitget Stock Futures to stay flexible. Longing the support, but keeping a tight stop loss in case the War Risk discount hits harder.
Trading it lets me play both sides of the fence without the restrictions of a traditional brokerage. Are you playing it safe or going full risk on? Let's talk in the comments. π
#StockToWatch #iPhone17e
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Feb 22
Morning CT The blueprint is clear:
stay consistent, keep shipping, and trust the long game
If you're looking for the next evolution,@billions_ntwk is where itβs atβbringing real human connection and true digital ownership to the forefront
Let's build a future we actually own π
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I've made a post with @billions_ntwk totaling 126.
and will continue to fully support
What about yours?
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Better decisions start with better tools. @agentclawbot has everything.
Feb 26
the core use case for openclaw is making better decisions more often
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Feb 24
In the AI era, research is key, not just following trends.
This video reminds us that building trust in the digital ecosystem is far more important than momentary hype.
Sustainable growth starts with a well thought out strategy and a strong community.
This video discusses how AI developments are impacting the world of digital assets, and the importance of a more intelligent approach to understanding market trends, rather than simply following the hype.
The bottom line is that in a fast changing world, good investment decisions come from research and data, not emotional reactions or simply following trends.
It's not enough to just have the technology, what matters most is how an ecosystem builds trust within its community.
AI is not an instant answer, but a tool to analyze patterns, predict trends, and support better decision making.
@billions_ntwk is said to focus on strong architecture, not just short term profits, but a healthy foundation for growing with the community.
Happy Tuesday, I hope you are more productive.
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Watch the full interview:
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OlivetreesReal retweeted
Feb 1
In a world of AI agents and onchain interactions, trust canβt be optional.
@billions_ntwk introduces the Identity Trinity:
KYC β Know Your Customer
KYB β Know Your Business
KYA β Know Your Agent
This is how trust evolves in Web3 for humans and AI agents.
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