NAN 003: A Smoother EVM for Sai, Passkey Signing, and Zero Gas with v2.11.0

Three trades on @SaiDotFun AND ALL three closed by stop loss. Don't judge me. Let's see what each one taught me ✎ ❀ Trade 1: I placed it with no strategy, no framework, nothing. Just picked a direction and pressed the button. Lost $0.99. The stop-loss saved me from a bigger loss but the real lesson was that I needed a system before I put money on the line. ❀ Trade 2: I had a framework this time. Five checkpoints I run through before every trade. The direction was right, Bitcoin kept going up after I got kicked out and the problem was my stop loss was only 1.2% below my entry. Bitcoin naturally moves more than that in a single day so I wasn't wrong about the market but my stop was inside the "noise". ❀ Trade 3: I widened the stop to 2.4%, thinking that was the fix and same thing happened then that's when I realized the stop loss was never the real issue. It was my entry point. I kept entering in the middle of the price range and placing my stop near the support level below. The gap between the two was too small for the market's normal daily movement. The actual lesson: don't set a wider stop. Enter closer to support. What does it mean? It means if Bitcoin is bouncing between 75K and 80K don't buy at 77K and set your stop at 75K. Wait for it to pull back to 75K and enter there then set your stop at 74K. Now the entire range above you is potential profit and your stop is below a real structural level not sitting inside the regular swinging moving things. The framework I built still works, the five checkpoints still kinda cool but how I see checkpoint four, the risk setup, is fundamentally different now which means the entry point matters as much as the exit. !!☞ Next : Enter near the floor not in the middle of the room.

This is the greatest video I’ve ever seen. No notes. The lifeless clanker carcass just laying there. No crowd reaction, anything. Just Billie Jean. Until its lifeless shell is shamefully dragged off. Purely amazing.

The latest 𝕏 algorithm has been published to GitHub github.com/xai-org/x-algorit…

Bào perpdex tiếp nào anh em, lần này là @SaiDotFun! Tên của sự án là Sai nhưng chỉ Sai khi anh em tạch the Cookout thôi Total reward: $4000 Thời gian: 6 ngày nữa end Hiện tại trên bảng xếp hạng mới có 8 người, và chỉ mới 2 ngừoi đủ điền kiện 👇

Trade 100x leverage on the biggest markets in crypto. On Sai. ▫️BTC - @Bitcoin ▫️ETH - @ethereum ▫️HYPE - @HyperliquidX ▫️SOL - @solana ▫️XRP - @Ripple ▫️TRUMP - @GetTrumpMemes ▫️BNB - @BNBCHAIN ▫️LTC - @litecoin ▫️NEAR - @NEARProtocol

> Google publishes ARC-AGI-3 benchmark on March 25 > no hype, no product launch, just a grid and a timer > 48 hours later: > GPT-5: 0.26%, Claude: 0.25%, Grok: 0% > a 4-layer CNN built in weeks: 12.58% > Jensen Huang 2 days before: "I think we've achieved AGI" > random unemployed people from SF streets: 100% > one dev replicates the winning approach over a weekend > analysts say the benchmark is unfair > $700K prize still untouched > DRAM stocks drop, AI bubble discourse returns the number is 0.26%. Remember it next time someone says AGI is already here.

This is the top. Only downhill from here

New perpetuals trading platform Sai Perps is designed for "a clean, CEX-like experience," with a $25,000 prize pool up for grabs in onchain trading competition Let's Go Saicho: decrypt.co/358413/sais-new-p… (Brought to you by @SaiDotFun)

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I'm afraid tokenmaxxing loopgooners will get totally framemogged by high T promptchads and visionstaceys that practice disciplined ideamewing

Tailwind lays of 75% of their team. the reason is so ironic: > their css framework became extremely popular w AI coding agents, 75m downloads/mo > that meant nobody would visit their docs where they promoted paid offerings > resulting in 40% drop in traffic & 80% revenue loss

self-note (and to whom it may also concern) > do NOT get yapper's regret > it might be a little cringe to overshare but what's worse is never being truly yourself > always say what you mean and mean what you say > the right people will love to hear what you want to share > it's a good way to weed out the people who won't appreciate it anyway > being mysterious is overrated