Also, Europe:

When to stop campaigns, how to find/create good creatives, when to scale winning ads. It is a well oiled money printer

I built a full startup marketplace: 👋 Sellers: - Chat with buyers - Manage your listings - Verify with government ID 🛍️ Buyers: - Chat with sellers - Discover startups - Verify with government ID If you've listed your startup for sale on TrustMRR, here's how to see all the offers you've received: 1. Go to the /login page 2. Claim your startup(s) 3. View offers in the Chat tab If you're buying startups on TrustMRR, visit the /login page to view and manage all your offers. 🚨 Buyers and sellers with verified government IDs will receive a boost (more visibility for sellers, less chance of hitting the spam filter for buyers). The missing piece is Escrow (or a similar service) to facilitate asset transfer. I’m not familiar with this, so suggestions are welcome!

The Epstein files on the DOJ website allow you to highlight the redacted text, copy it, and paste it into another document, which reveals what was hidden. You can also press Ctrl F and search for “Trump ” (with a space) to see his name appear more than 600 times. #OpDeathEaters

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DAOs were popular when the SEC would harass web3 builders. So they would waive their decisions to a DAO to bypass liability. Like Tornado Cash but for SEC subpoenas ⚖️ Now the SEC is friends with crypto. Time to admit DAOs are neither decentralized nor autonomous.

They already do - they just don't want to acknowledge that yet :)

7 years as an entrepreneur and 1 takeaway: Ship more

Right, my time is worth more than this. Thank you for reminding me to go out and close this app.

Finally a writer that understanda both, Economics and AI.

It all comes down to poor consumer Laws. If they were really enforced, business malpractices would be expensive and SMBs would be motivated to deliver high quality experiences.

Is #Cloudfare down again? They must be building the case for: "You see, guys, it's the AI crawlers. That's why I need to charge for every crawl".

It turns out the Gold rally was Tether :)

I've sold 2 startups for $8M not here to brag - but because every day I see founders here desperate to sell without knowing what it actually takes here's what you need to know before you plan to sell your startup: 1. don't just focus on the $$ the deal terms matter as much as the amount. earnouts can look great on paper, but understand the structure of your exit, and the pressure it might bring, before committing. 2. hire a good lawyer. a "$500k sale" often isn't $500k in the bank. it could be $100k upfront and $400k if the business hits certain goals. know that clearly before bragging about the number. bad terms can kill the joy of selling faster than you think. 3. make your business sellable the biggest factor is your market segment. the trendier your space, the easier it is to sell. right now, that's AI. the other key factor: your business shouldn't depend on you. 4. avoid depending on one platform if you do, know exactly how it could screw you - algorithm shifts, API limits, bans, you name it. factor those risks in and time your acquisition well. 5. timing is everything the best time to sell isn't when you're desperate - it's when you don't need to. when your metrics are going up, not down. buyers pay for momentum, not maintenance. 6. clean up your data early buyers will ask for everything: churn, CAC, LTV, MRR graphs, Stripe history, tax docs. the cleaner and more transparent your data room, the faster (and less painful) the process. 7. sell to someone who gets your product you're not selling your past performance, you're selling the future of your company. only the right buyer will see that and do it justice. 8. start selling before you're ready in most cases, good buyers don't just slide into your DMs. work with brokers early - they'll help you find relevant acquirers while you keep building. 9. know your walk-away number the process can drain you. set a clear minimum that makes it worth it - and walk away if it doesn't meet it. 10. prepare for the post-sale void it's weird. one day it's your baby, the next it's not yours anymore. think about the emotional cost too - not just the big cheque. an exit looks great on paper and on X, but make sure it aligns with your long-term goals. don't sell out of impatience. as for me - I'll never sell again. (call me out if I do) I'd rather build a profitable, long-term business with steady growth that I fully control, instead of a one-time big cheque. that's what I am doing with my portfolio of products. trying to grow 5 products to $100k MRR, currently at 2/5 join my newsletter to know more about it: tmaker .io

what are you talking about bud, the government has admitted to making math "disappear" on many occasions, that doesn't mean they are going to take down every youtube video talking about it. here is a recent example x.com/tsarnick/status/181339… I don't mind if you have an educated opinion on the matter (intentional stagnation of physics or math) but you probably have not educated yourself on the subject, there is some dark lore, even up to recent years. (see Dr. Ning Li) mccallisaiah.medium.com/the-… here is a video for you to watch youtube.com/watch?v=eS_rEzKd… not to mention the various laws that were passed directly as a result of the manhattan project, when they realized physics can actually lead to apocalypse.

Seedream is really impressive. But the robotic body movements coupled with the well-known hands issue, are still a problem. These make it a hard sell in B2B.

Cramer is NO Buffet

I love how fast the traps of Centralized Stablecoins are showing up. Many warned about this on deaf ears. Next: BTC being closely tied to USD.

Today I got yelled at by the attendant in a @vueling flight for getting up to use the restroom. The seatbelt sign was off, but “they meant to have it on”. I filmed the interaction. The cabin chief threatened to call the police if I didn't delete the evidence in front of them. Probably a bluff, but didn't want to risk the headache. Petty tyrants, the French holiday camp story isn't surprising.

6/ Let’s break it down: 1️⃣ You complete the compliance process (age, location, sanctions screening, etc.) entirely on-device 2️⃣ Ligetron creates a ZK proof that confirms you meet the rules 3️⃣ You share that proof — not your actual documents — with any new service 4️⃣ The provider verifies the proof and onboards you instantly No data stored. No third-party access. No central database to breach.