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Apr 17
i use excliadraw :
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> bathroom thoughts:
if netflix ever did a token,
i & 99 others would be so richhh.
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Jun 14
never lose that original feelingg
for me, it was always 4 Sâs:
> simple. succinct. story. small words.
that what drove my first write - (plus the moolah)
i just wanted to write for that version of me (robin) who read âsmartâ stuffs but mostly felt dumb while/after reading them
so i asked myself:
"how do i make this fun, clear, & easy to enjoyable understand?" - differently
cuzâŠ
if i could explain it to my way to myself, then i could explain it to anyone who starts reading/genuinely wants to understand
that was my original feelingg.
oh wellâŠ
seems somewhere along the journey, i think i lost one of my Sâs.
andre said something similar in the video:
whatever your art is - music, writing, anything, don't lose the reason you started - that original feelinggg
not because of the praises
not because of the criticism
not because of the numbers
that original feeling?
keep that original feelingg, fren
cuz⊠sometimes way forward is the way back home - your first spark!
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robin | retweeted
Jun 12
like brian,
your the âi build cool stuffs with aiâ type
welcome home!
Jun 12
your resume is a lie. everybody knows it.
brian is 16.
he has claude pro and a problem he didnât ask for
heâs been shippingg - an ai assistant like siri, a summarizer that makes long articles actually readable, a crypto defi solutions, a handful of other things that just work.
I asked how he builds that fast. he said he asks chatgpt for a prompt, drops it into claude, and somehow kept building fast & consistently. he burns more midnight oil than a cambridge exam student.
he even built a portfolio page. nobody came.
âwaste of claude credits,â he said.
the thing is -
brianâs portfolio doesnât show the late nights, how often he ships. it doesnât show his obsession.
it just sits there & brian stays invisible with it.
thatâs the vibe coder problem. not skill. not output. itâs discoverability.
so we built vibetalent - a marketplace that turns your shipping history into reputation. no cover letters. no burning credits on a portfolio nobody visits. just proof of workk
if youâre the brian at the back of the room
building cool stuff, feeling unseen - vibetalent was built for you.
sign up at vibetalent.work
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robin | retweeted
Jun 10
2 stuffs ive seen occur today in the ai world
> claude finally launched her new ai brain (fable 5) - a safety tuned version of their mythos 5 (the most powerful yet) for we the regular people.
alsoâŠ
alex of claude confirmed this model (fable 5) is god compared to their previous model
fable as a god,
if asked god-tier questions in areas like cybersec or biology. you get opus 4.8 answers (the demi god ai brain). - deff no cracking satoshi wallet⊠oops! đ
> chatgpt collabed w messi for a âdesign my hair blueâ partnership amidst the world cup prep & excitement - check leoâs insta⊠i smiled (chatgpt an unbothered queen)
im off to portugal. (iykyk)
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robin | retweeted
Jun 10
one day,
> we will wake up
> take a bath
> brush our teeth
> get dressed
> and go get our dream car [pay w usdt]
blss, do have a wonderful day, todayy!
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Jun 10
one day,
> we will wake up
> take a bath
> brush our teeth
> get dressed
> and go get our dream car [pay w usdt]
blss, do have a wonderful day, todayy!
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robin | retweeted
Jun 9
soâŠ
woke up, stretched & prayed
did some finishing touches to my chapter 1-3 (tedious work)
my supervisor called to come show my stuff in his office - guys, bls pray for me
recently, these are the excalidraw illustrations i made for the xbit campaign
yay or meh?
blss, do have a prosperous day, guys
(listening to âayoâ by simi)
Jun 8
just got back from a morning class
got another one right now - successfully st3bbed. just finished making myself a jollof spaghetti fr!ed fish
i made the below graphics for the recent @XBITDEX prediction leverage whitelist campaign - made w chatgpt excalidraw only
yay or meh?
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robin | retweeted
Jun 8
just got back from a morning class
got another one right now - successfully st3bbed. just finished making myself a jollof spaghetti fr!ed fish
i made the below graphics for the recent @XBITDEX prediction leverage whitelist campaign - made w chatgpt excalidraw only
yay or meh?
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robin | retweeted
Jun 7
i read aisha tweet
imo
> know what you're trying to say before you say it
i agree
i believe in if you truly understand something, you should be able to explain it like you're talking to a 5 year old. you can relate & connect it to everyday life, crypto, sports, movies, food - anythingg (no word salads)
the simpler you relate it, the easier it sticks
over time, you'll learn which methods (analogies, references, examples) make humans go "ahh, i get it nowww.â
if your audience can understand it well enough to explain it to someone else (simply), you've done yurr job. congrats!đ
> "the most creative is the most personal."
ouuu weee!!
this is a quote i'll never forget.
cuz⊠the best creative work usually has a personal story behind it. (thatâs why you love that particular music, it feels so real)
if you can connect a concept - whether it's infra, crypto, or anything else⊠to a story from your own life or something familiar to humans, it'll stick in their minds. (like fufu or gum slapped to a wall)
stories help ideas stickkkk! - like a mustard stain on your fav white shirt
you help people understand, and you make it easier for them to teach others.
> being clear & concise
this is something i'm still working on
i think i had it figured out when i first started out writing threads for moolah. then i moved into writing articles, which gave me a lot more room to talk and expand my thoughts, and i got a little too comfortable w the extra space. - felt too good
that's why i wasn't fully happy w my last thread - it felt too longg after i hit âpostâ.
not everyone on here wants to read a wall of text. (except humans eager to learn) đ€Šđœââïž
i'm trying to get better at saying more w fewer words - succinct
saying more w less is a skill
ppl like tochi & vee do it really well, and it's something i admire & want to improve at too
solid read, aishaa. gracias!
(enjoying mannywellz new album âsmall chopsâ)
Jun 7
you want to be a good storyteller?
i remember when i wanted that too and then i did
the thing is nobody is born a good storyteller.
the ones who get really good at it arenât doing anything magical, theyâre just doing a few things consistently that most people skip.
well, iâll tell you
~ know what youâre trying to say before you say it.
sounds obvious but almost nobody does it.
most people start writing and figure out the point halfway through and it shows. know the goal of your story before the first word.
~ know who youâre talking to.
the same story told to different people needs different entry points.
what makes your crypto-native audience lean in is not what makes your non-crypto friend stop scrolling.
knowing the difference is key.
~ make it personal.
facts can be forgotten, feelings, not so much.
the detail that makes your story yours, the specific moment, the exact emotion, the thing only you would notice, thatâs the part people remember.
once you get personal, you notice youâre not the only one relating to whatever it is you shared, that way a connection has been made within the particular story youâre telling and outside of it too.
~ your hook is either doing the job or it isnât.
if the first line doesnât make someone want the second line, the rest doesnât matter.
most people spend all their energy on the middle and rush the beginning, the beginning is everything.
~ practice and ask for feedback.
not from people who will be nice, from people who will be honest.
the gap between how you think your story lands and how it actually lands only closes with repetition and real feedback.
~ be clear and concise.
if you can say it in five words, donât use ten.
complexity isnât depth, the clearest story usually hits the hardest.
try these out and watch peopleâs perception of your contents change.
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Jun 8
itâs a new week, another monday
remember
life is like spotify - you never know what song sheâll play next
whatever comes on, you enjoy the vibe (find a way) and keep movingg.
bls do have a wonderful weekk/day.
(listening to easy motion tourist by KSA)
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Jun 7
andro!d user seeing that second âneed to doâ point :
how to get a banger in 3 steps
what all you need to do
> pick any post (viral ones work better)
> drop a react with video
> keep the retention high
congrats
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Jun 4
8 days ago,
a sports bettor had the whole timeline in a frenzy
back in 2024, he started chasing a 39/39 games ticket
between 2024 and 2025, he hit 34/39 twice - i saw
i know, its crazy right?
but... along the way came the jokes, the mockery, the shades, and the humiliation - not just towards him, but also towards his entire community
then in 2026, he left the world in awe
he turned just âŠ90 ($0.10) into âŠ200 million ($150k) on 226,147 odds
the entire internet lost its freakin mind
like oluwa - drake said,
"i need 40,000 people to see what i'm on."
over 20 million people saw what bettor bro was on
the mind blowing part?...
he wasn't the only one on the winning ticket
tens of thousands of people had copied the game earlier & got to cash out alongside him
their little one became thousands & millions
after years of trying,
the moving man finally met his luck
but here's the thing...
for many sports bettors, the real limitation isn't their ability to predict outcomes
it's their bankroll
it's how much they can control
it's how many predictions their capital can actually support
𧔠thread
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Jun 4
"what's the catch?"
two words: borrowing interest.
apart from getting liquidated if your prediction goes wrong - just like getting liquidated on a bad futures trade - sorrows sorrows prayers
xbit also makes money thru borrowing interest
think of xbit like a lender
you know how bank apps & loan apps work?
the longer you keep the loan, the more interest you pay
yhhh... it's same idea here
if you use leverage,
xbit lends you extra capital to control more position size
the longer you keep that leveraged position open, the more borrowing interest you pay on the money xbit lent you.
so instead of charging a crypto-style "funding rate", xbit simply says:
"we're lending you money. pay interest on the borrowed amount."
âȘ a few things to note:
> xbit constantly manages risk.
if markets become too risky, it can reduce leverage, limit position sizes, monitor liquidity, and use reserve funds to help protect the system.
> a safety mechanism called the 99% auto-close feature.
when a prediction reaches about 99% certainty, xbit can automatically close leveraged positions and lock in profits.
âȘ why?
cuz the jump from 99% to 100% usually offers very little extra reward, while a last-second event - a red card, penalty, injury, var decision, or match suspension... could completely change the outcome.
it's like being 99% of the way to the top of a mountain. the reward for the final step is tiny, and falling off the mountain would be disastrous.
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Jun 4
"how to get involved in the future of prediction and the 1M USD?"
8 days to the world's largest world cup in history... đđ„
48 teams, 104 matches, 39 days
xbit is giving users a chance to be among the very first people to experience what prediction markets could look like next: leveraged prediction markets
first match?
mexico vs south africa
and...
while everyone else might just watching matches and fifa releasing their world cup music album jams - groovy
xbit is preparing something else entirely -
where xbit whitelisted users will be able to, be the first to :
- use leverage on predictions : increase or reduce positions, manage risk actively
- unlock rewards and platform future perks
NB: users who complete 5,000 USD in valid prediction market trading volume will unlock access to the prediction leverage whitelist & those who get unique codes from xbit event partners - don't snooze
and...
xbit is also running world cup prediction contests using prediction tickets - a 1M USD world cup campaign
think of prediction tickets like raffle tickets for match predictions.
> for example:
xbit creates a 5,000 usdc prize pool for a match
you use your tickets to predict:
- mexico win
- draw
- south africa win
let's say you put 100 tickets on a draw
if the match ends in a draw,
you share the prize pool with everyone else who picked draw
â„ the fewer winning tickets there are, the bigger your share of the rewards
you earn prediction tickets by completing trading tasks -
generally, the more trading volume you do, the more tickets you can earn i.e $500 trading volume â 10 tickets (more details on the prediction leverage whitelist open site)
already,
more than 9,000 people have joined the candidate list
world cup matches last 90 minutes. the tournament lasts 39 days. the predictions never stop
â© you interested in winning?
â„ register here :
- visit app.xbit.com/whitelist - (also contains more details about the prediction tickets)
- click on register now
- click on login
- pick your login method : any of the wallet provider or email/gmail
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â„ 2nd step:
- "join the whitelist candidiate list"
- after completing login
- enter your email address
- click submit
- voila... your in
if selected... you'll get a mail
go register and start grabbing those prediction tickets - 10th of june, the World Cup $1,000,000 campaign officially begins and the prediction leverage opens to all.
btw...
xbit is a decentralized trading platform where users can trade us stocks, perpetual futures, meme coins, and other assets from one place.
so....
if you've got conviction, good instincts, & a little bit of luck...
xbit might be worth a look.
be there!
#XBIT
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