BREAKING: President Trump has ordered a fresh attack on Iran aimed at getting Iran to surrender, per WSJ. Details include: 1. The attack could begin as soon as this weekend and would last a few days 2. President Trump has reportedly been saying the Iranians are “crazy” for weeks behind closed doors 3. CBS News reports attacks on Iranian energy assets could begin as soon as this weekend The Iran War is now entering its 6th month.

Tesla’s logo is red, TSLA stock is red. Know what else is red? A fresh jug of Fairlife ultra-filtered whole milk. Wanna hear something crazy? Just one serving of Fairlife whole milk contains 9 essential nutrients. Not seven, not eight…. Nine of the suckers. All in one crisp, cold, delicious glass. And obviously, this all comes with 50% less sugar and 50% more protein — not to be confused with your 50% YTD loss from holding TSLA stock. There’s a new red in town, baby. and it’s fucking delicious.

🚨 THIS IS NOT NORMAL SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are preparing to go public. All at once. To absorb these giants, the market will need to find $200 BILLION in fresh liquidity. This is a brutal stress test for global investors. To buy into these IPOs, big funds need a lot of cash. They will ruthlessly cut overextended tech. First in line: NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Google. But these companies hold up the entire S&P 500. If they start to fall, the index will follow. We saw this before during the COVID bubble. Dozens of tech companies (Rivian, Coinbase, Robinhood) hit the market at crazy high prices. When the Fed hiked rates and liquidity dried up, these stocks crashed 80%. The AI and tech sectors are already running on fumes. Add a $200B drain, and you get a systemic flush. Get positioned before this massive rotation begins. As a reminder, I’ve called every major market turn for the last 10 years, including the $111K BTC peak in October. Turn on notifications. I will guide you through this liquidity squeeze, and when the real bottom finally forms, I’ll call it here publicly.

AI search explained ranking on chatgpt vs claude vs gemini Claude = Brave Search Gemini / AI Overviews = Google ChatGPT = a hot mess of bing + its own index + google + other feeds Brave is on Anthropic's subprocessor list, and there's a BraveSearchParams field inside Claude. Studies found about 79–87% of the URLs Claude cites come from Brave's top 10 organic results, and Claude barely re-ranks them. If you rank on Brave, you get cited with that said Claude only searches on about 37% of prompts. ChatGPT searches on about 90%. Claude looks things up when a query needs fresh info, rankings, a location or a comparison. Otherwise it answers from training data gemini page one on google, your in gemini. pretty simple chatgpt, high on the pretty crazy scale It started on Bing, and some of that is still there. But OpenAI now has its own index, built by OAI-SearchBot, plus third-party scrapers and partners like Yelp and TripAdvisor. How closely it matches any one search engine's top results is low and keeps changing. When you ask Claude and ChatGPT the same prompt, only 8–20% of their citations overlap So being dominant in one engine doesn't mean you show up in the others. What to do about it: Track Brave rankings separately. If you want Claude citations, this is your most direct lever. Submit your URLs to Brave directly so they get picked up faster. For ChatGPT Don't skip Bing. It's cheap insurance for ChatGPT: set up Bing Webmaster Tools, turn on IndexNow and allow OAI-SearchBot in robots.txt. also go past rankings. Get brand mentions, write structured and authoritative pages, and get lots of other sources saying the same things about you. Write for the prompts that trigger search. Claude mostly searches on comparisons, "best X," recent news and local queries. Build pages for those. Remember when people optimized for Google and Bing separately? That's basically back

to make $1,000,000 trading and buy a house, these are the rules i will stick by: _____ we started with $1,000, did a few good trades consecutively and found ourselves in the $300k - $500k range missed a bit on execution and revenge traded our way down to $0 PNL that is the reality right now, and it's okay i am grateful for all the lessons, all the reminders, and all the friends on the internet who are cooking together i am fresh, fully locked in, and have dusted off the rust ______ 1. in a crazy market full of noise, filter out and only listen to signal 2. it's still early so take big swings, but that doesn't mean big relative size 3. with something like fomo, it is hard differentiate a long term hold wallet, and a more degen one, be really disciplined with capital and understand what is locked, and what is not 4. after a big win or big loss, do not suddenly increase your size 5. have a plan to constantly realize profit. take initials when the trade gives you the opportunity, and if you're convicted, earn the right to hold a moonbag. 6. observe the leaderboard, but do not compare yourself all the time. stack wins, and the results will speak for themself. 7. if you're going to go degen, make sure it's really low market cap, sizing into something mid, is a mid approach 8. if you find yourself in a great position in what you think is a long term winner, stop micromanaging it. set alerts, know your invalidation, and give the thesis enough time to play out. 9. have fun, constantly journal 10. always give yourself grace. always stay grateful. and always take care of yourself mentally and physically. 11. before entering any trade, know what makes you wrong. conviction is not a reason to move the goalposts after the trade goes against you. 12. have a maximum amount you're willing to lose in a day. once you hit it, trading is over. there will always be another trade tomorrow. 13. never trade to make money back. the market has no idea what your previous trade did. every new position has to deserve your capital on its own. 14. as the portfolio grows, graduate capital out of the casino. the goal isn't to see $1,000,000 on a leaderboard. the goal is to turn trading profits into a house. 15. don't let one trade become the challenge. no matter how convicted you are, one token shouldn't have the ability to erase the entire run. 16. decide your exits before the emotions arrive. know where you're taking initial, where you're taking profit, what you're leaving as a moonbag, and what would make you exit completely. 17. cash is a position. you don't need to be in something just because everyone else is cooking. 18. protect your mental clarity like it's part of the bankroll. if you're tired, tilted, obsessed with the chart, or trading differently than normal, size down or stop. i am grateful to even be able to do this challenge. the emotional swings are tough, but if we can grow from the wounds, we'll only get stronger. follow all along the journey here: the goal isn't to turn $1,000 into $1,000,000 once. the goal is to become the trader capable of keeping it when i get there.

I don't think there's a protocol in Crypto with as high a Risk/Reward ratio as @pendle_fi. But of course, with that ratio comes crazy inefficiencies that open up ways to make money if you're willing to build out your edge. Say for example todays srUSDat market which launched on @monad. srUSDat YT's are currently paying out 86% APY, which doesn't sound too crazy until you remember that $100 of srUSDat buys you $1412 worth of yield exposure, meaning you're getting access to the yield that $1412 earns for the upfront cost of $100. To do the math for you, That's about 3.32% return every day at current rates. So as a user these numbers have convinced you you want to try get in, wow so fun. Here are the steps you'd have to take to get into this market. 1. Learn about USDat, a treasury bill backed stable on ETH. There's exposure to STRC (@saylor's fun derivative off the back of @MicroStrategy) in the staked version of USDat, so you spend some time thinking about your comfort there. 2. Cool, now you've decided you're okay with USDat you decided to mint some. 3. You take that USDat and deposit it into @strata_markets srUSDat vault, oh, wait, should probably take some time to learn about Strata, what they're doing and how the Senior/Junior split affects this vault. 3.5 You realise that Strata is depositing the USDat you deposit into sUSDat, so back we go again to learning more about that to see if we're onboard. 4. Okay cool, you're down so we've deposited into the Strata vault and got our srUSDat and we're ready to buy YT's right? 5. Nope, one final step, we're using @StargateFinance to bridge the srUSDat from Eth over to the purple chain. 6. Now its time to buy YT's. Limit Orders are your best friend if you don't want to get massively slipped, but you can also just punt your srUSDat right in and enjoy the ride. Or, I guess you could just be like me and degen right into every fresh market you see get incentivised on Pendle. You might read this as me having a go at the UX of the experience, and I'm genuinely not. We've optimised so much of the UX of crypto that the main places where we can find edge are in the inefficiencies. Long live DeFi that feels like it has its roots in 2021. Long live the grey area edge cases that let users find genuine edge if they're chronically online. Pendle has one of the highest R/R splits of any protocol in DeFi, so I guess it all comes back to if you feel up to managing that Anon?

A huge military transport plane is flying with a fighter jet escort. The fighter pilot starts getting bored, so he begins pulling off crazy aerobatic maneuvers—loops, rolls, inverted flight. He gets on the radio and boasts to the transport pilot: "See that? You could never pull that off in your flying tank!" The transport pilot replies: "Oh yeah? I bet I can do something right now that you couldn't possibly duplicate." The fighter pilot scoffs and watches closely. Fifteen minutes pass. The transport plane just keeps flying straight and level, completely unchanged. Finally, the transport pilot comes back on the radio: "So, how was that? Impressed?" "Impressed by what?!" the fighter pilot asks, confused. "You didn't do anything!" "Well, I just took a leak, stretched my legs, and grabbed a fresh cup of coffee."

I’ve got Starlink beaming high-speed internet from space straight to my Cyberbeast. Five devices are connected. My kids are learning with Grok. My significant other is planning our next trip. Tesla FSD is taking my family and me safely and peacefully to beautiful Santa Barbara, as I’m sitting back drinking my fresh coffee. And while all of that is happening, I’m uploading this post through Starlink so I can share this feeling with the world on 𝕏. Sometimes I have to stop and think about how crazy this is. I guess this is what living in the Muskonomy feels like… you feel like you’re living in 2069.

Grok Bot for Engineering is totally insane SpaceXAI engineer @lingxi just showed how he runs an entire fleet of engineer bots that manage cloud coding agents, review their work, catch problems and keep projects moving even while he is asleep or in meetings And the productivity numbers across the Grok Bot team are wild: • Lauren Tan shipped 2,000+ PRs in the past month • Balta + Shaoru built the foundation of Grok Bot in just 4 weeks using Grok Bot itself • Lingxi built Grok Bot iOS v0 in 3 weeks using only Grok Bot • Major work that used to take weeks is now shipping basically every day But Lingxi’s own setup is where it gets crazy He runs five specialized engineer bots covering: • iOS / shared mobile • Desktop • Android • Infrastructure • Grok Bot harness Each Bot can launch cloud coding agents, monitor their work, inspect transcripts and screenshots, catch failures and send agents back to keep working until the result actually meets the requested goal They also manage a shared Notion database of PRs Every 30 minutes they check for: • Failing CI • Security findings • Merge conflicts If something is wrong, the agent gets sent back to fix it If everything looks good, another code review is automatically triggered Before Grok Bot, Lingxi could manually manage around 15 cloud agents at once Now his fleet manages more than 200 simultaneously And then there is Jenny.....his head of operations Bot Every morning at 5 AM Jenny holds 1:1s with the engineer bots, finds blockers, runs postmortems when something goes wrong, updates their shared playbook and helps onboard new bots The fleet even works overnight running code-quality, security, CI/CD, internationalization and cross-platform audits So Lingxi can literally go to sleep.....and wake up to a fresh set of PRs ready for review This is a completely different way of building software One engineer setting the direction while an entire organization of AI agents manages the execution underneath Here's the SpaceXAI's official blog post: