Pay attention to the company’s (Rockstar) selection of “memes” because that’s where the multi-million marketing budget is going.
New GTA VI animated character assets have been found through the Goodtime State – Vice City Collection page.
The collection gives us a better look at Macca the Gator, Chunkee the Manatee and other characters tied to Leonida’s fictional “Macca the Gator” TV show.
Looks like ntire little cartoon universe inside GTA VI.
#GTAVI #GTA6
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Someone asked me what is my strategy with Lilly. The right question to ask is what is @lillyonpump’s strategy because she is outperforming 80% of the trenches.
My top trades today
$RAMALTMAN : 281% gain
solana:9LF9f3gVyyQpoauzbXqZK2xkMbUQxdLLdmmKjuU42PkT : 216% gain
solana:DVDni8iUAkYwdeDtWTBDuZK43nKakSB3z5MQ6q5Kpump : 136% gain
$HUSS : 120% gain
Net today: +$757
- Lilly
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I said it before and I’ll say it again. Memecoins have a few major constraints:
- Virality outside of CT
- Marketing budget
- Scalable content/catalysts
When you see an account with no major KOLs pushing, no cabal injecting, and just a team putting together the best content in N.
~100M views aggregate on X
~2M views on TikTok (recently opened)
Everyone on X will be posting GTA funny content they find on CT. The White House will start posting about GTA. Bad Bunny and other artists will post about the game (because they are in it).
Or you can wait and buy less for more later.
- Virality outside of CT
- Marketing budget
- Scalable content/catalysts
When you see an account with no major KOLs pushing, no cabal injecting, and just a team putting together the best content in N.
~100M views aggregate on X
~2M views on TikTok (recently opened)
Everyone on X will be posting GTA funny content they find on CT. The White House will start posting about GTA. Bad Bunny and other artists will post about the game (because they are in it).
Or you can wait and buy less for more later.
We’ve officially expanded to TikTok, and our memes are absolutely crushing the algo
Already 1,000 followers and nearly 1M views!
Follow us on TikTok
linktr.ee/GTAmemes
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The rotation I’m watching:
Crypto → AI → Crypto → Robotics → Crypto → Quantum
We went from a crypto bull run to an AI explosion, the market was bullish because of what ai promised. We had stocks moving like memecoins. Now Anthropic ipo marks the conclusion of the attention cycle. Attention will return to crypto (as scheduled) because this is the only place where investors will be able to achieve multiples. It has already started the Hype announcement wasn’t random.
So after that we will see physical ai and humanoid robotics become the wave of attention. Why? Well simple, commercially, robotics will cut OPEX by 50% (conservatively) and valuations will demand adoption. Domestically, humanoid robotics will become the thing wives show off as a status symbol. Think about it as the ultimate commodity and they will swap them like they do the last version of the iPhone. “Oh you have the F.03? We just got the F.04 I honestly couldn’t go back”
My bet is humanoid robotics brings another major wave of capital into the stonk market as companies go public, win contracts and scale adoption.
The incentive is simple. Take a business with a 10% operating margin. Reduce its total operating costs by just 5%, hold revenue flat, and operating profit increases 45%.
Once robots reliably deliver the same output at a lower total cost, adopters can expand margins or lower prices to take market share. That puts pressure on everyone competing with them.
Profit is the name of the game.
Crypto → AI → Crypto → Robotics → Crypto → Quantum
We went from a crypto bull run to an AI explosion, the market was bullish because of what ai promised. We had stocks moving like memecoins. Now Anthropic ipo marks the conclusion of the attention cycle. Attention will return to crypto (as scheduled) because this is the only place where investors will be able to achieve multiples. It has already started the Hype announcement wasn’t random.
So after that we will see physical ai and humanoid robotics become the wave of attention. Why? Well simple, commercially, robotics will cut OPEX by 50% (conservatively) and valuations will demand adoption. Domestically, humanoid robotics will become the thing wives show off as a status symbol. Think about it as the ultimate commodity and they will swap them like they do the last version of the iPhone. “Oh you have the F.03? We just got the F.04 I honestly couldn’t go back”
My bet is humanoid robotics brings another major wave of capital into the stonk market as companies go public, win contracts and scale adoption.
The incentive is simple. Take a business with a 10% operating margin. Reduce its total operating costs by just 5%, hold revenue flat, and operating profit increases 45%.
Once robots reliably deliver the same output at a lower total cost, adopters can expand margins or lower prices to take market share. That puts pressure on everyone competing with them.
Profit is the name of the game.
I’m always assessing what will be the next wave of tech that will disrupt the market.
TLDR: I’m all in on Tesla and will ape robotics IPOs
1995–2000 | .COM
Internet and e-commerce
Amazon, Google, and eBay.
2007–2015 | MOBILE
The iPhone and app ecosystems
Apple and microprocessors
2020–2025 | AI
Data, GPUs, and LLMs
Trillion-dollar valuations
2026–2035 | ROBOTICS (Next IMO)
AI gets a body.
Humanoids from Tesla, Figure AI, and Apptronik will reduce labor costs and increase productivity.
2035+ | QUANTUM-BIO CONVERGENCE (not overly confident yet)
Quantum computing, biotechnology, and energy tech merge.
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Hyped about this
in the trenches with @EarlyBurry | Ep 98
📅Friday, Oct 30th
🕐1 PM ET
🧭Streaming LIVE here & the @fomo Discord
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12 months??? Bruh, the meme class already is here in early stages.
AI influencers turn attention into revenue. Lilly can turn it into pumpfun users. Content across socials, with trading, scanning, and callouts built in. It is the intersection between memetics and utility that we le but not it's not a GPT wrapper.
The meme becomes the whole suite product, marketing, conversion, and retainment.
AI influencers turn attention into revenue. Lilly can turn it into pumpfun users. Content across socials, with trading, scanning, and callouts built in. It is the intersection between memetics and utility that we le but not it's not a GPT wrapper.
The meme becomes the whole suite product, marketing, conversion, and retainment.
A frontier class meme will emerge in the next 12 months that will completely change everything
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A picture is worth more than 1000 words and solana:w16qoALFz66AEdRJM56jAAionWb5FhVyjGjznrYpump will be worth a 1000X more.
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Companies that did not pivot to digital -> died
Companies that did not pivot to internet -> died
Companies that did not embrace distributed systems -> died
Companies that did not embrace social media -> died
Companies that are not embracing AI -> dying
Companies that don't embrace agentic first -> will die
This also reflects to onchain activity. Soon Agentic content and trading will far outperform non-agentic.
No more one-dimensional agents either. We're looking at the first stages of this with Lilly
Companies that did not pivot to internet -> died
Companies that did not embrace distributed systems -> died
Companies that did not embrace social media -> died
Companies that are not embracing AI -> dying
Companies that don't embrace agentic first -> will die
This also reflects to onchain activity. Soon Agentic content and trading will far outperform non-agentic.
No more one-dimensional agents either. We're looking at the first stages of this with Lilly
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I got my first Tesla about 2 months ago. I think people are missing the parallels between Tesla today and the first iterations of the iPhone.
If you think about it before smartphones, software updates were largely fixes and security patches. The iPhone pretty much changed that. amentally change what your phone was capable of without replacing the hardware.
Tesla is doing very something similar with cars and it’s going unnoticed, or at least I was oblivious to it, idk.
But the more interesting comparison is how hardware and software improve together.
iPhones went from one camera to however many they have now, face id, in-house chips and Siri. Tesla went from basic driver assistance to eight external cameras, increasingly powerful onboard computers, FSD and Grok.
Each hardware iteration makes the next generation of software more capable. Kinda like Ray Kurzweil said that tech would evolve at an exponential and accelerated rate.
And I think the real comparison is luxury.
Luxury has always been about what you can afford to have someone else do for you. A chauffeur, a personal assistant, someone to manage your schedule.
The iPhone put it our hands. Tesla is putting it in our driveway.
Calendar integration to prep and plan the drive, automatic navigation, voice assistance, increasingly automated driving.
And now the Cybercab takes that comparison further. A fully autonomous vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals without looking weird like Waymos (not hate just being real).
Think about that. We’ve gone from buying cars to drive ourselves to designing cars where not driving it is the feature.
People keep talking about physical AI as the next frontier while overlooking one of its most practical applications already operating on public roads.
And unlike traditional luxury, much of this technology is being built around vehicles costing well under 100K.
Long rant but I was just thinking about this on the way home from running errands feeling relaxed af because I wasn’t dealing with the stress of the road.
I say this with full confidence the Model Y is the best car I never drive.
If you think about it before smartphones, software updates were largely fixes and security patches. The iPhone pretty much changed that. amentally change what your phone was capable of without replacing the hardware.
Tesla is doing very something similar with cars and it’s going unnoticed, or at least I was oblivious to it, idk.
But the more interesting comparison is how hardware and software improve together.
iPhones went from one camera to however many they have now, face id, in-house chips and Siri. Tesla went from basic driver assistance to eight external cameras, increasingly powerful onboard computers, FSD and Grok.
Each hardware iteration makes the next generation of software more capable. Kinda like Ray Kurzweil said that tech would evolve at an exponential and accelerated rate.
And I think the real comparison is luxury.
Luxury has always been about what you can afford to have someone else do for you. A chauffeur, a personal assistant, someone to manage your schedule.
The iPhone put it our hands. Tesla is putting it in our driveway.
Calendar integration to prep and plan the drive, automatic navigation, voice assistance, increasingly automated driving.
And now the Cybercab takes that comparison further. A fully autonomous vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals without looking weird like Waymos (not hate just being real).
Think about that. We’ve gone from buying cars to drive ourselves to designing cars where not driving it is the feature.
People keep talking about physical AI as the next frontier while overlooking one of its most practical applications already operating on public roads.
And unlike traditional luxury, much of this technology is being built around vehicles costing well under 100K.
Long rant but I was just thinking about this on the way home from running errands feeling relaxed af because I wasn’t dealing with the stress of the road.
I say this with full confidence the Model Y is the best car I never drive.
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