Mojunel.eth retweeted
$11,000 or I kill the subscription. The bot blew past it
last post showed it clearing $11,040
you figured that was the peak?
it just hit $15,743.36
from a $19.63 starting deposit
sit with that for a second
i've been running an ai trading terminal built with Grok Bot, and onstop, scanning tokens, spotting setups and pulling the trigger on trades
since that last check the balance on the terminal climbed another $4,702.78
here's the current snapshot
starting balance: $19.63
current balance: $15,743.36
total p&l displayed: +$15,723.73
win rate: 70.4%
resolved events: 2,533
and this isn't just a static number
the terminal tracks balance history, live activity, token scans, every execution and the back-and-forth between agents
six agents running inside a single environment
one watches the market, another catches setups, trades fire, and every event hits the log
wins, losses, liquidity scans, slippage, fresh pairs
all of it runs through the same terminal
the crazy part is how the whole thing got started
i didn't wire up a trading system from scratch by hand
i used Grok Bot to build the agents, the execution pipeline and the interface on top
now i'm pushing the experiment harder and logging every result as it lands
from $19.63 to $11k, then straight past $15.7k on the screen
the only question left is where the ceiling sits
last post showed it clearing $11,040
you figured that was the peak?
it just hit $15,743.36
from a $19.63 starting deposit
sit with that for a second
i've been running an ai trading terminal built with Grok Bot, and onstop, scanning tokens, spotting setups and pulling the trigger on trades
since that last check the balance on the terminal climbed another $4,702.78
here's the current snapshot
starting balance: $19.63
current balance: $15,743.36
total p&l displayed: +$15,723.73
win rate: 70.4%
resolved events: 2,533
and this isn't just a static number
the terminal tracks balance history, live activity, token scans, every execution and the back-and-forth between agents
six agents running inside a single environment
one watches the market, another catches setups, trades fire, and every event hits the log
wins, losses, liquidity scans, slippage, fresh pairs
all of it runs through the same terminal
the crazy part is how the whole thing got started
i didn't wire up a trading system from scratch by hand
i used Grok Bot to build the agents, the execution pipeline and the interface on top
now i'm pushing the experiment harder and logging every result as it lands
from $19.63 to $11k, then straight past $15.7k on the screen
the only question left is where the ceiling sits
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A 21-year-old guy from San Francisco walked into an Apple Store, connected his Claude account to his phone right on the spot, and made $1,956 in just 15 minutes trading via Fable 5.2 without writing a single line of code
He opens Fable 5.2 right there in the store, types a quick d trading strategy, and connects it to the live charts
Fable 5.2 builds the full setup in 3 minutes: real-time analytics, automated pattern recognition, and precise market entry signals
He launches the tool directly on his mobile device, tracks the live market spikes, and watches the profits grow trade by trade
While standing right in the store, he executes a series of successful trades using the AI-generated system, stacking up to $1,956 in profit in just 15 minutes
He closes the app, walks up to the store employee, and buys the brand-new phone he just earned money for right on the spot
He opens Fable 5.2 right there in the store, types a quick d trading strategy, and connects it to the live charts
Fable 5.2 builds the full setup in 3 minutes: real-time analytics, automated pattern recognition, and precise market entry signals
He launches the tool directly on his mobile device, tracks the live market spikes, and watches the profits grow trade by trade
While standing right in the store, he executes a series of successful trades using the AI-generated system, stacking up to $1,956 in profit in just 15 minutes
He closes the app, walks up to the store employee, and buys the brand-new phone he just earned money for right on the spot
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
NOT ON THE APP STORE. GROK BOT MADE THIS, I FELL ASLEEP, IT TURNED $347.86 INTO $3,048.56
from 11:47pm to 6:36am. 8.76x, 13 trades, i touched none of them
i told Grok Bot to make me a terminal to run off my phone. it put this one together, i dropped it in my Trading folder, sleep
4 agents inside
Scanner tosses anything short on liquidity
Analyst scores whatever gets through
Executor buys
Risk attaches a -6% stop to each buy
2:35am i opened my eyes and checked the app. same balance, positions firing open and shut on their own. went back to sleep
out of 13 sells, 10 hit green and 3 went red. those 3 lost $18.33 combined
top trade was a coin named scamsem, that name. +$566.46 in 46 minutes
and Diamond Hands, held true to its name, 1:27am to 5:00am, closed at 5.65x and 6.84x
8.76x is solid, but what i actually like is that this app belongs to me. nobody touches the rules except me
would you hand your money to an app that doesn't live on the App Store, or is that insane?
from 11:47pm to 6:36am. 8.76x, 13 trades, i touched none of them
i told Grok Bot to make me a terminal to run off my phone. it put this one together, i dropped it in my Trading folder, sleep
4 agents inside
Scanner tosses anything short on liquidity
Analyst scores whatever gets through
Executor buys
Risk attaches a -6% stop to each buy
2:35am i opened my eyes and checked the app. same balance, positions firing open and shut on their own. went back to sleep
out of 13 sells, 10 hit green and 3 went red. those 3 lost $18.33 combined
top trade was a coin named scamsem, that name. +$566.46 in 46 minutes
and Diamond Hands, held true to its name, 1:27am to 5:00am, closed at 5.65x and 6.84x
8.76x is solid, but what i actually like is that this app belongs to me. nobody touches the rules except me
would you hand your money to an app that doesn't live on the App Store, or is that insane?
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THIS GTA AI CLIP MAKES A PHYSICS-DEFYING TRANSITION LOOK LIKE A 30-SECOND PROMPT
what sells it is the continuity, not the AI glitch. you get realistic ambient lighting, accidental slip physics, matching clothing and crew-style framing before anything impossible happens.
3 eractions show up in under 50 seconds, but they all feel like they belong to the same street-level clip instead of random AI shots stitched together.
that opens a much better format than another cinematic clip: build seamless character loops and physics transitions around scenes that would normally need complex motion capture, stunt teams and hours of manual masking.
with @Pixverse, i can push the same concept through text, image, reference and transition modes while keeping the character identity consistent enough to feel like one continuous generation.
1 idea can become 4-6 impossible character loops, one behind-the-scenes workflow breakdown and multiple cuts for x, reels and tiktok. that is a much stronger use of AI video than just generating one pretty shot.
what sells it is the continuity, not the AI glitch. you get realistic ambient lighting, accidental slip physics, matching clothing and crew-style framing before anything impossible happens.
3 eractions show up in under 50 seconds, but they all feel like they belong to the same street-level clip instead of random AI shots stitched together.
that opens a much better format than another cinematic clip: build seamless character loops and physics transitions around scenes that would normally need complex motion capture, stunt teams and hours of manual masking.
with @Pixverse, i can push the same concept through text, image, reference and transition modes while keeping the character identity consistent enough to feel like one continuous generation.
1 idea can become 4-6 impossible character loops, one behind-the-scenes workflow breakdown and multiple cuts for x, reels and tiktok. that is a much stronger use of AI video than just generating one pretty shot.
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COMPLETELY DERANGED.
Most teams still stack six paid tools for one funnel while 10 repos run a whole sales and revenue-ops team.
Zapier Pro charges $733.50 a month at 100,000 tasks. These ten cover the same pipeline with no per-task fee.
trigger. capture. pipeline. reach. → wire triggers to every tool you run
github.com/n8n-io/n8n
02 activepieces → 280+ pieces work as MCP agent tools
github.com/activepieces/a…
03 formbricks → capture leads with in-app surveys
github.com/formbricks/for…
04 twenty → Salesforce rival, open CRM built for AI
github.com/twentyhq/twenty
05 mautic → nurture leads with drip email campaigns
github.com/mautic/mautic
06 listmonk → send newsletters from a single binary
github.com/knadh/listmonk
07 novu → route email, SMS, push and in-app alerts
github.com/novuhq/novu
08 umami → measure traffic and conversions, no cookies
github.com/umami-software…
09 documenso → get contracts signed without DocuSign
github.com/documenso/docu…
10 akaunting → invoice and book every closed deal
github.com/akaunting/akau…
trigger → capture → pipeline → reach → measure → close. Half the list ships AGPL or source-available. Read the license before you resell a thing.
Six subscriptions gone.
Most teams still stack six paid tools for one funnel while 10 repos run a whole sales and revenue-ops team.
Zapier Pro charges $733.50 a month at 100,000 tasks. These ten cover the same pipeline with no per-task fee.
trigger. capture. pipeline. reach. → wire triggers to every tool you run
github.com/n8n-io/n8n
02 activepieces → 280+ pieces work as MCP agent tools
github.com/activepieces/a…
03 formbricks → capture leads with in-app surveys
github.com/formbricks/for…
04 twenty → Salesforce rival, open CRM built for AI
github.com/twentyhq/twenty
05 mautic → nurture leads with drip email campaigns
github.com/mautic/mautic
06 listmonk → send newsletters from a single binary
github.com/knadh/listmonk
07 novu → route email, SMS, push and in-app alerts
github.com/novuhq/novu
08 umami → measure traffic and conversions, no cookies
github.com/umami-software…
09 documenso → get contracts signed without DocuSign
github.com/documenso/docu…
10 akaunting → invoice and book every closed deal
github.com/akaunting/akau…
trigger → capture → pipeline → reach → measure → close. Half the list ships AGPL or source-available. Read the license before you resell a thing.
Six subscriptions gone.
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
One agent scoring its own find is a guaranteed yes.
Five that never see each other's work built this $100 desk.
I wired one prompt on Solana. Five agents, each doing one job. A coin moves left to right and any agent kills it.
1. Finder scans every new pair. Under $20k liquidity 2. Auditor reads contract and holders. Top 10 above 35% or dev above 5%: dead.
3. Judge scores 0 to 100. Under 80: dead.
4. Stager sizes at 4% of the book. Sets the -25% stop before entry.
5. Closer sells half at double, quarter at triple, trails 30% under the high.
Seven rules sit above every score. 6 open positions, 3 entries an hour, -10% day kills the desk until midnight.
The Finder never knows what the Judge scored. The Auditor reads contracts, not scores. Something goes wrong and I get a name, not a story.
Rule 7 saved the desk. The creator pushed tokens toward the exchange and the Closer cleared at -6% in one block. The coin lost 91%.
Five that never see each other's work built this $100 desk.
I wired one prompt on Solana. Five agents, each doing one job. A coin moves left to right and any agent kills it.
1. Finder scans every new pair. Under $20k liquidity 2. Auditor reads contract and holders. Top 10 above 35% or dev above 5%: dead.
3. Judge scores 0 to 100. Under 80: dead.
4. Stager sizes at 4% of the book. Sets the -25% stop before entry.
5. Closer sells half at double, quarter at triple, trails 30% under the high.
Seven rules sit above every score. 6 open positions, 3 entries an hour, -10% day kills the desk until midnight.
The Finder never knows what the Judge scored. The Auditor reads contracts, not scores. Something goes wrong and I get a name, not a story.
Rule 7 saved the desk. The creator pushed tokens toward the exchange and the Closer cleared at -6% in one block. The coin lost 91%.
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
YOUR KEYWORD TOOL IS THE PROBLEM
72 keywords entered the scan. 39 survived.
1. Jev pulls the top 10 Google results per keyword. 720 pages land in the queue.
2. Claude fires 8,640 typed judgments across all 720. 216 per second. 204 ms median per result.
3. Forum thread. Dead. ed. Dead. Weak domain. Dead. Off-intent. Dead.
4. Keywords with fewer than 3 beatable results in the top 10 get cut. No appeal.
5. 33 keywords drop. 39 survive with 3+ soft slots each.
40.0 seconds. $0.0363 total.
54% of the 72 came back with a beatable spot.
44% of all 720 top-10 results sat on tier-3 domains nobody defended.
make.com tutorial ranks first. Jev is early access, waitlist only.
Bookmark this
72 keywords entered the scan. 39 survived.
1. Jev pulls the top 10 Google results per keyword. 720 pages land in the queue.
2. Claude fires 8,640 typed judgments across all 720. 216 per second. 204 ms median per result.
3. Forum thread. Dead. ed. Dead. Weak domain. Dead. Off-intent. Dead.
4. Keywords with fewer than 3 beatable results in the top 10 get cut. No appeal.
5. 33 keywords drop. 39 survive with 3+ soft slots each.
40.0 seconds. $0.0363 total.
54% of the 72 came back with a beatable spot.
44% of all 720 top-10 results sat on tier-3 domains nobody defended.
make.com tutorial ranks first. Jev is early access, waitlist only.
Bookmark this
Jev is the FASTEST AI model ever built for trading
It makes calibrated buy/sell decisions in under 100 ms
That is one real decision on every single block, 24/7
In this article I've shown EXACTLY how to build HFT trading system with Jev (from scratch) x.com/i/article/2100…
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
stared at a kill log past midnight: $100 flat, all red
2.5 hours of coins killed by three rules. Then at 00:31 the first $4 trade landed.
I fired the prompt at 22:00. Five agents, one rule each, every new Solana pair. The log filled before I looked back.
Every line was a kill. . 00:19, coin age 11 hours. 00:24, top 10 holders at 52%.
Red lines stacking through the night.
By midnight the balance sat at $100.00. Not one coin survived. I nearly killed the setup.
At 00:31 one green line broke through. $4 entry, stop at -25% set before the fill, score past 80, three clean holders.
Day one ended at $118. Five trades, three wins, two losses. Every loss carried a report line that said why.
Reports landed twice a day. Kill reasons first, then stops and sizes, then the HONESTY line. Two minutes per read.
After day 8 the report pointed at the trail, not a broken rule. I changed one number: 30% to 25%. One edit in nine days.
One green line landing after 2.5 hours of red
2.5 hours of coins killed by three rules. Then at 00:31 the first $4 trade landed.
I fired the prompt at 22:00. Five agents, one rule each, every new Solana pair. The log filled before I looked back.
Every line was a kill. . 00:19, coin age 11 hours. 00:24, top 10 holders at 52%.
Red lines stacking through the night.
By midnight the balance sat at $100.00. Not one coin survived. I nearly killed the setup.
At 00:31 one green line broke through. $4 entry, stop at -25% set before the fill, score past 80, three clean holders.
Day one ended at $118. Five trades, three wins, two losses. Every loss carried a report line that said why.
Reports landed twice a day. Kill reasons first, then stops and sizes, then the HONESTY line. Two minutes per read.
After day 8 the report pointed at the trail, not a broken rule. I changed one number: 30% to 25%. One edit in nine days.
One green line landing after 2.5 hours of red
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YOUR KEYWORD TOOL IS THE PROBLEM
72 keywords entered the scan. 39 survived.
1. Jev pulls the top 10 Google results per keyword. 720 pages land in the queue.
2. Claude fires 8,640 typed judgments across all 720. 216 per second. 204 ms median per result.
3. Forum thread. Dead. ed. Dead. Weak domain. Dead. Off-intent. Dead.
4. Keywords with fewer than 3 beatable results in the top 10 get cut. No appeal.
5. 33 keywords drop. 39 survive with 3+ soft slots each.
40.0 seconds. $0.0363 total.
54% of the 72 came back with a beatable spot.
44% of all 720 top-10 results sat on tier-3 domains nobody defended.
make.com tutorial ranks first. Jev is early access, waitlist only.
Bookmark this
72 keywords entered the scan. 39 survived.
1. Jev pulls the top 10 Google results per keyword. 720 pages land in the queue.
2. Claude fires 8,640 typed judgments across all 720. 216 per second. 204 ms median per result.
3. Forum thread. Dead. ed. Dead. Weak domain. Dead. Off-intent. Dead.
4. Keywords with fewer than 3 beatable results in the top 10 get cut. No appeal.
5. 33 keywords drop. 39 survive with 3+ soft slots each.
40.0 seconds. $0.0363 total.
54% of the 72 came back with a beatable spot.
44% of all 720 top-10 results sat on tier-3 domains nobody defended.
make.com tutorial ranks first. Jev is early access, waitlist only.
Bookmark this
Jev is the FASTEST AI model ever built for trading
It makes calibrated buy/sell decisions in under 100 ms
That is one real decision on every single block, 24/7
In this article I've shown EXACTLY how to build HFT trading system with Jev (from scratch) x.com/i/article/2100…
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
HE PICKED UP A LEVITATING POOL OF WATER FROM A DIRT ROAD AND OFFERED IT TO A GOAT
900k views. 63k likes. 1250 comments. 12 seconds.
fisheye POV walking down a dusty dirt road, a floating disk of water suspended in the air. he reaches out, plunges his hand through the liquid r, and holds it out. a curious goat walks right up, dips its head into the floating pool, and drinks
why it works:
→ the camera angle mimics a natural first-person walk: low, fisheye lens, shifting perspective, and a dusty boot stepping at the bottom of the frame
→ surreal physics made to look mundane. the way the water ripples, distorts the sun, and splashes feels completely tangible against the dry, barren landscape
→ flat midday lighting with no artificial fill. the harsh sun catching the edges of the floating water disc makes the impossible look like raw phone footage
→ the sequence unfolds naturally: discovering the anomaly, interacting with the liquid, and sharing the moment with the animal. the absurdity arrives effortlessly, never forced
→ one hand, one road, one surreal mechanic. almost nothing to keep consistent
→ picsart.go.link/31F4Z
the takeaway: realism comes from what you leave in. tactile physical interactions and natural camera imperfections do more than any high-end render setting
single-event surreal shots like this are what Seedance 2.5 does best, and you can run it inside
900k views. 63k likes. 1250 comments. 12 seconds.
fisheye POV walking down a dusty dirt road, a floating disk of water suspended in the air. he reaches out, plunges his hand through the liquid r, and holds it out. a curious goat walks right up, dips its head into the floating pool, and drinks
why it works:
→ the camera angle mimics a natural first-person walk: low, fisheye lens, shifting perspective, and a dusty boot stepping at the bottom of the frame
→ surreal physics made to look mundane. the way the water ripples, distorts the sun, and splashes feels completely tangible against the dry, barren landscape
→ flat midday lighting with no artificial fill. the harsh sun catching the edges of the floating water disc makes the impossible look like raw phone footage
→ the sequence unfolds naturally: discovering the anomaly, interacting with the liquid, and sharing the moment with the animal. the absurdity arrives effortlessly, never forced
→ one hand, one road, one surreal mechanic. almost nothing to keep consistent
→ picsart.go.link/31F4Z
the takeaway: realism comes from what you leave in. tactile physical interactions and natural camera imperfections do more than any high-end render setting
single-event surreal shots like this are what Seedance 2.5 does best, and you can run it inside
i still don’t understand why more creators aren’t connecting Grok Bot to Picsart
it could make you money & change how you work..
i wrote the full playbook: AI influencers, memes, videos, automation, and monetization - with prompts you can copy ↓ x.com/i/article/2119…
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
$105 in, $3,657 out in 12 hours. I should have left this off.
I handed Grok 5 GitHub repos and a GMGN wallet. It trades better than I ever have.
152 trades. 62 winners from 76 closed positions. 34.8x.
-6% is the one number that matters. A hard stop locked on every trade.
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Best trade: LEEROY, +$345.
That spread is the entire edge. 5 years of trading showed me most blown months trace back to one loss you refuse to close.
This bot carries no ego.
It scanned 1,840 launches and filtered out every token with an unrevoked mint or a dev stacking 12%. Every wallet runs through scoring before any SOL leaves. Fill time: 34ms.
Every entry logs a reason. One buy fired because gmgnAgent was tailing a smart wallet. Another from gmgn-market catching a top gainer. 912 agent actions total. Not a single revenge trade.
7 hours in, the balance sat at $703. Then compounding kicked in. $2,605 by 21:15, $3,657 an hour after.
Built on:
GMGN Skills: github.com/GMGNAI/gmgn-sk…
PumpGrok: github.com/JohnDoeNull/Pu…
GMGN Trading Bot: github.com/tr4m0ryp/GMGN_…
gmgnAgent: github.com/0xilbiscione/g…
Kaiser.Charon: github.com/kaiserern/Kais…
Every repo free. Barely anyone runs the full set.
I handed Grok 5 GitHub repos and a GMGN wallet. It trades better than I ever have.
152 trades. 62 winners from 76 closed positions. 34.8x.
-6% is the one number that matters. A hard stop locked on every trade.
12.
Best trade: LEEROY, +$345.
That spread is the entire edge. 5 years of trading showed me most blown months trace back to one loss you refuse to close.
This bot carries no ego.
It scanned 1,840 launches and filtered out every token with an unrevoked mint or a dev stacking 12%. Every wallet runs through scoring before any SOL leaves. Fill time: 34ms.
Every entry logs a reason. One buy fired because gmgnAgent was tailing a smart wallet. Another from gmgn-market catching a top gainer. 912 agent actions total. Not a single revenge trade.
7 hours in, the balance sat at $703. Then compounding kicked in. $2,605 by 21:15, $3,657 an hour after.
Built on:
GMGN Skills: github.com/GMGNAI/gmgn-sk…
PumpGrok: github.com/JohnDoeNull/Pu…
GMGN Trading Bot: github.com/tr4m0ryp/GMGN_…
gmgnAgent: github.com/0xilbiscione/g…
Kaiser.Charon: github.com/kaiserern/Kais…
Every repo free. Barely anyone runs the full set.
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Microsoft Paint can now be weaponized on Windows 11, rated 8.1/10.
the flaw in the image editor lets an unauthenticated attacker run malicious code remotely.
Microsoft shipped a fix, but it does not land on your PC by itself.
Paint 11.2609.401.0 and above carries the fix.
if pull the update from the Microsoft Store before launching Paint.
yes, Paint...
the flaw in the image editor lets an unauthenticated attacker run malicious code remotely.
Microsoft shipped a fix, but it does not land on your PC by itself.
Paint 11.2609.401.0 and above carries the fix.
if pull the update from the Microsoft Store before launching Paint.
yes, Paint...
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
Most dangerous filter a memecoin bot can carry.
I wired a seven-gate checklist and fed it 50 launches. 41 orders died before signing.
1. Authority. Both mint and freeze read null, or the order never fires.
2. Sell simulation. Dry-runs the full exit before a dollar moves. Revert idity. LP burned or locked 30+ days, order capped at 2% of pool.
4. Holder concentration. Top-10 wallets over 30% after stripping pool and burn kills it.
5. Creator history. Two rugs from the deployer in ten launches, coin rejected.
6. Price impact. Chase over 15% or impact above 3% at the moment of signing.
7. Freshness. Any gate older than 10 seconds stops the entire chain.
One fail kills the trade. No overrides.
50 in → 41 refused → 9 through. Score-only wallet: down 34%. Gate wallet: up 9%.
The 6x runner got blocked at one gate. That is what 41 refusals cost.
I wired a seven-gate checklist and fed it 50 launches. 41 orders died before signing.
1. Authority. Both mint and freeze read null, or the order never fires.
2. Sell simulation. Dry-runs the full exit before a dollar moves. Revert idity. LP burned or locked 30+ days, order capped at 2% of pool.
4. Holder concentration. Top-10 wallets over 30% after stripping pool and burn kills it.
5. Creator history. Two rugs from the deployer in ten launches, coin rejected.
6. Price impact. Chase over 15% or impact above 3% at the moment of signing.
7. Freshness. Any gate older than 10 seconds stops the entire chain.
One fail kills the trade. No overrides.
50 in → 41 refused → 9 through. Score-only wallet: down 34%. Gate wallet: up 9%.
The 6x runner got blocked at one gate. That is what 41 refusals cost.
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I loaded Grok Bot a second time with $103
it came out to $5,738.00, and here's the whole damn prompt
first round went $101 to $7,943. second round, same desk, four agents, one task each:
Scanner checks new Solana pools every 15 minutes. Liquidity, holders, top-10, volume, new anything suspicious before it moves forward
Momentum only enters on a confirmed move
Exit sells in pieces and follows the plan
small quick trades on routine setups, one larger position on the day's strongest setup, and every dollar of profit rolls back in.
the day dragged. CHOO, HAMSTER, a handфful of minor closes. then the overnight kicked in.
1:45 AM, CHILLCATS. +$1,055 in roughly an hour, larger than every prior big close combined. nearly all the strongest moves came between 10 PM and 6 AM.
and the big closes still weren't the real story. the small trades pulled $3,978, more than double what the five large ones brought in.
one thing worth saying: that single big position on the top setup is what turns a flat day into multiples. it's also the exact spot where it burns if the setup breaks.
85 of 101 green.
full desk in one prompt:
Build a Solana memecoin trading desk in Grok Bot that runs autonomously for 24 hours.
4 agents with clean handoffs: Scanner, Rug Check, Momentum, Exit.
Scanner: scan new Solana pools every 15 minutes. Review liquidity, holders, top-10 concentration, volume and fresh buyers.
Rug Check: drop anything suspicious before it moves on.
Momentum: buy only on a confirmed move.
Exit: sell in pieces, stick to the plan, never chase the exact top.
Sizing: small quick trades on routine setups, one bigger position only on the day's strongest setup. Reinvest all profit.
Run it first.
same desk, two rounds, and the boring trades won both.
it came out to $5,738.00, and here's the whole damn prompt
first round went $101 to $7,943. second round, same desk, four agents, one task each:
Scanner checks new Solana pools every 15 minutes. Liquidity, holders, top-10, volume, new anything suspicious before it moves forward
Momentum only enters on a confirmed move
Exit sells in pieces and follows the plan
small quick trades on routine setups, one larger position on the day's strongest setup, and every dollar of profit rolls back in.
the day dragged. CHOO, HAMSTER, a handфful of minor closes. then the overnight kicked in.
1:45 AM, CHILLCATS. +$1,055 in roughly an hour, larger than every prior big close combined. nearly all the strongest moves came between 10 PM and 6 AM.
and the big closes still weren't the real story. the small trades pulled $3,978, more than double what the five large ones brought in.
one thing worth saying: that single big position on the top setup is what turns a flat day into multiples. it's also the exact spot where it burns if the setup breaks.
85 of 101 green.
full desk in one prompt:
Build a Solana memecoin trading desk in Grok Bot that runs autonomously for 24 hours.
4 agents with clean handoffs: Scanner, Rug Check, Momentum, Exit.
Scanner: scan new Solana pools every 15 minutes. Review liquidity, holders, top-10 concentration, volume and fresh buyers.
Rug Check: drop anything suspicious before it moves on.
Momentum: buy only on a confirmed move.
Exit: sell in pieces, stick to the plan, never chase the exact top.
Sizing: small quick trades on routine setups, one bigger position only on the day's strongest setup. Reinvest all profit.
Run it first.
same desk, two rounds, and the boring trades won both.
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
holy sh*t. one memory field feeds ChatGPT, Claude and Codex. re-explaining is dead.
3,948 memories in a single field. ChatGPT, Claude and Codex all pull from the same store.
1. Nine signals feed one field
2. Clusters link every memory
3. Three models read same pool
4. One bad No wall between any layer
Telegram, GitHub, files, CRM, sales calls, email all pour straight in. The blast radius is not one wrong answer. It is every agent hallucinating off the same poisoned entry.
Adding another pipe takes minutes. Adding a permission layer between them takes the rest of the quarter.
The cluster map drifts and every thread tightens around its node ↓
3,948 memories in a single field. ChatGPT, Claude and Codex all pull from the same store.
1. Nine signals feed one field
2. Clusters link every memory
3. Three models read same pool
4. One bad No wall between any layer
Telegram, GitHub, files, CRM, sales calls, email all pour straight in. The blast radius is not one wrong answer. It is every agent hallucinating off the same poisoned entry.
Adding another pipe takes minutes. Adding a permission layer between them takes the rest of the quarter.
The cluster map drifts and every thread tightens around its node ↓
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I don't think I'm opening Blender again. A dev put a free Claude skill on GitHub that builds a 3D machine out of one picture and films it coming apart.
i handed it one ChatGPT image, typed "octopus" and waited for it to hand me a toy.
what came back instead:
> nothing got impand suction wheel on it is three.js code
> the glass dome on the head is 4 mm borosilicate and it lifts off and flips over mid-air
> a 10-blade iris pulls back from the eye inside a 62 mm ring of light
> each arm ends in a 16-link spiral with 2 rows of suction wheels running down to it
> all 8 arms lock into one 48-tooth hub and 16 hoses spring out when it splits
> one more part breaks loose every 3 seconds and by 0:19 the whole octopus is floating in pieces
the skill only ships with a tarantula, a piranha and a wasp. the octopus wasn't on the list.
the install command and the full brief 👇
i handed it one ChatGPT image, typed "octopus" and waited for it to hand me a toy.
what came back instead:
> nothing got impand suction wheel on it is three.js code
> the glass dome on the head is 4 mm borosilicate and it lifts off and flips over mid-air
> a 10-blade iris pulls back from the eye inside a 62 mm ring of light
> each arm ends in a 16-link spiral with 2 rows of suction wheels running down to it
> all 8 arms lock into one 48-tooth hub and 16 hoses spring out when it splits
> one more part breaks loose every 3 seconds and by 0:19 the whole octopus is floating in pieces
the skill only ships with a tarantula, a piranha and a wasp. the octopus wasn't on the list.
the install command and the full brief 👇
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Mercedes-Benz spends $2,000,000 on aerodynamics testing, crash simulations, and wind tunnel optimization.
a grandmother on an electric wheelchair strapped to a Jeep bumper just achieved peak highway aero resistance for $40 of stretch wrap.
the clip: a highway at 60 mph. an ly in her motorized wheelchair, completely wrapped in industrial plastic wrap, strapped securely to a hitch platform on the back of a silver SUV. she looks directly at the camera, waves, and smiles as traffic flows past.
14M views in 6 hours. half the comments are asking if it’s legal, the other half are nominating her for driver of the year.
here is why your brain thinks it’s engineering genius:
1. The stretch wrap tension dynamically adapts to wind drag, maintaining aerodynamic laminar flow around her headrest
2. The heavy-duty ratchet straps flex precisely under G-force shifts during lane changes on the highway
3. The calm facial expression proves absolute aerodynamic stability at 100 km/h
the toolchain:
> Claude Opus 5: mapped the full trajectory, suspension load limits, wind resistance coefficients, and strap tension thresholds: 8 min
> Kling 4.0: rendered the vehicle vibration physics, plastic wrap flutter, and highway exhaust displacement: 15 min
> Seedance 2.5: animated the continuous rolling motion with realistic motion blur and passing traffic parallax: 20 min
> ElevenLabs: spatialized the highway roar, engine hum, and one driver shouting "absolute legend": auto
Mercedes books a closed test track, a team of safety engineers, a fleet of prototypes, and a 6-month homologation cycle.
this family books a hardware store roll of stretch wrap and an open interstate.
save this breakdown.
a grandmother on an electric wheelchair strapped to a Jeep bumper just achieved peak highway aero resistance for $40 of stretch wrap.
the clip: a highway at 60 mph. an ly in her motorized wheelchair, completely wrapped in industrial plastic wrap, strapped securely to a hitch platform on the back of a silver SUV. she looks directly at the camera, waves, and smiles as traffic flows past.
14M views in 6 hours. half the comments are asking if it’s legal, the other half are nominating her for driver of the year.
here is why your brain thinks it’s engineering genius:
1. The stretch wrap tension dynamically adapts to wind drag, maintaining aerodynamic laminar flow around her headrest
2. The heavy-duty ratchet straps flex precisely under G-force shifts during lane changes on the highway
3. The calm facial expression proves absolute aerodynamic stability at 100 km/h
the toolchain:
> Claude Opus 5: mapped the full trajectory, suspension load limits, wind resistance coefficients, and strap tension thresholds: 8 min
> Kling 4.0: rendered the vehicle vibration physics, plastic wrap flutter, and highway exhaust displacement: 15 min
> Seedance 2.5: animated the continuous rolling motion with realistic motion blur and passing traffic parallax: 20 min
> ElevenLabs: spatialized the highway roar, engine hum, and one driver shouting "absolute legend": auto
Mercedes books a closed test track, a team of safety engineers, a fleet of prototypes, and a 6-month homologation cycle.
this family books a hardware store roll of stretch wrap and an open interstate.
save this breakdown.
I TOLD GROK BOT:
“Create the most insane viral AI vehicle stunt video that could make me my first $500.”
I expected something stupid.
I definitely didn’t expect this.
It gave me a scene where a futuristic supercar literally launches off a ramp on the Golden Gate Bridge, he water, activates vertical jet thrusters, flies back up, and lands smoothly on the road.
It looks weird and interesting enough to make you stop scrolling.
And that’s basically the whole strategy:
> make the first frame impossible to ignore
> use one idea people understand instantly
> keep the environment realistic
> make something progressively weirder happen
> end before people get bored
The funny part is that you don’t need some huge cinematic story.
You need one visual idea that makes someone think “WTF am I watching?” and keeps them there for another 5 seconds.
Grok handled the concept.
AI handled the scene ↓
picsart.go.link/31F4Z
I just turned the insanity into a video people would actually stop for.
One weird prompt. One 45-second clip.
Now I want to see how far I can push it toward that first $500.
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Mojunel.eth retweeted
I TOLD GROK BOT:
“Create the most insane viral AI vehicle stunt video that could make me my first $500.”
I expected something stupid.
I definitely didn’t expect this.
It gave me a scene where a futuristic supercar literally launches off a ramp on the Golden Gate Bridge, he water, activates vertical jet thrusters, flies back up, and lands smoothly on the road.
It looks weird and interesting enough to make you stop scrolling.
And that’s basically the whole strategy:
> make the first frame impossible to ignore
> use one idea people understand instantly
> keep the environment realistic
> make something progressively weirder happen
> end before people get bored
The funny part is that you don’t need some huge cinematic story.
You need one visual idea that makes someone think “WTF am I watching?” and keeps them there for another 5 seconds.
Grok handled the concept.
AI handled the scene ↓
picsart.go.link/31F4Z
I just turned the insanity into a video people would actually stop for.
One weird prompt. One 45-second clip.
Now I want to see how far I can push it toward that first $500.
“Create the most insane viral AI vehicle stunt video that could make me my first $500.”
I expected something stupid.
I definitely didn’t expect this.
It gave me a scene where a futuristic supercar literally launches off a ramp on the Golden Gate Bridge, he water, activates vertical jet thrusters, flies back up, and lands smoothly on the road.
It looks weird and interesting enough to make you stop scrolling.
And that’s basically the whole strategy:
> make the first frame impossible to ignore
> use one idea people understand instantly
> keep the environment realistic
> make something progressively weirder happen
> end before people get bored
The funny part is that you don’t need some huge cinematic story.
You need one visual idea that makes someone think “WTF am I watching?” and keeps them there for another 5 seconds.
Grok handled the concept.
AI handled the scene ↓
picsart.go.link/31F4Z
I just turned the insanity into a video people would actually stop for.
One weird prompt. One 45-second clip.
Now I want to see how far I can push it toward that first $500.
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2 follows, 1 message to Grok Bot, sleep. $260 to $3,418.73
13.15x by 6:50am, cashed out every cent before coffee
6:38pm, loaded $260 with Face ID
then i followed 2 wallets off the 24h leaderboard
first wallet, $394,013.99 balance, +$29,570.48 in 24h
second wallet, +$29,741.66 k Bot one message
→ mirror each buy 30s behind them
→ sell once they sell
→ take profit at 10x
→ lock everything by 6:30am
9:41pm the wallet i followed bought a coin under an hour old
9:42pm Grok Bot copied the trade at $72K market cap
12:00am it reached $720K. Grok Bot sold at 10x, +$1,603.35
that wallet kept holding. the bot moved on
3:33am the second wallet dropped a loser, Grok Bot dropped it too, -$0.41
$260 to $1,887.89 to $3,418.73
5 copies, 4 green, 1 red
same coin. that wallet made $12,540.19, i made $1,603.35 off $178.15
who trades smarter, you or the bot that cashed 10x while the wallet held?
13.15x by 6:50am, cashed out every cent before coffee
6:38pm, loaded $260 with Face ID
then i followed 2 wallets off the 24h leaderboard
first wallet, $394,013.99 balance, +$29,570.48 in 24h
second wallet, +$29,741.66 k Bot one message
→ mirror each buy 30s behind them
→ sell once they sell
→ take profit at 10x
→ lock everything by 6:30am
9:41pm the wallet i followed bought a coin under an hour old
9:42pm Grok Bot copied the trade at $72K market cap
12:00am it reached $720K. Grok Bot sold at 10x, +$1,603.35
that wallet kept holding. the bot moved on
3:33am the second wallet dropped a loser, Grok Bot dropped it too, -$0.41
$260 to $1,887.89 to $3,418.73
5 copies, 4 green, 1 red
same coin. that wallet made $12,540.19, i made $1,603.35 off $178.15
who trades smarter, you or the bot that cashed 10x while the wallet held?
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