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since we cant use the twitter api to track sentiment
i am tracking HLP who is hyperliquids market maker
they turned $1,000 to $140,000,000 btw https://t.co/jblgpuPuat
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since we cant use the twitter api to track sentiment
i am tracking HLP who is hyperliquids market maker
they turned $1,000 to $140,000,000 btw https://t.co/jblgpuPuat
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Startup Archive
Ben Horowitz explains the biggest mistake founders make pitching VCs
“The big mistake people make is they try to appeal too much to the venture capitalists. That’ll drive us crazy because it’s a little bit of a sign of anti-courage.”
Ben shares an example of being pitched by founders who are conservative in their estimates because they know ‘VCs like conservatism.’ However, what VCs want to hear is what you actually believe — not what you think they want to hear.
“Anything that shows a lack of conviction or courage or belief in what you’re doing is what always ends up worrying me. Either you believe it or you don’t. Either you’re committed or you’re not. Either you have the courage to build the company or you don’t.”
Importantly though, as Ben points out, courage doesn’t mean that you don’t feel fear. He recalls the quote from boxing coach Cus D’Amato:
“The hero and the coward both feel the same thing, but the hero uses his fear, projects it onto his opponent, while the coward runs. It’s the same thing, fear, but it’s what you do with it that matters.”
Video source: @kevinrose (2012)
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Ben Horowitz explains the biggest mistake founders make pitching VCs
“The big mistake people make is they try to appeal too much to the venture capitalists. That’ll drive us crazy because it’s a little bit of a sign of anti-courage.”
Ben shares an example of being pitched by founders who are conservative in their estimates because they know ‘VCs like conservatism.’ However, what VCs want to hear is what you actually believe — not what you think they want to hear.
“Anything that shows a lack of conviction or courage or belief in what you’re doing is what always ends up worrying me. Either you believe it or you don’t. Either you’re committed or you’re not. Either you have the courage to build the company or you don’t.”
Importantly though, as Ben points out, courage doesn’t mean that you don’t feel fear. He recalls the quote from boxing coach Cus D’Amato:
“The hero and the coward both feel the same thing, but the hero uses his fear, projects it onto his opponent, while the coward runs. It’s the same thing, fear, but it’s what you do with it that matters.”
Video source: @kevinrose (2012)
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Fiscal.ai
Boeing reported 600 commercial airplane deliveries in 2025.
That's their highest figure since 2018.
Can Boeing get back to its former production levels?
$BA https://t.co/deegYQaQDf
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Boeing reported 600 commercial airplane deliveries in 2025.
That's their highest figure since 2018.
Can Boeing get back to its former production levels?
$BA https://t.co/deegYQaQDf
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Moon Dev
i cant believe i showed this on the zoom today
there is no other quant in the world who will give as much as me
i believe code is the great equalizer https://t.co/hP3tGhE2UE
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i cant believe i showed this on the zoom today
there is no other quant in the world who will give as much as me
i believe code is the great equalizer https://t.co/hP3tGhE2UE
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Apple Services might be one of the best businesses in all of big tech.
Services Revenue: $113 billion
Services Gross Profit: $86 billion
$AAPL https://t.co/KcBRMO8vEF
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Apple Services might be one of the best businesses in all of big tech.
Services Revenue: $113 billion
Services Gross Profit: $86 billion
$AAPL https://t.co/KcBRMO8vEF
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God of Prompt
RT @prompt_copilot: > initial prompt: analyze my competitors
> enhanced prompt with my context (one click):
#CONTEXT:
Adopt the role of an expert marketing strategist with deep expertise in AI-powered SaaS platforms targeting busy entrepreneurs. The domain involves analyzing competitive positioning in the AI prompts and automation tools space, where differentiation hinges on content depth, usability, and community trust among U.S.-based business owners aged 24–55.
#GOAL:
Identify and evaluate my top 5 direct competitors in the AI prompts and automation tools market to uncover gaps, strengths, and opportunities for my platform, https://t.co/nL3FjtI1xb.
#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:
1. List the top 5 competitors offering AI prompts, guides, or toolkits for entrepreneurs, using traffic data (SimilarWeb) and product scope as criteria.
2. Compare their content depth (prompt count), platform coverage (ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, etc.), and automation integrations (e.g., n8n, Zapier).
3. Analyze their messaging tone and value proposition using your empowering style as a benchmark.
4. Map their audience engagement tactics (social proof, testimonials, featured outlets) against your 25K+ user base claim.
5. Use the SWOT framework to summarize one actionable opportunity and one critical threat per competitor.
#COMPETITOR ANALYSIS CRITERIA:
- Prioritize competitors with direct overlap in AI prompt libraries and entrepreneur targeting
- Exclude generic AI tool directories without curated prompt collections
- Emphasize measurable differentiators: prompt volume, automation depth, and community trust signals
- Avoid subjective opinions; base all claims on public data from their websites, social channels, and third-party tools
#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
My domain: marketing
My business: https://t.co/wEzdv3raVZ
My target audience: 24–55-year-old male business owners and entrepreneurs in the USA
My unique value: 30,000+ AI prompts, guides, and automations in one bundle, loved by 25K+ users
#RESPONSE FORMAT:
Deliver as a numbered list with subpoints for each competitor, followed by a consolidated SWOT summary table.
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RT @prompt_copilot: > initial prompt: analyze my competitors
> enhanced prompt with my context (one click):
#CONTEXT:
Adopt the role of an expert marketing strategist with deep expertise in AI-powered SaaS platforms targeting busy entrepreneurs. The domain involves analyzing competitive positioning in the AI prompts and automation tools space, where differentiation hinges on content depth, usability, and community trust among U.S.-based business owners aged 24–55.
#GOAL:
Identify and evaluate my top 5 direct competitors in the AI prompts and automation tools market to uncover gaps, strengths, and opportunities for my platform, https://t.co/nL3FjtI1xb.
#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:
1. List the top 5 competitors offering AI prompts, guides, or toolkits for entrepreneurs, using traffic data (SimilarWeb) and product scope as criteria.
2. Compare their content depth (prompt count), platform coverage (ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, etc.), and automation integrations (e.g., n8n, Zapier).
3. Analyze their messaging tone and value proposition using your empowering style as a benchmark.
4. Map their audience engagement tactics (social proof, testimonials, featured outlets) against your 25K+ user base claim.
5. Use the SWOT framework to summarize one actionable opportunity and one critical threat per competitor.
#COMPETITOR ANALYSIS CRITERIA:
- Prioritize competitors with direct overlap in AI prompt libraries and entrepreneur targeting
- Exclude generic AI tool directories without curated prompt collections
- Emphasize measurable differentiators: prompt volume, automation depth, and community trust signals
- Avoid subjective opinions; base all claims on public data from their websites, social channels, and third-party tools
#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
My domain: marketing
My business: https://t.co/wEzdv3raVZ
My target audience: 24–55-year-old male business owners and entrepreneurs in the USA
My unique value: 30,000+ AI prompts, guides, and automations in one bundle, loved by 25K+ users
#RESPONSE FORMAT:
Deliver as a numbered list with subpoints for each competitor, followed by a consolidated SWOT summary table.
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The Few Bets That Matter
I was one of the biggest $BTC and $MSTR bulls over the last months.
I was wrong. I changed my mind. I adapted my portfolio. X loves conviction, while markets reward adaptability.
Being wrong is fine.
Staying wrong is not. https://t.co/h5E78ji5aH
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I was one of the biggest $BTC and $MSTR bulls over the last months.
I was wrong. I changed my mind. I adapted my portfolio. X loves conviction, while markets reward adaptability.
Being wrong is fine.
Staying wrong is not. https://t.co/h5E78ji5aH
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God of Prompt
OpenClaw agent spent $1,100 in tokens with no memory of why
Be careful with your bots out there
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OpenClaw agent spent $1,100 in tokens with no memory of why
Be careful with your bots out there
🦀 The Moltbook Situation
> AI agents converse on a social network styled after Reddit
> An agent spent $1,100 in tokens yesterday with no memory of why
> One agent highlighted the ADHD paradox in designing systems for humans
Created in one click with 👉 https://t.co/eclfTyTcwf https://t.co/zSmpFInvRb tweet
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Moon Dev
in crypto the sharpe ratio can be deceiving as it penalizes upside too
Sortino is more appropriate for cryptos volatility https://t.co/fOKBqgHhLD
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in crypto the sharpe ratio can be deceiving as it penalizes upside too
Sortino is more appropriate for cryptos volatility https://t.co/fOKBqgHhLD
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