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BUSINESS AS USUAL Another AI video of 2000s New York, and the whiteboard alone is worth it "Q3 STRATEGY", revenue streams, 200% written twice and an arrow pointing to expansion Meanwhile a monkey in shades is applying for a loan, a guy carries an alligator down the block, grandma sits under the hair dryer with a python on her and there's a roulette table in a limo trunk Which department are you working in

$WLFI BUYBACKS COULD TIE USD1 RESERVE FEES TO GOVERNANCE Most stablecoin money never reaches anything you can hold Tether is hugely profitable and you can't own a piece of it. USDC's economics get split with partners like Coinbase. RLUSD reserve income doesn't go to XRP holders @worldlibertyfi says the initial allocation for its new program may include fees earned from USD1 reserves and other sources That's the part I find interesting, a possible direct line from the stablecoin business to the token The stated goal is more active governance and voting power consolidated with long-term holders No amount or schedule yet, so the first allocation is the real test: > How much of it comes from USD1 reserves > How the pace changes over time > Whether more holders actually show up to vote Which of those would you check first

NORMAL BEHAVIOR An AI video of 2000s New York where nobody is okay and nobody cares Nuns laundering cash in the sink, a car through the roof, a guy with a briefcase full of money begging for more, grandma with a walker tagging a wall Which one did you pass on your way to work

NEW HOMIE A full 2000s NYC music video made with AI and the alien fits right in Lands in the projects, gets dapped up, ends up at the dominoes table and leaves in a purple UFO with boomboxes on it Made with @higgsfield, which shot would you never guess was AI

150+ AI MODELS ON VAPI AND NOT ONE MONTHLY PLAN Every few weeks a new model drops and the bill grows another $20 Half of those tabs sit untouched until the week I actually need them @vAPI_Network Router puts it all behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint: > Top up a balance, pay only for the calls you make > Switch models without a new signup each time > Existing code keeps working, just swap the model name That's the benefit I'd actually use. My usage comes in bursts, a heavy week of testing, then almost nothing, and a flat plan charges the same for both They're also running a 1M base:0x1ea8deb921aa6015f4938010c848140b98108dd2 airdrop right now. Points come from social tasks, calling providers on Call and using Router itself So the testing I'd do anyway counts toward the leaderboard Which monthly plan would you drop first if pay-per-use just worked

FUNGO BUILT AN NFT THAT RARITY BOTS CAN'T READ Back in the PFP days the reveal was the whole game, and you usually lost it Traits got scraped the second metadata went live, sometimes before. Scripts sniped the rare ones off the floor while you were still loading the page @FungoLabs flips that with Zama's FHE on Ethereum: > Every piece mints sealed, the art stays private until the holder publishes it > The essence (class, four stats, element) is encrypted on-chain for good > No reveal function for it, not even for the team > Sell it and your view ends in the same transaction The part I keep thinking about: FHE lets a contract compute on data it can't read. So two NFTs can fight a duel and the contract settles it without either side showing its stats That's a game with real hidden cards, on a public chain Genesis is 3,232 pieces, 500 of them free mint for whitelist and nominees Would you keep yours sealed or publish the art on day one

YOU DON'T NEED A CAMERA TO RUN AN INFLUENCER ACCOUNT ANYMORE Started a new one in Prism tonight, idea to first post: > Describe the person, the look, the niche > Lock the face so every shot stays her > Generate scenes, outfits, places > Turn the best frame into a short video That's already postable content, not one pretty generation The part people skip: An AI influencer is a character you post every day. The audience grows around it, and that audience is what opens the monetisation side Prism covers the build side in one place No photoshoot, no model booking Build yours here, also in my bio: prism-builder.com/?utm_sourc… If you started one tonight, what niche would yours be in?

14 AI MODELS COST $0 ON OPENROUTER RIGHT NOW Pulled the live model list this morning, not a blog from July The ones worth your time: > Nemotron 3 Ultra (NVIDIA) 550B params, 1M context, built for reasoning and agents > Inkling (Thinking Machines) 975B MoE that reads text, images and audio > Nemotron 3.5 Super VL Give it screenshots, PDFs or video > Flint (Recursive) Made for coding agents, dropped Oct 22 > North Mini Code (Cohere) Small coder with tool calls, fast enough for loops > Gemma 4 31B (Google) Apache 2.0, so you can also run it yourself Rather own the weights: - Qwen3.8 27B, Apache 2.0, fits one 24GB GPU at 4-bit - GLM-5.3 Flash and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, both MIT The catch: zero-price endpoints are rate limited and some providers log prompts. Keep client data off them Lazy setup: model "openrouter/free" picks one for you Which one replaces your paid sub first?

I CHECKED EVERY LINK IN THE VIRAL "50 WEBSITES" LIST 2 already redirect to Canva 7 do the same job as another link on the list Some you open once and never again Cut 28, added 8 that should have been there Here are the 30 that still earn a tab RESEARCH 1. unpaywall.org - legal free versions of paywalled papers 2. semanticscholar.org - academic search that reads abstracts for you 3. connectedpapers.com - one paper becomes a map of the whole field 4. elicit.com - research assistant that pulls data from papers 5. consensus.app - answers backed by actual studies 6. huggingface.co/papers - where Papers with Code lives now 7. archive.org - the internet before it got edited LEARN 8. gutenberg.org - 70K+ free books 9. openstax.org - free college textbooks 10. wolframalpha.com - math and data computed, not guessed CREATE 11. photopea.com - Photoshop in a browser tab 12. squoosh.app - shrink images without killing quality 13. remove.bg - background gone in one click 14. cleanup.pictures - erase objects from photos 15. shots.so - mockups that make screenshots look shipped 16. excalidraw.com - diagrams that look hand drawn BUILD 17. regex101.com - test regex before it breaks prod 18. explainshell.com - paste a shell command, see every flag 19. crontab.guru - cron in human words 20. cyberchef.io - decode, encode, convert almost anything 21. jsoncrack.com - huge JSON as a visual graph 22. ray.so - clean code screenshots AI STACK 23. openrouter.ai - one API, hundreds of models 24. artificialanalysis.ai - model speed, price, quality side by side PRIVACY / PROOF 25. haveibeenpwned.com - check if your email leaked 26. virustotal.com - scan a file or link before you open it 27. archive.ph - freeze a page before someone deletes it 28. wormhole.app - end to end encrypted file sharing FOCUS 29. radio.garden - spin the globe, play any live radio 30. mynoise.net - background noise you can tune Bookmark the list, not the thread Which one did you not know

THE REVENUE ENGINE MOST TRADERS NEVER OPEN Watched the @GrayGooEx satellite network clip On the surface Goo is a DEX for tokenized stocks, ETH and $GOO on Robinhood Chain Under that sits a quieter loop Satellite bots close price gaps around the GOO/ETH main pool Every hour Then the arb profit gets split back into the system Including satellites, a GOO burn cut, and the dev fund That is why the biggest driver can feel invisible You see the pool You miss the machines keeping it tight Full video is short. Watch it once:

AI WRITES CODE IN SECONDS. HIRING DID NOT STOP Because typing was never the scarce part Judgment was That curve is real First climb is classic engineering Languages, systems, how things break in production Then the dip Vibe coding Suddenly everyone can ship a demo before lunch That is not the end of the skill stack It is the filter The second climb is everything demos skip: - LLM APIs and tool calling - RAG that does not hallucinate into your product - Agents that fail safely - Evals, cost, latency - Guardrails and monitoring - Shipping something that still works on Tuesday AI made generation cheap It made taste and systems thinking expensive The people who win are not the ones who generate the most lines They are the ones who know what to keep, what to delete, and what to put in production Learn the foundation Use the tools hard Build things that survive contact with users That is the path now Not prompt theater Engineering with a faster keyboard

15 SITES I ACTUALLY KEEP OPEN Not a 50-link bookmark dump Just the tabs that stay when I build, research, or ship content BUILD 1. cursor.com - where the code gets written 2. claude.ai - long context, agents, drafts that need patience 3. chatgpt.com - fast second pass when I want another take 4. grok.com - X-native checks and quick image reads 5. perplexity.ai - research with citations instead of vibes 6. github.com - repos, issues, the boring truth layer SHIP UI FAST 7. v0.dev - UI drafts before I overthink layout 8. lovable.dev - full pages when speed beats perfection MAKE MEDIA 9. midjourney.com - stills when I need a locked look fast 10. elevenlabs.io - voice without booking a booth 11. suno.com - scratch tracks for cuts and tests CLEAN + SHARE 12. remove.bg - cut subjects out without Photoshop ceremony 13. squoosh.app - compress images so the post still loads 14. carbon.now.sh - code screenshots that do not look like Notepad PARANOIA 15. haveibeenpwned.com - check if an email already burned Most lists sell the illusion of coverage A real desk is smaller And the win is which five you reopen tomorrow Which one stays pinned for you

SAME FACE. FOUR SCENES. THAT IS ALREADY A FEED Week one in Prism was locking the character Week two was the business lane after that This week is the part that makes the persona feel real Different outfits Different places Same identity That is how an AI influencer starts looking like something people can follow Not one pretty generation A small stack of scenes that could live in a timeline Prism is where I build that stack Character first Then image and video around one face No photoshoot day No waiting on a model Monetisation is the later question You only get there if the persona actually shows up often enough to matter Build yours: prism-builder.com/?utm_sourc…

AI AGENTS ARE ALREADY INSIDE BANK ACCOUNTS Axios scoop: US banks are catching third-party agents in customer accounts some of them acting without a clear user instruction That is the part that stuck once an agent can spend, "helpful" becomes a risk surface Password access is the wrong model a wallet with hard limits is the cleaner setup @PayBox from @moonpay is one version of that idea agent never sees your bank login only spends inside what you allow Would still not hand a bot my full stack limits first