Slerf #PAJAMAS The first ever cat posted on youtube. Supported by Co founder of youtube steve chen who is followed by Toly. 🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛

Guess what just arrived to MacOS? The official app for ChatGPT with access to 4o. Idk why im so happy.. probably cuz I will never have to work again 🤣

Gm 😎 JPMorgan: The current break-even cost of Bitcoin mining is around $45,000. Is it still worth it to mine BTC?

In the coming bull cycle, I see the term (community coins) replacing (meme coins). Unlike hype-driven meme coins, community coins will thrive on real, engaged communities, adding value through shared vision and collective support. Welcome to the new money.

hedging against this market correction into $USDUC

This is a real milestone. The UAE just shipped live, customer-initiated Open Finance payments. This means you can pay directly from your bank account without having to enter your card numbers, IBANs, or adding beneficiaries. The customer simply authorizes the payment, and

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Some founders spend way too much time with their teams solving UI/UX problems that they lose sight of the core problem their product is meant to solve. What’s the point of a beautifully polished app if it’s ultimately useless? The only way to truly know whether your product

The “You’re broken, buy this” sales approach doesn’t work in 2026. Today’s customer is more educated, more aware, and they know they have options. Yet, some founders/BDs still slide into your DMs with peak arrogance, right after buying a $100 course from SalesMonsterJack, who

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Why did it happen? It doesn’t matter. Everything happens for one reason: a lesson to learn. There is no good or bad. Just a lesson. And if the lesson isn’t learned, it will happen again, and again, until it is. In all cases, you have already chose the experiences you will go

2026 survival kit: - adapt - start vibe coding (very easy) - get comfortable with playful marketing - add value by being true to yourself

Are we gonna see a one man one billion dollar company in 2026?

Gentle reminder: time isn’t linear in how we experience it. It’s algorithmic. When we’re young, everything is new. New experiences create more memories, so time feels slower and fuller. As we get older, life becomes more familiar. The brain recognizes patterns, compresses days