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Thrivarc is live on Product Hunt! 🔥
The entire trading education industry is broken
Thrivarc is here to fix that
Think Duolingo, but for trading
Learn to trade before it hurts
5 min/day
All gamified
producthunt.com/products/thr…
Grew up watching Pokémon before school and fighting kids for rare cards at lunch
An 85% buyback floor on every card plus real graded cards in vaults?
10 year old me would be losing his mind rn
This is the pack ripping experience we deserved as kids
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Ready Cards is now live.
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No black box. No trust required.
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NO ONE HAS TO READ YOU!
People care not only about content, but also about the feelings and thoughts you leave behind
Create your brand in such a way that people associate you with something, so that when they say, "This is the guy!"
This is the feeling they associate with you: trust, respect, interest, or even irritation
Here are a couple of tips that should help you:
• Don't chase quantity:
It's better to do less but better than more but junk
• Make tweets that are easy to remember:
If your point can be easily understood and summarized, then that's a win
• Don't be afraid to repeat yourself:
If a topic is popular, repackage it and repost it
• Write replies:
Replies are underrated; sometimes they're even more important than you think
• Don't be boring:
Smart content is good, but sometimes you need to spice things up
• Dating:
I think everyone knows that connections and connections are the key to success, because if you hang out with stupid people, you'll become stupid, but if you hang out with smart people, you'll become smart :)
Remember this once and for all: opinion > news
People have to choose you
AllurePixel retweeted
I started building something on Abstract
A couple of weeks ago I got an idea to create my own game on Abstract. I was so excited about it that I shared it with my friend @grobofhik, and he said it was an awesome idea. So now we decided to build @grom_abs together
Grom - is a game based on merging cats, where each cat brings a certain number of coins. The game will also have a leaderboard with a prize pool, and much more things. Right now we are still in development, so things may change before the release
Yes, we build with a little bit money
Yes, we build partly using vibecoding
Yes, we don’t have much experience, but we learn fast
But we are not building just for building - we are building it because it’s fun, and I truly want to create something great
Big updates soon...
Part 3 is here
This is a series where I talk about my favorite content creators who make content about Abstract
I chose them based only on my personal opinion, so our views might be different
-> @ToriRibolla - one of the kindest and most friendly girls in the Abstract community
-> @valerka_mops - a great streamer and a creator of really useful content
-> @shivst3r - my main motivator and, I’m not afraid to say it - he is the best Pudgy Penguins contributor
-> @Aaiisha_Onchain - a great content creator and streamer, I really like her unique style
-> @AlienW3b - my friend, an amazing analyst and a great designer
-> @Elson_xyz - the person who always keeps me updated with all the most important news and updates in Abstract
-> @abschud - one of the most active moderators and contributors in Abstract, I really respect him
-> @wiredwisely - one of the builders at @absnaija and just a great person who creates awesome content
I might be wrong in how I described some of these creators, since this is only based on my personal opinion. But I believe these people are truly some of the best at what they do
Who should I add in Part 4?
AI is replacing humans
Crypto isn't 2021 anymore
Inflation is eating savings
At some point I stopped and asked myself - what skill actually makes money no matter what's happening in the world?
Trading
Problem is - there's no good way to learn it. Courses are 30 hours of theory nobody finishes. Demo accounts feel fake so nobody takes them seriously.
So I built a free app that teaches trading the way Duolingo teaches languages
Short lessons, you stake a virtual deposit on every answer, and a hamster named Arcy keeps trying to make you go all-in (don't listen to him)
It's called Thrivarc. Completely free
thrivarc.app
Day 19 of building Duolingo for traders
I filled out the product page on Product Hunt
It was my first time doing this, so it took me quite a while to make the video and design the page
The launch is already this Wednesday!
I currently have 2 followers (though one of them is me, haha)
Day 19 of building Duolingo for traders
Launching on ProductHunt soon
Here's one of the slides from the page
Every answer costs you something
Took me 1 month to build this
Built the whole thing with claude code on a $10 VPS
Be honest - does it look good?
This is my first attempt, so I think I’ll learn a lot from it
Day 19 of building Duolingo for traders
Today's screen: a matching exercise where you connect candlestick patterns to what they actually mean on a chart
All the stuff people skip before they blow their first account
The whole app works like this
Short exercises, instant feedback, no 3-hour youtube videos
Built the entire thing with AI in a terminal
Still can't write a for loop by hand
90% of traders lose money and most of them can't read a single candle
I'm trying to fix that
Been building this thing for 1 month now
No coding background
The idea is dead simple - what if learning to trade felt like Duolingo?
You open a lesson, see a chart pattern, make a call
Get it right, your virtual balance grows
Get it wrong too many times, you start over from zero
This is an actual screenshot from the app
Beta is almost ready
Do you think it looks good enough?
Collins named "vibe coding" Word of the Year
I've been doing it for 1 months with zero coding background
Here's what nobody tells you
41% of all code written in 2026 is AI-generated
MIT called it a top 10 breakthrough technology
63% of vibe coding users are non-developers
Sounds like the future arrived and it's easy
It's not
I'm building a full-stack web app from scratch
Next.js, Supabase, real-time charts, gamification engine, 6 content modules, auth system, the works
My dev environment is a $10/month VPS, Cursor, and Claude Code in a terminal
I don't know what a hook is
I still google what DNS means sometimes
It works
Not perfectly, not easily, but it works
I went from literally not knowing what a terminal is to having a working app with 27 completed development phases, real users coming soon, and a Product Hunt launch in the pipeline
The era of "just have an idea" is here
My AI forgot what I said 5 minutes ago
Then this guy 5x'd its memory
I build my whole app with Claude Code
Zero programming background
Just me and AI in a terminal
Last week Anthropic dropped 1M token context for Opus 4.6 with no extra cost
That's 1,500 pages in one window
My entire codebase, all docs, full conversation history
I'm currently learning ProductHunt
Time to deploy?
Okay, developers
What are we going to do now?
I'm trying to grow my B2C
I hope we can build an audience before it's too late
I can't write a single line of code
Here's every mistake I made building a trading education app from scratch:
◆ Watched 40+ hours of dev tutorials before writing my first prompt. Should've just started
◆ Built the entire v1 of the app. Scrapped it. Started v2 from zero
◆ Asked AI to design my UI. Got the most generic AI-looking dashboard you've ever seen. Three times in a row
◆ Started 3 side projects before I forced myself to focus on one
◆ Had conversations so long that the AI literally forgot what we were talking about
The app is called Thrivarc — Duolingo for traders
Gamified, from zero to reading charts and managing risk
If you've ever wanted to learn trading but got lost between 47 open tabs and a YouTube rabbit hole — that's exactly the problem I'm solving
Beta is coming
Drop a reply if you want in
