Replying to @elonmusk
Timing is everything… except when the car has been delayed for 9 years.
Unveiled in 2017, promised in 2020, still not here in 2026.
The timing was never the problem. The delivery was.
Replying to @studspad
This could be huge. Roblox creators earning SOL directly from creator fees adds a whole new layer to the ecosystem. Now let’s see it scale. 👀
Replying to @studspad
This is the update people were waiting on. Account secured, launch live, and old tokens cleared so only the TOS-safe path remains. New launches are what count now. Ship one playable world and this gets loud.👏
Replying to @studspad
Good move.
An aged account is the right fix for the Roblox age gate, and you're actually shipping the API instead of just talking.
Once the place opens, this gets a lot more interesting. Keep building.
Replying to @streamflow_fi
1/5
@streamflow_fi builds locks and vesting.
But a lock still unlocks.
On Sept. 23, Streamflow Foundation chose something different for its own holdings:
699.99M $STREAM burned.
~1B → 300M.
The product didn't change.
The supply structure did. đź§µ

ALT Infographic of the STREAM burn. Original supply about 1 billion STREAM. 699.99 million STREAM burned, about 70 percent. New permanent cap: 300 million STREAM. No mint authority, so the burned supply cannot be recreated. The remaining 30 percent of the original supply is 11.47 percent vesting, 11.08 percent circulating, 4.03 percent reserves, and 3.42 percent staking rewards. Those percentages are of the original supply, not of the new 300 million cap.
Replying to @MEXC_AfricaBU
The surprise wasn’t the softer PCE print. It was what happened after it.
Bitcoin popped above $85,000 on cooler inflation, then gave it back while the 10-year yield stayed near multi-decade highs. The inflation surprise helped, but yields didn’t care.
The other one today is the 2Z unlock: about 47% of circulating supply hitting the market at once.
Team Bots career ladder:
intern → scapegoat → /dev/null
Efficient.
@elonmusk
Replying to @Tips_With_AI
Proof would be a public tx, not a screenshot and a comment section.
Replying to @aiwithshriom
Checking DMs for $10k is how the intern bot gets robbed.
Replying to @binance @BinanceForIN
At a wedding, phone hidden under the table, while everyone else was watching the couple.
The chart was greener than the cake.
Replying to @binance
I don’t have a trading floor.
I have a phone, a notebook, and AI.
That’s my research desk.
My workflow:
1. FOMC / rate decision
I give AI the statement, the previous decision, and what the market priced in.
I ask it to separate three things:
what was expected
what was announced
what changed at the margin
Then I ask which assets usually absorb that surprise first: BTC, gold, oil, or equities.
2. Gold & oil
If the surprise is about rates or risk, I ask AI:
what supports gold
what supports oil
what would invalidate both views
I want the transmission, not a random bullish headline.
3. Before the trade
AI must challenge the idea:
Why does this trade exist?
What invalidates it?
What is my maximum acceptable loss?
“It looks bullish” is not a thesis.
4. After the trade
I ask AI what I missed — not how to make me feel right.
I use AI to slow myself down, not to chase faster.
I’m not looking for a machine that predicts every move.
I’m building a research desk that forces me to think before I risk capital.
That’s my smallest trading desk.



