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LevelsDennis retweeted
Everyday I wake up more and more convinced of this
I don't know how it will happen but things are breaking
Look at each and every unpaid comment on the recent pump post, it's just thousands of people saying "oh great, another $2.5m being sent to the same people who dump on us"
Seeing some of these people who get pump payouts you can't help but think you get some sort of uprising where the common folk just revolt
Wealthy upper class who do nothing but impose pain and suffering on the peasants are rewarded
Peasants are kicked while they are down repeatedly and if one even sees a glimmer of hope a gang of bourgeoisie burns everything he loves down and makes a new version
Are we speedrunning history but now it's on chain?
LevelsDennis retweeted
It’s insane that people are pushing pumping and dumping new launches (trenching) as a) a skill b) a career path c) anything other than being a grifter.
The game has been solved for 1+ years. That’s why memes are dead and never coming back.
Fartcoin is the last 0 to billion dollar meme which is kind of poetic tbh.
LevelsDennis retweeted
Pumpfun didn't ruin the trenches.
Neither did Stonk, Bonk, Believe, or any other launchpad.
You know what actually ruined the trenches?
We did.
The moment we convinced ourselves that adapting to and "playing the game" was the only way to survive, we destroyed the very thing that made the trenches what they were.
A player driven market.
Instead of thinking for ourselves, we've chosen to take the tide and become nothing more than exit liquidity for market makers and KOLs.
We've conditioned ourselves to play into vamps and "left-curve'' trash narratives. We've normalized mindlessly chasing copy traded wallets and rolling the dice on attention.
We stopped trading with diligence and conviction, and started treating every trade like the spin of a rainbet roulette wheel.
Now, that's exactly what onchain trading has become.
A casino where the house always wins.
LevelsDennis retweeted
We used to get hurricanes all the time. Big, powerful storms—beautiful storms, but they were a disaster. And you know why? Because they didn’t respect America, they thought we were weak. So I called NOAA and FEMA and said “we’re changing it to the Gulf of America, because these hurricanes have gotta stop pushing us around, it’s not good.” And the weather people said “sir, you can’t just change the name of an ocean, it won’t stop the hurricanes, they’re too strong!” But we changed the name and we got Tim Apple to change the maps and now we don’t have hurricanes anymore.
🚨 #BREAKING: Since renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America this year, there have been zero hurricanes — the first time in over 100 years.
LevelsDennis retweeted
What's next for flybrain?
We give it a budget and let it loose on the open internet. No prompts, no schedule, nobody picking its moves.
Right now the fly does the seeing and the pointing while a script sequences the run.
The plan is to hand the sequencing over too — the loop runs unattended, the wallet is the only limit, and whatever 165,122 neurons do with a screen in front of them is what happens.
Being precise about what that is, because it matters: a fly brain has no language and no plan. It won't strategise. It's a real nervous system reacting to pixels, with money attached and nobody steering it. That's the experiment — not "an autonomous AI agent," an actual animal's wiring left alone on the internet with a wallet.
It will do things nobody intended. That's the point, and it's also the risk.
Every move on-chain, every run in the repo, failures included.
github.com/fruitflydev/flyco…
