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SECTOR retweeted
$508k PnL on Polymarket. the claimed edge is a straight line and a noise filter.
Daniro credits a Grok Bot-built system with +$508,183 over 125 days.
that averages roughly $4,065 a day across the period, not a guaranteed daily payout.
the reported setup targets crypto “Up or Down” markets:
→ around $258 per average trade
→ a claimed frequency of 33 trades an hour
→ regression to measure direction
→ R² to check how closely prices follow that trend
here’s the actual idea.
1. measure the move
fit a line through recent BTC or ETH prices:
slope = Cov(time, price) / Var(time)
positive slope suggests upward momentum.
negative slope suggests downward momentum.
the magnitude measures how quickly price is moving over the chosen window.
2. check the fit
R² = 1 − SSE / SST
a higher R² means the line explains more of the price variation in that sample.
a lower R² means price is moving less consistently around the trend.
the described rule combines directional momentum with a stronger fit before taking a trade.
the account named in the post is mo-money.
listed winning examples:
$1,666 → $4,175
$1,120 → $3,556
$587 → $2,609
interesting as f*ck, but the missing details matter.
the post doesn’t establish that this exact algorithm produced the account’s results. a high R² describes past data, not the probability of winning the next market.
entry odds, latency, fees and losing trades still decide whether the idea actually makes money.
SECTOR retweeted
this is a f*cking goldmine
20 GitHub repos to turn Claude into a motion-design machine instead of another chatbot you argue with.
launch videos, animated demos, captions, sound, camera moves. here’s the stack:
THE SKILLS
1. claude-motion
adds visual direction, frame checks and audio generated through code.
github.com/whaleyxbt/claude-…
2. claude-motion-design
builds animations with HTML, Playwright and ffmpeg. no Remotion required.
github.com/howseen-ai/claude…
3. motion-graphics-skills
13 skills focused on turning product launches into actual videos.
github.com/charlie947/motion…
4. claude-remotion-skill
a prompt-driven Remotion workflow for captions, B-roll and sound.
github.com/haidrrrry/claude-…
5. klik-anim-skill-creation
gives the agent animation and camera rules instead of letting it freestyle every frame.
github.com/t3knobox/klik-ani…
6. hyperframes-motion-reel-skill
builds a motion reel around a 120 BPM beat.
github.com/Sunwood-ai-labs/h…
7. product-launch-motion
a launch-film workflow covering voice-over, camera movement and color grading.
github.com/AbubakrChan/produ…
8. animate
keeps a short animation inside one canvas file, with storyboarding along the way.
github.com/cth9191/animate
9. motion-design-skills
guidance for typography, logos, color and timing in Remotion.
github.com/iart-ai/motion-de…
10. hyperframes-student-kit
a learning kit with 14 skills and 406 motion-graphics cards.
github.com/nateherkai/hyperf…
THE RENDERING LAYER
11. hyperframes
takes HTML-based compositions and exports video.
github.com/heygen-com/hyperf…
12. remotion
build videos using React components.
github.com/remotion-dev/remo…
13. remotion skills
official instructions that help your coding agent work with Remotion.
github.com/remotion-dev/skil…
14. GSAP
the animation toolkit for sequencing movement and controlling timelines.
github.com/greensock/GSAP
THE EXTRA SAUCE
15. motion-design-skill
motion-design principles without locking you into one rendering engine.
github.com/LottieFiles/motio…
16. awesome-motion-design-agent-skills
a directory covering skills for GSAP, Remotion, Lottie and Rive.
github.com/frankxai/awesome-…
17. motion-graphics
a workflow for creating B-roll from a transcript.
github.com/Barty-Bart/motion…
18. motion-dev-animations-skill
for animated websites using Motion. different job from exporting an MP4.
github.com/199-biotechnologi…
19. motion
the animation library previously known as Framer Motion.
github.com/motiondivision/mo…
20. lottie-web
plays Lottie animations on the web when video isn’t the right format.
github.com/airbnb/lottie-web
you don’t need all 20.
pick a skill for the kind of video you want, pair it with a compatible engine, then make Claude build a short test.
watch the frames. fix the timing. render again.
that’s a much better starting point than “make it cinematic” and praying.
save this before it disappears into your bookmarks graveyard.
SECTOR retweeted
who the f*ck let a spider fix prompts... why am i still doing this manually
someone ran a 181-word prompt through it
looked clean
had been used for weeks
first score: 37/100
the spider read it without assuming it knew what anything meant
→ tagged every word as a claim, owner, file, approval or something vague
→ searched the second brain for the missing context
→ pulled back 45 links to decisions already made
→ flagged the 12 things it couldn’t resolve
→ guessed nothing, according to the demo
final score: 82/100
without the author manually rewriting a single line
the interesting part is where the fixes came from
not another model inventing extra instructions
actual context that already existed but never made it into the prompt
which file
whose approval
what had already been decided
all the stuff you end up explaining again every time you start a new chat
if this holds up outside the demo, half my “prompt engineering” is just me doing the spider’s job by hand
SECTOR retweeted
whoever dropped this is f*cking crazy
someone organised 300+ AI agents, frameworks and tools into one GitHub repo.
coding, browser automation, memory, voice, research, multi-agent systems, local models, sandboxes and evals.
one place to look before you spend a weekend rebuilding something that already exists.
the categories are where it gets useful.
need help working inside an existing codebase?
→ Aider / Continue
need several agents handling different parts of a task?
→ CrewAI / AutoGen / MetaGPT
need memory that carries across conversations?
→ Mem0
need a sandbox for executing agent-generated code?
→ E2B
want to run models locally without a hosted inference bill?
→ Ollama
need to trace what happened when an agent goes off-script?
→ AgentOps
and those are just a few entries.
the list spans roughly 25 categories, so you can look for the specific piece your stack is missing instead of scrolling through another random tool dump.
don’t install 300 projects.
find the one that saves you from building the wrong thing.
check whether it’s maintained, read the limitations and try it on one real task.
a repo being listed doesn’t mean it’s production-ready.
but knowing it exists can save you a lot of wasted work.
bookmark the map before your next build.
your first question should be:
“what can I reuse?”
not:
“how do I build all of this from zero?”
SECTOR retweeted
Claude Max costs $200 a month. this repo runs Claude Code for $0.
no subscription. no Anthropic bill.
it's called free-claude-code. 55.9K stars, runs on your own machine.
→ 54 providers with free tiers, 1.3B+ free tokens a month
→ 10 coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode, Cline, Aider and 4 more
→ 1 provider goes down, it switches to your next model mid-turn
→ up to 90% fewer terminal-output tokens with RTK
the catch: you get Claude Code, not Claude. the models are free ones from NVIDIA, Groq and OpenRouter.
$200 every month, forever. free-claude-code: $0.
bookmark it before your next renewal. repo below ↓
github.com/HarnessRouter/har…
SECTOR retweeted
this is f**king dangerous
a free github repo with 108K stars just dropped the entire hedge fund desk as AI agents.
it's called TradingAgents. Apache-2.0, runs on your own machine.
→ 4 analysts read fundamentals, news, sentiment and charts
→ 1 bull and 1 bear argue the trade before it happens
→ 1 trader picks timing and size
→ 1 risk team + 1 portfolio manager approve it or kill it
backtests any ticker across any date range. stocks and crypto.
local models through Ollama = $0 in API.
save and bookmark no matter what
SECTOR retweeted
A VPS costs $480 a year. This repo has given it away since 2015. Nobody pays.
Not a trial. Not a credit card. Not a 14-day countdown.
It's called free-for-dev. 132k stars, 1600+ people adding new free tiers and killing dead ones every single week.
The rule is brutal: if it isn't free for at least 1 year, it never makes the list. If the SSL certificate isn't free too, the whole entry gets deleted.
Inside:
→ Oracle Cloud - 2 servers, 12GB RAM, free forever, no time limit
→ AWS Lambda - 1 million runs a month before you pay a cent
→ Cloudflare - unlimited sites, DNS, SSL and a global CDN
→ Google Cloud Run - 2 million requests a month on the house
Most providers: $40 a month for 1 server. Oracle: 2 servers for $0.
Every side project starts with the same 20 minutes of Googling "is this actually free." This repo did that search in 2015 and has redone it every week for 11 years.
Bookmark it before your next project makes you search all over again.
repo below
SECTOR retweeted
MY TRADING DESK HAS A 5:30 AM MORNING CALL THAT I AM NOT INVITED TO. 8 AGENTS, $200 A MONTH, AND LAST MONTH THEY CLOSED $7,100 WITHOUT ASKING ME ANYTHING
Grok Bot + Pumpfun + Robinhood. no VPS, no code, no developer
week 1: +$1,210, running $1,210
week 2: +$1,350, running $2,560
week 3: +$2,230, running $4,790
week 4: +$2,310, running $7,100
8 desktop agents cost me $200 a month. the same 8 roles inside a crypto fund is about $600,000 a year in analyst salaries before anyone turns a screen on
WHO DOES WHAT
each one owns exactly 1 job and is not allowed a second
> SEARCH: watches GitHub repos and unindexed Telegram before crypto twitter finds it
> RISK: reads the contract. mint authority, LP lock, honeypot check, before a single dollar moves
> SNIPER: executes on chain at the millisecond RISK signs off, not a tick earlier
> WHALE: tracks big wallets and logs quiet accumulation while it is still quiet
> RUG: watches the dev wallet 24/7 and dumps the entire position if they touch the LP
> EXIT: trails the stop and scales out as liquidity thickens
> SHILL: measures social pulse and who is actually talking, not how loudly
> HEAD OF DESK: trades nothing. routes the streams, checks the handoffs, and brings me only the calls that need a human
WHAT THE MONTH ACTUALLY LOOKED LIKE
> 654 tokens scanned
> 165 cleared every filter
> 81 taken, because clearing filters and being worth the size are different questions
> 38 won, 43 lost
> net +$7,100 after fees
read those last 2 lines again. it lost more trades than it won and still finished up $7,100, because EXIT lets winners run and RUG cuts losers in seconds. the win rate is not the business, the ratio is
THE NIGHT IT PAID FOR ITSELF
week 2, 3:41am. RUG saw the dev wallet touch the LP and dumped the full position in under 6 seconds. i was asleep. that single exit was worth more than the subscription for the year
that is the whole argument for running it while you are unconscious
SETUP, ONE EVENING
1 install Grok Bot and create the Head of Desk first, not last
2 write the other 7 as job descriptions, the way you would brief a new hire, not as prompts
3 run the workflow once on your screen so they watch you do it
4 connect Telegram and your wallet webhooks
each agent gets its own browser, terminal and memory, so the floor keeps trading with my laptop shut
crypto used to mean 17 hours at a monitor and a paid group that fills your feed with noise. this took an evening
save this before your next trade
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