
draven
@dravenip • 737,682 subscribers
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🚨 ANTHROPIC JUST SHARED A 27-MINUTE WORKSHOP ON HOW TO ACTUALLY PROMPT CLAUDE (English + Spanish subtitles) Taught by the people who built it. Free. No sign-up. No paywall. I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes. 🔖 Watch it and save it now.
draven1,952,572 views • 3 days ago

I came for a character design tutorial and left wanting an entire series featuring these two. 🏀✨ Explore FlovaAI’s High-End Character Face Design Skill to create your own compelling characters, complete with detailed close-ups and full-body views. Watch the tutorial starting at 0:18 and bring your creative vision to life. 🎨
draven1,047,702 views • 5 days ago

FULL TUTORIAL TO BUILD YOUR OWN AI TRADING BOT WITH CLAUDE IN 14 MINUTES This ex-Meta engineer builds a bot that trades for you 24/7, and you don’t need to know how to code. → connects Claude Code to Alpaca with an MCP → gives it a simple strategy (20/50-day moving average crossover) → the bot checks the market on its own and buys or sells when the signal hits people sell courses like this for $497. he’s giving it away for free, and he tests everything with paper trading first. 🔖 Save it, it’s worth it.
draven1,360,403 views • 13 days ago

🚨| HOW ONE PERSON BUILT A FULLY AUTOMATED TRADING BOT IN 34 MINUTES, WITHOUT WRITING A SINGLE LINE OF CODE didn't touch a code editor. just talked to Claude Code. → detects market regime on its own: bull, bear, sideways → switches strategies automatically for each regime → 13 safety checks before every single trade → stop-loss, circuit breakers, position limits, correlation check → walk-forward backtest, not curve fitting, real simulation → connected to Alpaca for free paper trading → 45 out of 45 tests passing → full pipeline: data → regime → signal → risk → order → log hedge funds pay millions to build this. he paid $0.
draven451,338 views • 2 months ago

AFTER 10,000 AGENTS AND GPT-6 ASTRA, TWO MORE $1 MILLION MATH PROBLEMS MAY BE NEXT For decades, two of mathematics’ hardest problems have resisted every attempt at a complete proof. -> Now rumors suggest AI labs are closing in on both. OpenAI is very close to verifying the Hodge conjecture. Either OpenAI or Anthropic is reportedly nearing a solution to Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer. Two different fields. A combined $2 million in prizes. Hodge connects algebraic geometry and topology. Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer concerns rational points on elliptic curves. The previous Navier–Stokes announcement involved around 10,000 agents, 130 billion output tokens and 88 hours of work. GPT-6 Astra then spent another 17 hours formalizing and verifying the proposed proof in Lean. Could Astra help turn the next claimed breakthrough into a checkable proof? If these rumors hold up, three Millennium Problems could see claimed breakthroughs within one month. Decades between breakthroughs could become weeks. How much of mathematics could AI redraw before the year ends.. ↓
draven124,431 views • 1 month ago

i think the weirdest part of griffin is forgetting you’re talking to AI you can interrupt it, it can interrupt you, it notices what’s happening around you and actually reacts to it there’s no waiting for the “right turn” to speak tavus gave me early access and this genuinely feels like a different kind of AI
draven57,439 views • 27 days ago

AI creator with 500K followers just killed the UGC ad industry. He connected Postiz to Claude Code through GitHub, and now generates full UGC ads without touching a camera, hiring an actor, or writing a single line of script. Upload your product. Type "generate a high converting UGC ad." Claude builds the avatar, writes the system prompt, outputs the entire video. Want 10 variations with 10 different avatars? One sentence. Done in minutes. UGC agencies charge $400-1,500 per video and take two weeks. This setup does it in minutes and costs nothing extra. He dropped the GitHub link publicly. Half a million people watched. Ad agencies still haven't figured out what hit them.
draven26,960 views • 21 days ago

12 GROK BOT AGENTS TURNED $50 INTO $2,000 IN 2 DAY Grok Bot by Elon Musk is running a trading floor for me. Twelve agents, three markets, and I can literally watch every one of them walk, work, and earn. The morning call is at 4am. I am not in it. Millennium runs 330 pods with desks laid out exactly like this one. Mine is a pixel office in a browser tab. > TAPE watches the prints and calls out size hitting the offer > VERIFY re-checks every number and kills the ones that lie > QUANT sits on the models and refits them the moment they drift > MACRO takes the Asia handover before I wake up > RISK holds the stops and opens every report with the worst fact > FLOW reads the sweeps and the funding flips The CHIEF never trades. He routes the work, checks every handoff and when someone books a loss, he walks across the floor and bonks him on the head. That is not a joke feature. That is the org chart. Three floors, one office: > CRYPTO $BTC / $ETH / $SOL on live Binance prints. The Michael Saylor runs it. > MEME $GROKSTREET / $ANSEM / $GATO live from A black Charging Bull statue glows emerald over the desks. Ansem 🐂🀄️ is literally The Black Bull. > INDEX $TSLA / $NVDA / $SPX. The quiet floor. Nobody trades rumors here. Boss on this floor is Elon Musk And the math is the honest part. $50 to $2,000 is 40x which sounds insane until you do the log: +0.5% compounded needs about 740 trades. A human cannot take 740 disciplined trades without tilting. Twelve agents that never sleep, never revenge-trade and never "feel it"can. The floor is alive. Monitors light up when an agent sits down. Earnings pop over their heads +$0.12, +$0.17. Two agents hit at once and confetti flies: DOUBLE WIN. They carry the cash to the vault and you watch the coins go. Book hits +25% and the screen freezes to crown the top earner. Nobody softens the red days at breakfast it is on the screen. A trading floor used to mean a lease, a payroll and a compliance officer. Mine is one HTML file. No server, no VPS, no dev to wait on. Thank you Elon Musk and the SpaceXAI team Grok Bot didn't give us a chatbot, it gave us employees. I supplied $50 and the rules. The agents supplied the boring trades. Walk the floor below.
draven42,738 views • 1 month ago

There’s a guy running a high-frequency trading algorithm on Polymarket, averaging just $53 per trade. In the end, he made $129,923. His bot specializes in short-term BTC and ETH up/down markets, using a mixed strategy of two-sided market making plus complete-pair accumulation, combined with inventory rebalancing. The specific logic works like this: First, it accumulates positions on both the “up” and “down” sides at different times. On both sides it hangs buy orders, taking advantage of market volatility to get filled at different prices. For example, on the “up” side it buys at 47 cents, and a while later on the “down” side it buys at 52 cents, adding up to 99 cents combined, which locks in a guaranteed 1 cent gross profit. Second, it keeps a bit of directional exposure. After putting together complete pairs, if its fair-probability model sees an edge, it holds onto part of the directional position. The model is based on external data on the underlying assets, order book depth, and things like momentum, acceleration, and volatility. His main Polymarket page: The core edge of his high-frequency algorithm is constantly repeating the same cycle, steadily eating up the price difference to keep compounding his capital into a bigger and bigger pile.
draven60,555 views • 1 month ago

19-year-old took a TikTok Shop video that had already made $1.47m rebuilt it with Claude for less than two dollars. no editor. no camera. no team. he found a format already doing $8.17k/day, copied the structure, changed the angle and posted. most people still guess what to make. he copied what was already working. the article below shows the full version: one idea → YouTube, TikTok, Reels. Claude writes. CapCut edits. Python posts.
draven39,368 views • 1 month ago

BRO ALMOST USED THE NEW MODEL FOR FREE AND MADE $1,240 IN 13 HOURS. He pulled an open-source trading bot for an ETH wallet off GitHub. A stack of cheaper models - Luna, Terra, Sol went through the code first, flagged nothing critical. Astra got pulled in once, for a single review pass on top of that - not to write anything, just to check the cheaper models' work before it touched a live wallet. For the actual run, Astra's only job was watching the process - not debugging, not generating, just monitoring. That's almost no output tokens, which is why the expensive model barely showed up on the bill. Cheap models did the volume work, Astra did one narrow supervisory pass - same shape as the guide's routing table, just applied to a live bot instead of a coding session. Over 13 hours, the bot cleared $1,240. The part worth taking from this isn't the number. It's that "using the expensive model for free" really means using it for almost nothing - a small, specific job instead of the whole pipeline.
draven17,860 views • 1 month ago

Most people use ChatGPT Astra to answer generic marketing questions. Here's how to make it build AI UGC that actually converts: Load your campaign context once, app, audience, past wins and losses, so it stops guessing and starts answering yours. Then: → Feed it video as structured data (it only reads text + images) → Cluster your best hooks by structure, not topic, rank by views → Mine your comments, your next hook is already there → Generate new hooks from your own winning patterns → Write each creator's brief in their own voice Run this loop weekly. 15 minutes replaces hours of manual review. Built this into Postiz so the whole thing runs on autopilot.
draven17,324 views • 1 month ago

Wall Street analysts get paid over $550k a year to do what Claude now does in minutes. This 1-hour Anthropic keynote will teach you more about managing finances with Claude than a 5-year Stanford MBA. 100 Bloomberg tabs, a 5am prep call. All that hustle, replaced by a first-class AI collaborator. Save it and watch today, then read the article below.
draven19,267 views • 2 months ago
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