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a former crypto hedge fund manager walked cnbc through his new team. every employee is an AI agent: "we've got houston. he's mission control. he's in charge of everything. he talks to all these bots, all these bots come back and talk to him." "we've got doocey, who's in... show more

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TheChartGuys21 days ago

A couple key details missing about the shift.... results? Who cares how much money is being saved if they are not making money.

Jay21 days ago

"Former crypto hedge fund manager" says it all

🔮(𝕏ᵀ𝕏) - loracle.hl20 days ago

Snake oil final boss

Chuck Norris20 days ago

And he still underperforms the S&P 500.

007_futs21 days ago

LARP

Steven Rogé21 days ago

There are much easier ways to underperform the market.

ross mikizy20 days ago

@grok is he using Grok Bot?

Jan Woldstad21 days ago

So basically dude took the skills.md to the extreme lol

Davidd Tech21 days ago

Looks like a smart man to me.

WhiteHex21 days ago

Griffin from Citadel in one his interview said Citadel chose only 5 AI projects from 500 proposed. No one hedged fund will delegate their trading flow to AI nowadays. Here the former fund manager just plays with AI without showing any ROI

VersacePancakes21 days ago

What's the total burn rate

volovuk21 days ago

This checks out — it’s Brian Kelly (formerly ran a crypto hedge fund) and his firm Bracket22, which he built around AI agents including “Houston,” “Steffi,” and “Desmond” (the post says “Doocey,” which may be a mishearing/typo). CNBC reported he cut annual labor costs from roughly $5M to $30–40K a year, and the fund trades only his own capital

Drew Invests21 days ago

Lost me at Crypto

AI Mastery Guide21 days ago

All bot employees is such a wild setup

Sebastian Winzker21 days ago

@pdfrackebrandt 😉

FatThor21 days ago

What happened to the crypto fund?

Tibor S.21 days ago

It's not what the tools can do - it's what the tool's programmer knows.

TRW Capital21 days ago

Former crypto hedge fund manager.... Couldn't have been much of a career

ApeAlex21 days ago

@grok What is the statistical likelyhood that a hedgefund will outperform s&p 500

Chris Jones21 days ago

LOL

mATTHEW rYAN20 days ago

gonna be an expensive lesson lol

Roby Alamsyah21 days ago

This is the most delighted I've felt in ages. That is my favorite kind of surprise.

chukdotcom20 days ago

That's great and all, but you can just buy VOO and do better.

njoii.eth21 days ago

Interesting architecture. The red-team role makes this more than agent theater. The production test is shared state, clear authority, and a kill/recovery path when agents disagree or data goes stale. Less headcount. More auditable control loops.

notgwapo20 days ago

wonder what doocey’s role is lol sounds like mission impossible for crypto 🤔

Humanity Labs20 days ago

The org chart is the wrong unit of comparison. This is not one human replaced by many agents. It is one accountable operator expanding capacity through specialized systems. The real test is whether decisions remain attributable when the thesis fails.

Manu21 days ago

Horsehit

zamson21 days ago

Depressing

Thinking like EB21 days ago

So do they overfit?

Etienne21 days ago

@SaveToList

Rabid Quant21 days ago

Wife is already jealous of my Hermes Agent texting me at night this would put that bitch over the edge..

Ricardo21 days ago

We’re cooked

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