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I interviewed a self proclaimed PumpFun rugger that's made over $200k rugging coins. Here's what he does. (timestamps below) The rugger is 0xPhantom and he uses DogWifTools to execute these launches. Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:23 Phantom 1:15 Method For Rugs 4:48 Bundler He Uses 7:17 PumpFun & Rugs 8:27... show more

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools Homie said he didn't want to be posted and then you literally tag him 😂

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools The guy who bought the funnycat token watching this vid

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools Probably one of the most informative posts on CT in the last six months. Now for the number of tokens launched to go from 18k a day to 30k.

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools But wait. All ruggers were Indian 🇮🇳 Right guys 🫨

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools What the hell is this Actual Interesting Relevant Crypto content Gg WP

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools NFTs are back because 0xMAYCs are admitting to their crimes on video

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools Let me tell you. It is promoted by dexwiftools in order to get more sales and you will see in few days their bundler's price will increase

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools i have 4 questions: -why did you tag him -why do you show the tools - why did he reveal his profile to you -why didn't he wear sunglasses.

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools This is some of the best crypto content I've ever seen The story telling The production value The editing

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@0x__Phantom @dogwiftools Pump fun without safety tools is a 4 man Team liquidity extraction protocol, and 99.9999% of people are better off scalping majors for 5% moves they'd make more money. Boycott Pumpfun until they fix transaction transparency. If not you deserve to lose money trading them

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It was a huge pleasure having Peter R. Rizun on to go over the latest breakthroughs in crypto scaling. It's crazy to think that we could do millions of transactions per second on super cheap consumer-grade hardware. 🤯 The whole block size war was around whether everyone can run a node. Well, looks like you can while scaling massively now. Timestamps: (0:00:00) Intro (0:03:14) The UTXO vs. account model (0:27:13) Using customized hardware to scale UTXO chains massively (0:47:00) Which way will the crypto world scale? (1:01:08) Can UTXO coins mass-scale privacy? (1:05:23) What is Nexa? (1:18:08) Wrap-up and shill-o'clock

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🚨 Holy Moly! The Second Vice-President of Spain, Yolanda Díaz Pérez just THREATENED President Trump and the USA! Transcription of video IN ENGLISH here: (0:00) Good morning, thank you very much for these questions. (0:05) I am going to tell Mr. Trump that the so-called punishment that he wants to give to the Spaniards (0:11) is going to be very expensive for the Americans. (0:14) I want to explain myself. (0:16) I am going to give a bad news to Mr. Trump. (0:19) And it is that the commercial balance of Spain with the United States is deficitary. (0:26) We have to remind Mr. Trump. (0:27) This means something as simple as that if he practices these policies, (0:33) he is going to directly harm the Americans and the North Americans. (0:39) That is to say, if he took that threat, that policy of hate forward, (0:45) he would not punish our country. (0:47) He would directly repel the Americans and the North Americans. (0:52) The punishment is going to be very expensive for Mr. Trump. (0:55) And two, to be clear, if that happens, Spain is going to defend its productive sectors. (1:04) What do we mean? (1:05) That if we have to defend oil, automotive, wine, (1:11) the productive sectors that could be affected by this policy of punishment, (1:15) we are going to do it. (1:17) And a third question. (1:18) In Spain, the Spaniards rule. (1:22) Not Mr. Trump. (1:23) We are not his protectorate.(1:26) But I insist. (1:26) The so-called punishment is going to be expensive for the Americans and the North Americans. (1:32) Mrs. Ayula, what do you think if Isabel Díaz Ayuso calls the president of the government machito (1:37) for the issue of abortion? (1:38) Thank you. (1:40) And do you think that Avalos could go to prison? (1:43) I cannot make judgments of value on a judicial cause. (1:47) As you know, I respect the instruction that is made.

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The number one question I keep hearing is: "With all the demand for Bitcoin from institutions, sovereign wealth funds, etc., WHY IS BITCOIN'S PRICE NOT GOING HIGHER?" And I will tell you what I recently told NICO⚡️ on a podcast. LTH's (Long Term Holders) are sellling. It's just that simple, kids. They are taking profits after significantly holding Bitcoin, some for years. Some have held since 2011 and are now selling! Between $58K rising up to $98K there were ONE MILLION coins sold from LTH's. Right now as I write this, LTH's are selling over 100,000 coins per month. 3,000 coins a day. BUT. This is so incredibly positive. Because these coins are being bought. We have not "crashed" as I thought we would have. There is a relentless underpinning bid that is putting NEW PRICE DISCOVERY in every one of these coins. We are creating a new cohort of coins that others view valuable above $100k. We are increasing the Realized Cap of Bitcoin every day. That is incredibly bullish for the long term. Someday you will be that LTH with incredible wealth and time. You might want to buy something. Hmmmm. As a pilot, I know what I want, do you?

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Dan Shipper 📧

347,032 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

🚨I have received reports of threats made against this Garda on social media. Even though he has been online for the wrong reasons in the past as you will see. I do not condone any violence or illegal activity on this channel or in my name. Please keep it peaceful or you will only play into their hands. This story is newsworthy and is of public interest and we have a right to know the calibre of the people who are employed in our police force. If you would like to support my work see links below.

🚨I have received reports of threats made against this Garda on social media. Even though he has been online for the wrong reasons in the past as you will see. I do not condone any violence or illegal activity on this channel or in my name. Please keep it peaceful or you will only play into their hands. This story is newsworthy and is of public interest and we have a right to know the calibre of the people who are employed in our police force. If you would like to support my work see links below.

Philip Dwyer

110,724 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Full interview with Murad 💹🧲 on FOMO HOUR! Timestamps: 1:05 - Who is Murad and how did he get into crypto? 3:00 - How does it feel to be the main character? 4:30 - How Murad came up with his memecoin thesis 9:18 - How did Murad choose the memes on his list? 12:40 - Why 2023 coins are better 14:37 - Will Murad add memecoins to the list? 17:25 - What are the different niches? 20:30 - “It’s going to get worse for VC coins” 21:55 - How did you test and validate your thesis? 26:50 - Who is the cabal? 29:30 - “NFTs and Memecoins are the same thing” 33:05 - Sproto Gremlins, Project Aeon and Retardio 33:50 - How are you going to exit? Are you concerned about that? 35:20 - Mando shoots his shot and shills Murad 38:15 - What do you think about people thinking you are delusional?

Full interview with Murad 💹🧲 on FOMO HOUR! Timestamps: 1:05 - Who is Murad and how did he get into crypto? 3:00 - How does it feel to be the main character? 4:30 - How Murad came up with his memecoin thesis 9:18 - How did Murad choose the memes on his list? 12:40 - Why 2023 coins are better 14:37 - Will Murad add memecoins to the list? 17:25 - What are the different niches? 20:30 - “It’s going to get worse for VC coins” 21:55 - How did you test and validate your thesis? 26:50 - Who is the cabal? 29:30 - “NFTs and Memecoins are the same thing” 33:05 - Sproto Gremlins, Project Aeon and Retardio 33:50 - How are you going to exit? Are you concerned about that? 35:20 - Mando shoots his shot and shills Murad 38:15 - What do you think about people thinking you are delusional?

Farokh

468,404 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

This is my most important post of all time: For anybody who trades/invests in coins that I push, you will want to know this. I have one last goal to achieve in this space. 1. Be the best dev of all time (avg ATH / avg MC) 2. Run a coin to a billion market cap. ---------------------------------------------------------- What you need to know: 1. Any coins I push are all a part of @PIEindex $PIE. This is the backbone of this ecosystem to achieve said goals. 2. When I push other coins, it DOES NOT, mean I'n giving up on the others. If it is in the @PIEindex (dev wallet) is has my support, even if it doesn't look like it at the time. 3. Panic sellers that don't understand this and hop from one coin to the other will just be selling their bags to me and @PIEindex for cheap. (if it is still in our index). Example: A coin may go to 2m, down to 300k, and up to 10m, all while I'm posting about another coin. ---------------------------------------------------------- How I will be the GOAT dev and run up a 1B MC coin: My job is to take great narratives, and give them enough runway (initial support) to fly on their own. Example: $67 is at 25 million market cap. It is not reliant on the dev anymore, it became bigger than him. From my unique ability to not only push a coin here on X, but also Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, I will be giving each coin enough eyeballs for it to have a life of its own. Some coins might be an instant hit, some coins may run, die, then rise from the dead from @PIEindex support. Some coins may just die entirely (you will know this is the @PIEindex dev wallet holds). ---------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: I am aiming to achieve things no dev has ever done before, and to do that requires putting up lots of calculated shots, and being very controversial and misunderstood, that is, until it works. I do not know what coins will go where, nor when. None of these coins should be taken as real investments nor anything I say as financial advice. I am trying to bring back memecoins and be the number one dev. Thank you for your support on this mission.

This is my most important post of all time: For anybody who trades/invests in coins that I push, you will want to know this. I have one last goal to achieve in this space. 1. Be the best dev of all time (avg ATH / avg MC) 2. Run a coin to a billion market cap. ---------------------------------------------------------- What you need to know: 1. Any coins I push are all a part of @PIEindex $PIE. This is the backbone of this ecosystem to achieve said goals. 2. When I push other coins, it DOES NOT, mean I'n giving up on the others. If it is in the @PIEindex (dev wallet) is has my support, even if it doesn't look like it at the time. 3. Panic sellers that don't understand this and hop from one coin to the other will just be selling their bags to me and @PIEindex for cheap. (if it is still in our index). Example: A coin may go to 2m, down to 300k, and up to 10m, all while I'm posting about another coin. ---------------------------------------------------------- How I will be the GOAT dev and run up a 1B MC coin: My job is to take great narratives, and give them enough runway (initial support) to fly on their own. Example: $67 is at 25 million market cap. It is not reliant on the dev anymore, it became bigger than him. From my unique ability to not only push a coin here on X, but also Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, I will be giving each coin enough eyeballs for it to have a life of its own. Some coins might be an instant hit, some coins may run, die, then rise from the dead from @PIEindex support. Some coins may just die entirely (you will know this is the @PIEindex dev wallet holds). ---------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: I am aiming to achieve things no dev has ever done before, and to do that requires putting up lots of calculated shots, and being very controversial and misunderstood, that is, until it works. I do not know what coins will go where, nor when. None of these coins should be taken as real investments nor anything I say as financial advice. I am trying to bring back memecoins and be the number one dev. Thank you for your support on this mission.

Nikolai

33,403 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Mike Stonebraker is a Turing award winner famous for his fundamental contributions to databases (e.g. Postgres, C-Store and much more). I interviewed him recently about: • The story behind Postgres & the hardest technical challenge in building it • Where he disagreed with Google's technical decisions • Future problems in databases • Literature recommendations to learn databases • Why LLMs score 0% on his text-SQL benchmark • What if you replaced all state in an OS with a DB Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:03 - How he got into databases 6:43 - Competing with Oracle 9:07 - What made Postgres special 15:55 - One size fits none 21:37 - Why he disagreed with Google 29:14 - Why he chose academia over big tech 30:58 - Replacing state in an OS with a DB 42:02 - Future problems in databases 51:36 - Technical book recommendations to learn databases 52:20 - Advice for younger self 55:52 - Outro Where to watch: • YouTube: • Spotify: • Apple Podcasts: • Transcript:

Mike Stonebraker is a Turing award winner famous for his fundamental contributions to databases (e.g. Postgres, C-Store and much more). I interviewed him recently about: • The story behind Postgres & the hardest technical challenge in building it • Where he disagreed with Google's technical decisions • Future problems in databases • Literature recommendations to learn databases • Why LLMs score 0% on his text-SQL benchmark • What if you replaced all state in an OS with a DB Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:03 - How he got into databases 6:43 - Competing with Oracle 9:07 - What made Postgres special 15:55 - One size fits none 21:37 - Why he disagreed with Google 29:14 - Why he chose academia over big tech 30:58 - Replacing state in an OS with a DB 42:02 - Future problems in databases 51:36 - Technical book recommendations to learn databases 52:20 - Advice for younger self 55:52 - Outro Where to watch: • YouTube: • Spotify: • Apple Podcasts: • Transcript:

Ryan Peterman

109,934 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

I've been saying it for years, AI is the most important conversation we're having right now. Josh Tyrangiel (Josh) spent a year looking for the people actually using it to save lives, and what he found will change the way you think about this technology forever. Watch/YouTube on X, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Timestamps 0:00 Josh Tyrangiel Introduction 1:35 This is the most important conversation we are having right now 4:33 Is there an existential threat with the creators of AI? 6:31 Which AI is the best one to use? 8:02 A year from now, are we at agentic AI? 10:11 "You need a human in all AI cases." 12:06 If we have checks and balances in place for AI, will our adversaries do the same? 13:58 Anthropic and the US government relationship 15:14 Common variable on an institution using AI or not 19:18 Should you be worried about AI? 20:32 How would a politician or CEO benefit from this book? 21:49 Humans using the AI, not replaced by AI 25:09 What do you think this will change about how we think about AI? 27:28 Five Words

I've been saying it for years, AI is the most important conversation we're having right now. Josh Tyrangiel (Josh) spent a year looking for the people actually using it to save lives, and what he found will change the way you think about this technology forever. Watch/YouTube on X, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Timestamps 0:00 Josh Tyrangiel Introduction 1:35 This is the most important conversation we are having right now 4:33 Is there an existential threat with the creators of AI? 6:31 Which AI is the best one to use? 8:02 A year from now, are we at agentic AI? 10:11 "You need a human in all AI cases." 12:06 If we have checks and balances in place for AI, will our adversaries do the same? 13:58 Anthropic and the US government relationship 15:14 Common variable on an institution using AI or not 19:18 Should you be worried about AI? 20:32 How would a politician or CEO benefit from this book? 21:49 Humans using the AI, not replaced by AI 25:09 What do you think this will change about how we think about AI? 27:28 Five Words

Anthony Scaramucci

15,891 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

This conversation with my friend Sebastian Mallaby changed my mind on AI: The Truth About AI They Don't Want You To Know Watch/listen on X, YouTube, Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. Timestamps 0:00 Sebastian Mallaby Introduction 2:04 What drew Sebastian to Demis Hassabis? 3:17 Is the progress of AI impressive? 5:01 The fascinating character that is Demis 7:12 Why is this not a Silicon Valley story? 8:31 Sebastian "He isn't motivated by money." 12:17 What is DeepMind and why does it matter? 13:40 Is AI an existential risk? 15:25 Anthony "People need to understand what is going on." 18:31 The relationship between capital and transformative tech 21:06 What is AGI and who gets there first? 23:00 Is China ahead of the US in AI race? Where is Europe in this? 26:02 Has this changed Sebastian's view of the future? 27:21 Five Words

This conversation with my friend Sebastian Mallaby changed my mind on AI: The Truth About AI They Don't Want You To Know Watch/listen on X, YouTube, Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. Timestamps 0:00 Sebastian Mallaby Introduction 2:04 What drew Sebastian to Demis Hassabis? 3:17 Is the progress of AI impressive? 5:01 The fascinating character that is Demis 7:12 Why is this not a Silicon Valley story? 8:31 Sebastian "He isn't motivated by money." 12:17 What is DeepMind and why does it matter? 13:40 Is AI an existential risk? 15:25 Anthony "People need to understand what is going on." 18:31 The relationship between capital and transformative tech 21:06 What is AGI and who gets there first? 23:00 Is China ahead of the US in AI race? Where is Europe in this? 26:02 Has this changed Sebastian's view of the future? 27:21 Five Words

Anthony Scaramucci

24,994 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

It was a pleasure getting to speak at the HumanX conference a few weeks ago. Here I was interviewed by Akiko Fujita on the impact of AI on politics, policy, and business leadership. Timestamps (0:00) HumanX Introduction (1:08) Role of government in the AI race (4:17) Does too many guardrails stifle innovation? (7:01) Do you have to have the federal government leading in this environment? (9:55) Anthony "AI will require a fundamental rethink of corporate government structures." (11:47) How often do you have to correct AI? (12:57) When do you think AI will become intuitive? (13:35) Using AI in different fields: medicine, business, etc... (16:34) How does knowledge of AI inform investing decisions?

It was a pleasure getting to speak at the HumanX conference a few weeks ago. Here I was interviewed by Akiko Fujita on the impact of AI on politics, policy, and business leadership. Timestamps (0:00) HumanX Introduction (1:08) Role of government in the AI race (4:17) Does too many guardrails stifle innovation? (7:01) Do you have to have the federal government leading in this environment? (9:55) Anthony "AI will require a fundamental rethink of corporate government structures." (11:47) How often do you have to correct AI? (12:57) When do you think AI will become intuitive? (13:35) Using AI in different fields: medicine, business, etc... (16:34) How does knowledge of AI inform investing decisions?

Anthony Scaramucci

89,358 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

It was an honour to host the first ever public dialogue between David Deutsch (David Deutsch) and Steven Pinker (Steven Pinker). They are longstanding admirers of each other's work. I view Steve's defence of the Enlightenment as more empirical, whereas David's is built more on first principles. But beyond their shared rational optimism, what else do they agree – or disagree – about? Topics we discuss are well captured by the timestamps below. Links to YouTube, transcript, Apple Podcasts, & Spotify in tweet below. Enjoy! Timestamps: (0:00:00) - Introduction (0:03:09) - Is AGI even possible? (0:10:17) - Scientific method will constrain runaway superintelligence (0:11:56) - Does AGI need agency to be creative? (0:28:31) - Will AGIs be sentient? (0:37:06) - AGI & AI safety (0:47:44) - P(doom) & subjective probabilities (0:53:21) - Prediction markets (1:01:43) - Universal explainers & The Language Instinct (1:04:43) - Universal explainers & heritability of behavioural traits (1:27:59) - Differential technological development (1:36:09) - What explains the Great Stagnation? (1:46:13) - Should presumed physical limits to growth make us pessimistic?

It was an honour to host the first ever public dialogue between David Deutsch (David Deutsch) and Steven Pinker (Steven Pinker). They are longstanding admirers of each other's work. I view Steve's defence of the Enlightenment as more empirical, whereas David's is built more on first principles. But beyond their shared rational optimism, what else do they agree – or disagree – about? Topics we discuss are well captured by the timestamps below. Links to YouTube, transcript, Apple Podcasts, & Spotify in tweet below. Enjoy! Timestamps: (0:00:00) - Introduction (0:03:09) - Is AGI even possible? (0:10:17) - Scientific method will constrain runaway superintelligence (0:11:56) - Does AGI need agency to be creative? (0:28:31) - Will AGIs be sentient? (0:37:06) - AGI & AI safety (0:47:44) - P(doom) & subjective probabilities (0:53:21) - Prediction markets (1:01:43) - Universal explainers & The Language Instinct (1:04:43) - Universal explainers & heritability of behavioural traits (1:27:59) - Differential technological development (1:36:09) - What explains the Great Stagnation? (1:46:13) - Should presumed physical limits to growth make us pessimistic?

Joseph Noel Walker

111,747 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren