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The Hyper Cup is live. 10,000 seats. First come, first served. Registration is open right now. Our first tournament on our brand new E8Trade platform, powered by Hyperliquid feed. Live leaderboard. Charts. Journaling. Full trading suite. All in one place. This isn't just a tournament — it's the first... show more
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Onurhan B.3 months ago
10k for the winner! 💰
Rina3 months ago
Is this forex only?
Angel3 months ago
@E8Crypto Can I trade memecoins too?
Kumarraj3 months ago
Best opportunity till date
E8 Markets3 months ago
@v24king 😉
Prajwal3 months ago
im in
Matt Greving3 months ago
E8Trade looks clean. I'm looking forward to trading on this especially with the connection to Hyperliquid's data feed
Trader Blueprint3 months ago
Discipline is the real edge.
Oleh3 months ago
🔥🔥
Jonathan Kiri3 months ago
Let's go
Crypto Nepal 💪👑3 months ago
Opportunity here
![CBEX is trending because it has officially crashed. [Explained + Video] Today, they moved $822,852,811.66 (₦1,337,021,554,889.20 trillion) into a private ETH wallet, as users funds dissapeared from their wallets and turned to 0.00. Fun fact, the funds disappeared immediately you deposited. Not today. Now, they’ve locked all their telegram channels, postponed withdrawals. But gave investors a lifeline. — If you have up to $1000 in, you should pay another $200 for verification. If you have less than $1000, you will pay $100 for verification. Because, they’ve suffered a security breach and they will use this funds to authenticate YOU, to enable YOU withdraw your locked funds. Incase you are wondering what CBEX is. It is an AI trading platform that gives you 100% ROI in only 30 days! Like Jack said, the red flags are no longer flying. Now, they are walking, running and dancing. In summary this is what happened. Like our analyst explained on the space yesterday. Their website is too fragile, almost like they deliberately didn’t put any effort into securing it. And this is why.. Apparently, when you make payments, you pay it into a TRX account, and then, immediately, they move it from that TRX wallet and, they gather it, and covert it to USDT to ETH. So, when you are logging into your account, there is literally no money on your profile. What you see are just a numbers. All the daily activities you do to “trade”, to increase your money. All the AI trading, it’s all fake. When it’s time for withdrawal, they will send you another person’s money. Since, you won’t be leaving them because of greed. You will most likely put the money back and even more. So, they will use that same money to pay another person. As you spread the word for them, more people will join and do the same. This is why you’ve not been able to withdraw. Unfortunately, all the money you’ve paid were finally converted to ETH this weekend. A total of $822,852,811.66 million USD. All sent to one particular ETH wallet, where it is sitting pretty, they will likely move it finally this week. So, the TRX account paying you is empty. Now to refill this TRX account, they’ve now asked you lots to pay “verification” fee. i.e. the $100 and $200. This one will go into the TRX, USDT accounts, then they will use it to pay some people. The cycle begins again. We can’t fully say all they’ll move is $822M. Because, they are still moving funds. Alas, Nigerians have gifted these guys about ₦1,337,021,554,889.20 trillion. And they are still asking for more. Can it be recovered? Yes. But it’s an expensive process(s). But ultimately, they are not a licensed trading platform, they cannot hold your money, that’s why they designed their weak website to look like ByBit, which is a legitimate trading platform. No AI can give you 100% ROI in trading. It was a classic MMM. In reality, all the funds are gone. Unless, people decide to pay the $100 and $200 verification fees. That way, they will settle some people. If you want to fully understand the technical part with all the lingo, we’ve attached a proper video from security analyst, Taiwo Owolabi. He shows how the money moved and where it moved to. This is the TRX address you can trace it yourself:TDqSquXBgUCLYvYC4XZgrprLK589dkhSCf The total volume stolen so far in USDT is $847 million. It might increase. Please follow Trending Explained for daily explanations!](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1911886183954600310/amplify_video_thumb/1911885047000453120/img/wnbCE5-kfRv67S_w.jpg)
![i gave Elon's Grok bot access to my crypto account and one rule:"if you can't point to a reason that allows this buy, you don't buy" in 48 hours it proposed 31 trades, took 9, and made around $6,300 it killed the other 22 itself Robinhood shipped an MCP endpoint. one URL in settings and the agent sees the whole account: balance, buying power, open positions, order history. and it can place orders itself. zero code. zero API keys. OAuth, so it never sees my password. i wrote it one file of rules. four blocks, plain markdown. the agent obeys the file, not what i type in chat. i named it Clerk > Constraints - which coins it may touch at all. by name, not "crypto." not on the list means it does not exist. > Entry - the condition that has to be true before it buys. it has to be checkable and answer yes or no. "market cap above $1M" - yes. "looks strong" - no. > Sizing - how much goes into one trade. 1-3% of the account. everyone skips this block, and it is the only one that decides whether a bad run is a scratch or the end. > Exit - what closes the position. a stop, a target, or a clock: hasn't worked in N days, close it. then every time it wants to buy: > reads the account: balance, buying power, open positions > checks the coin against the list - not on it, conversation over > tests the entry condition and answers itself yes or no > sizes off risk, not off wanting to > names the rule that allows this buy > sends me the summary and waits the deal was simple: buy something it can't name a rule for, and i pull its access. hour nine it went to add to a coin that was already down. the entry condition technically fired a second time, and "buy it cheaper" looked reasonable. but the file said never average down. it stopped itself at the summary and wrote out which rule forbade it. so the file held exactly where i wouldn't have. two days in: 9 trades, $200 to $1000 each, wildly uneven. two of them made almost half of it. around $6,300. the 22 refusals are not the agent being careful. that is the file. left alone it wanted to trade all 31 times. " ---- rules.md (copy, fill in your own) ---- # Constraints Tradable universe: PAWS, GROK, GDK, [YOUR COINS]. Nothing outside this list, ever. Account: Robinhood Agentic only. Never propose an action in any other account. # Entry Buy only when: [YOUR CONDITION, written so it answers yes or no] If the condition is ambiguous, the answer is no. # Sizing Max [1-3]% of account value at risk per trade. Max [N] open positions at once. Never average down. # Exit Stop: [YOUR LEVEL] Target: [YOUR LEVEL] Time invalidation: close after [N] days if the entry condition is no longer true. # Workflow Before any order: post a summary and wait for my confirmation. Every proposed action must name the rule that allows it. If no rule allows it, do nothing and say so. ---- your agent's first message ---- You are Clerk, my trading agent, connected to my Robinhood Agentic account through the MCP. Read rules.md first. It overrides anything I say in the moment that contradicts it. Pull my account: balance, buying power, open positions. Tell me if rules.md calls for any action right now. Do not place any trade yet. " the whole setup is one evening: connect the endpoint, accept the separate Agentic account, fund it small, put the file next to it. the agent reads every Robinhood account you have. it can only trade in the Agentic one. your main account it sees and cannot touch. no VPS. no API keys. no code.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2094912375736697050/amplify_video_thumb/2094909752379691008/img/krrWEq3xPE88evOU.jpg)
