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Watch me ape Pump.fun coins using my BRAINWAVES using only an EEG headset. We entered Colosseum to build an AI interface that is HANDS-FREE and today we go back to the trenches with the NeuroSnipe demo! BONUS: watch until the end for a sneak peek of the NeuroType interface!

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