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เผื่อใครจะหลงลืมอะไรไป 9 ปีที่ผ่านมา มีหลายคนเข้ามา หลายคนออกไป แต่สิ่งนึงที่ยังเป็นความจริงอยู่ตลอดไป คือเค้าอยู่ด้วยกันมาตั้งแต่ day 0 เค้ายังไม่มีพวกเรา แต่เค้ามีกัน และแน่นอนว่ายังคง still counting นะจ้ะ ⭐️

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Colion Noir

57,611 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

SpaceX just pulled off the biggest IPO in history, so Mike Novogratz (Mike Novogratz) and I are breaking down what it means for your portfolio, why $40 trillion in debt might actually require inflation to survive, how Social Security is set to go broke by 2032, whether the Clarity Act still has a pulse, Bitcoin reclaiming $70K, and so much more on this week's All Things Markets (All Things Markets). Watch on X, YouTube, and Spotify right now!!!!! Timestamps 0:00 Mooch and Novo are back! 0:43 SpaceX IPOs with the biggest IPO of all time 3:31 SpaceX and American innovation post-9/11 6:22 Senator Warren's letter on SpaceX voting structure 10:23 President Trump says inflation will "come down like a rock." 14:03 Social Security runs dry by 2032, and what we can do to fix it 16:38 Warsh signals a rate hike? SpaceX closes above $2 trillion on Day 1? 17:20 Iran war over by the end of June? 18:20 The Clarity Act passes the Senate by September 23:15 Bitcoin reclaims $70K before the end of July 24:47 Team USA advances out of the World Cup group stage 25:30 Knicks win the championship in Game 5 28:17 Breaking down Saylor's Bitcoin sell-then-buy strategy 31:15 What made you smile this week?
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SpaceX just pulled off the biggest IPO in history, so Mike Novogratz (Mike Novogratz) and I are breaking down what it means for your portfolio, why $40 trillion in debt might actually require inflation to survive, how Social Security is set to go broke by 2032, whether the Clarity Act still has a pulse, Bitcoin reclaiming $70K, and so much more on this week's All Things Markets (All Things Markets). Watch on X, YouTube, and Spotify right now!!!!! Timestamps 0:00 Mooch and Novo are back! 0:43 SpaceX IPOs with the biggest IPO of all time 3:31 SpaceX and American innovation post-9/11 6:22 Senator Warren's letter on SpaceX voting structure 10:23 President Trump says inflation will "come down like a rock." 14:03 Social Security runs dry by 2032, and what we can do to fix it 16:38 Warsh signals a rate hike? SpaceX closes above $2 trillion on Day 1? 17:20 Iran war over by the end of June? 18:20 The Clarity Act passes the Senate by September 23:15 Bitcoin reclaims $70K before the end of July 24:47 Team USA advances out of the World Cup group stage 25:30 Knicks win the championship in Game 5 28:17 Breaking down Saylor's Bitcoin sell-then-buy strategy 31:15 What made you smile this week?

Anthony Scaramucci

50,690 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

I replaced a wall street desk with 9 grok bot agents, slept through the night, and woke up to $10,175 I placed 0 trades, the floor placed 69, 61 filled, average fill 4 ms. That screenshot is my desk at 7:05 AM, pre-market, lights on, 9 agents at their stations, and me still in bed. LEAD sits at the command desk and routes the other 8, then hands me 1 page at the open, while SIGNALS reads rates, CPI and FOMC and tells me what kind of day it is before I open a single chart. RADAR sweeps 12,400 tickers for my setup, not interesting stocks but mine, and MODELS retrains every 15 minutes and kills the edge the second decay shows up. NEWSROOM eats every earnings call and 8-K the moment it drops, while ONCHAIN sat at 95% load all night watching wallets, flows and funding nobody has the energy to check at 3 AM. GUARD sizes, stops and limits and is the only agent allowed to say no, FILLS routes the order and reports slippage in basis points, AUDIT logs every decision so I can audit myself instead of lying to myself. Here's what they did while my phone was face down: 1:47 AM book flat, good 3:03 AM signal decay low 5:34 AM pre-announce, MU 6:25 AM BTC whale in 6:50 AM edge 2.1, vol up 3 flags, exposure 46%, latency 5 ms, 0 humans awake. That floor costs millions a year to staff on Wall Street, and it still walks out the door at 6 PM. The part that actually got me: GUARD wrote no overnight risk at 6:10 AM and cut positions I would have held out of pride, because a bot never moves a stop and I always do. I didn't find a strategy, I hired a floor and went to sleep. The desk never sleeps, I finally can.
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I replaced a wall street desk with 9 grok bot agents, slept through the night, and woke up to $10,175 I placed 0 trades, the floor placed 69, 61 filled, average fill 4 ms. That screenshot is my desk at 7:05 AM, pre-market, lights on, 9 agents at their stations, and me still in bed. LEAD sits at the command desk and routes the other 8, then hands me 1 page at the open, while SIGNALS reads rates, CPI and FOMC and tells me what kind of day it is before I open a single chart. RADAR sweeps 12,400 tickers for my setup, not interesting stocks but mine, and MODELS retrains every 15 minutes and kills the edge the second decay shows up. NEWSROOM eats every earnings call and 8-K the moment it drops, while ONCHAIN sat at 95% load all night watching wallets, flows and funding nobody has the energy to check at 3 AM. GUARD sizes, stops and limits and is the only agent allowed to say no, FILLS routes the order and reports slippage in basis points, AUDIT logs every decision so I can audit myself instead of lying to myself. Here's what they did while my phone was face down: 1:47 AM book flat, good 3:03 AM signal decay low 5:34 AM pre-announce, MU 6:25 AM BTC whale in 6:50 AM edge 2.1, vol up 3 flags, exposure 46%, latency 5 ms, 0 humans awake. That floor costs millions a year to staff on Wall Street, and it still walks out the door at 6 PM. The part that actually got me: GUARD wrote no overnight risk at 6:10 AM and cut positions I would have held out of pride, because a bot never moves a stop and I always do. I didn't find a strategy, I hired a floor and went to sleep. The desk never sleeps, I finally can.

West Lord

26,063 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen

Today we’re opening applications for the sixth cohort of First Round’s PMF Method, happening in Sonoma from 9/27 - 9/30. This intensive, four-day retreat has helped over 100 founders take a straighter path to PMF. We take 0% equity in your company. No accelerator fine print. PMF Method gave Jean-Denis Greze 💡 the yardstick to see how his company was doing against both the different levels of PMF and his peers. His business was working but he threw it all away to pivot Town into a bigger market. The company has now raised over $70M from a16z and First Round. Anne Brandes had the idea for Conway but learned new ways to pressure test it, along with enterprise sales frameworks she still uses today. She raised a seed from First Round and Kleiner Perkins, and now has millions in revenue. And Paul Klein IV founded Browserbase and had early traction, but got the benchmark data he couldn’t find elsewhere to make sure the company was on the right track. The company has raised $67M from CRV, Kleiner Perkins and Notable Capital. These three founders join PMF Method alumni — senior leaders from Anthropic, SpaceX, Stripe, Rippling and more — who’ve raised over $750M in the last 18 months. There are many paths to PMF. Few of them are a straight line. But one program can help increase your odds of finding PMF faster. Apply below:
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Today we’re opening applications for the sixth cohort of First Round’s PMF Method, happening in Sonoma from 9/27 - 9/30. This intensive, four-day retreat has helped over 100 founders take a straighter path to PMF. We take 0% equity in your company. No accelerator fine print. PMF Method gave Jean-Denis Greze 💡 the yardstick to see how his company was doing against both the different levels of PMF and his peers. His business was working but he threw it all away to pivot Town into a bigger market. The company has now raised over $70M from a16z and First Round. Anne Brandes had the idea for Conway but learned new ways to pressure test it, along with enterprise sales frameworks she still uses today. She raised a seed from First Round and Kleiner Perkins, and now has millions in revenue. And Paul Klein IV founded Browserbase and had early traction, but got the benchmark data he couldn’t find elsewhere to make sure the company was on the right track. The company has raised $67M from CRV, Kleiner Perkins and Notable Capital. These three founders join PMF Method alumni — senior leaders from Anthropic, SpaceX, Stripe, Rippling and more — who’ve raised over $750M in the last 18 months. There are many paths to PMF. Few of them are a straight line. But one program can help increase your odds of finding PMF faster. Apply below:

Todd Jackson

37,332 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

“How do you acquire 10 companies with an average of 2.5x earnings?” Nigell’s story will make 99% of NYC investment bankers and private equity professionals scratch their heads… The craziest part... He’s been able to do all of it with zero $$$ in personal investment while earning 50% of the carry. Hard to find a better salesman! When asked how did you do it? “There are no rules. Literally.” I sincerely believe this conversation with Nigell Lee of RBO Group still has everything. We first recorded it 1.5 years ago. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 An unconventional path to entrepreneurship & building a company in NYC 7:27 Mixed emotions and growth while growing a business in the US 9:51 First days of RBO Group: 9 months of market research and search for the first deal 12:34 Financial structure and financing of the first deal 19:32 Acquiring a company in an industry you don’t know much about 20:35 The biggest secret revealed: How to find the absolute best deals 25:44 Getting in the game vs. spending years looking for a perfect deal 28:57 Size and structure of the holding company 36:39 2-5-10-year strategy post-acquisition 42:40 10 deals with a 2.5x average acquisition multiple 46:19 90-day integration post-acquisition 57:55 Focusing on one business/platform vs. a wide range of companies
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“How do you acquire 10 companies with an average of 2.5x earnings?” Nigell’s story will make 99% of NYC investment bankers and private equity professionals scratch their heads… The craziest part... He’s been able to do all of it with zero $$$ in personal investment while earning 50% of the carry. Hard to find a better salesman! When asked how did you do it? “There are no rules. Literally.” I sincerely believe this conversation with Nigell Lee of RBO Group still has everything. We first recorded it 1.5 years ago. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 An unconventional path to entrepreneurship & building a company in NYC 7:27 Mixed emotions and growth while growing a business in the US 9:51 First days of RBO Group: 9 months of market research and search for the first deal 12:34 Financial structure and financing of the first deal 19:32 Acquiring a company in an industry you don’t know much about 20:35 The biggest secret revealed: How to find the absolute best deals 25:44 Getting in the game vs. spending years looking for a perfect deal 28:57 Size and structure of the holding company 36:39 2-5-10-year strategy post-acquisition 42:40 10 deals with a 2.5x average acquisition multiple 46:19 90-day integration post-acquisition 57:55 Focusing on one business/platform vs. a wide range of companies

PrivateEquityGuy (Mikk Markus)

40,688 Aufrufe • vor 11 Tagen

9 MILLION BARRELS A DAY VANISHED: THE OIL MARKET IS TIGHTER THAN IT LOOKS David Wech has spent more than twenty years counting barrels. As Chief Economist at Vortexa he now tracks every cargo, every tanker and every storage tank in near real time. His latest picture is stark: on paper the world has plenty of oil, yet the barrels that actually reach buyers are disappearing fast. Combined oil-on-water and onshore stocks have been falling at around 9 million barrels a day. THE INVENTORY COLLAPSE ➡️ Oil on the water is a moving stock — produced but not yet consumed. ➡️ That floating inventory plus onshore tanks have been draining at a pace few expected. ➡️ The three biggest producers are driving most of the drop: the United States, Russia and Saudi Arabia. THE US EXPORT SHUT-OFF ➡️ America started the summer with high stocks and an SPR release that freed extra WTI for export. ➡️ Extra crude exports peaked near 2.2 million barrels a day above year-ago levels. ➡️ The SPR programme has stopped, US refiners are running flat out for diesel and jet, and commercial stocks have fallen. ➡️ Extra exports have now collapsed back to last year’s levels. THE DIESEL EMERGENCY ➡️ The shortage is not mainly in crude. It is in diesel, jet and other products. ➡️ Russian and Middle East diesel exports together have been more than 50 percent below normal for two months. ➡️ Russia, once the world’s largest diesel exporter, is now close to zero and has banned diesel shipments until at least 1 September. ➡️ The United States has become the world’s biggest diesel exporter, but maintenance season and hurricane risk make those record flows hard to sustain. THE HORMUZ REALITY ➡️ White House officials have cited 8 to 10 million barrels a day leaving the Gulf on short moving averages. ➡️ Vortexa’s more relevant 28-day average sits near 6.5 million barrels a day of total oil. ➡️ Daily and seven-day numbers swing wildly. One day hit 15 million. That does not make a trend. ➡️ A new shuttle system of VLCCs now loads inside the Gulf, goes dark, and transfers cargo outside the Strait. ➡️ Transits happen mostly at night. Confirmed figures usually take three to four days. WHO IS ACTUALLY EXPORTING ➡️ Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar and the UAE have raised loadings and are taking the risk. ➡️ Saudi Arabia remains the most cautious player and is shipping at very low levels. ➡️ Iranian exports are essentially zero since the latest escalation. ➡️ Risk tolerance, not reservoir quality, now decides who gets oil out. THE CHINA WILD CARD ➡️ China is the biggest potential balancer. ➡️ Refiners are racing to use this year’s quotas so they can lock in larger allowances for 2027. ➡️ That means higher crude imports and more product exports — bullish for crude, potentially easier for diesel later. ➡️ July Asian crude imports looked normal. Far less Atlantic-basin crude is now on the water. That shortfall hits in September. THE POSITIONING TRAP ➡️ Asian buyers are betting heavily that Middle East volumes will surge in the coming weeks. ➡️ Freight rates have spiked to records. Ballast tankers are lining up outside Hormuz. ➡️ If that expected flood does not arrive, the market is set up for a sharp crude squeeze. THE BOTTOM LINE Theoretical supply is ample. Physical barrels that reach the market are not. Diesel is already the tightest corner of the complex, Hormuz flows remain well below official claims, and Asia is positioned for a recovery that still has to prove itself. The tightness is already here. Most of the market is still looking the other way. HT: YouTube CLEAR COMMODITY NETWORK #OilMarket #Hormuz #DieselShortage #OilOnWater #Vortexa #EnergyCrisis #ChinaOil
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9 MILLION BARRELS A DAY VANISHED: THE OIL MARKET IS TIGHTER THAN IT LOOKS David Wech has spent more than twenty years counting barrels. As Chief Economist at Vortexa he now tracks every cargo, every tanker and every storage tank in near real time. His latest picture is stark: on paper the world has plenty of oil, yet the barrels that actually reach buyers are disappearing fast. Combined oil-on-water and onshore stocks have been falling at around 9 million barrels a day. THE INVENTORY COLLAPSE ➡️ Oil on the water is a moving stock — produced but not yet consumed. ➡️ That floating inventory plus onshore tanks have been draining at a pace few expected. ➡️ The three biggest producers are driving most of the drop: the United States, Russia and Saudi Arabia. THE US EXPORT SHUT-OFF ➡️ America started the summer with high stocks and an SPR release that freed extra WTI for export. ➡️ Extra crude exports peaked near 2.2 million barrels a day above year-ago levels. ➡️ The SPR programme has stopped, US refiners are running flat out for diesel and jet, and commercial stocks have fallen. ➡️ Extra exports have now collapsed back to last year’s levels. THE DIESEL EMERGENCY ➡️ The shortage is not mainly in crude. It is in diesel, jet and other products. ➡️ Russian and Middle East diesel exports together have been more than 50 percent below normal for two months. ➡️ Russia, once the world’s largest diesel exporter, is now close to zero and has banned diesel shipments until at least 1 September. ➡️ The United States has become the world’s biggest diesel exporter, but maintenance season and hurricane risk make those record flows hard to sustain. THE HORMUZ REALITY ➡️ White House officials have cited 8 to 10 million barrels a day leaving the Gulf on short moving averages. ➡️ Vortexa’s more relevant 28-day average sits near 6.5 million barrels a day of total oil. ➡️ Daily and seven-day numbers swing wildly. One day hit 15 million. That does not make a trend. ➡️ A new shuttle system of VLCCs now loads inside the Gulf, goes dark, and transfers cargo outside the Strait. ➡️ Transits happen mostly at night. Confirmed figures usually take three to four days. WHO IS ACTUALLY EXPORTING ➡️ Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar and the UAE have raised loadings and are taking the risk. ➡️ Saudi Arabia remains the most cautious player and is shipping at very low levels. ➡️ Iranian exports are essentially zero since the latest escalation. ➡️ Risk tolerance, not reservoir quality, now decides who gets oil out. THE CHINA WILD CARD ➡️ China is the biggest potential balancer. ➡️ Refiners are racing to use this year’s quotas so they can lock in larger allowances for 2027. ➡️ That means higher crude imports and more product exports — bullish for crude, potentially easier for diesel later. ➡️ July Asian crude imports looked normal. Far less Atlantic-basin crude is now on the water. That shortfall hits in September. THE POSITIONING TRAP ➡️ Asian buyers are betting heavily that Middle East volumes will surge in the coming weeks. ➡️ Freight rates have spiked to records. Ballast tankers are lining up outside Hormuz. ➡️ If that expected flood does not arrive, the market is set up for a sharp crude squeeze. THE BOTTOM LINE Theoretical supply is ample. Physical barrels that reach the market are not. Diesel is already the tightest corner of the complex, Hormuz flows remain well below official claims, and Asia is positioned for a recovery that still has to prove itself. The tightness is already here. Most of the market is still looking the other way. HT: YouTube CLEAR COMMODITY NETWORK #OilMarket #Hormuz #DieselShortage #OilOnWater #Vortexa #EnergyCrisis #ChinaOil

Mark

28,957 Aufrufe • vor 20 Tagen

GLM 5.2 just killed Claude Fable 5. Watch 6:36 first if you only have a minute. That’s where it stops being a tech demo and starts being a game. One small sentence. Two prompts. The AI built Minecraft from scratch. Not a clone. Not a demo. A working game: - inventory + crafting table - ore mining: coal, iron, gold - underground caves - mobs: zombies, sheep, chickens, cows, pigs - day/night cycle - fall damage - locked 60 FPS The numbers are insane: Notch built the original Minecraft solo over months. Microsoft bought it for $2.5B in 2014. GLM 5.2 shipped a working copy in the time it took the creator to grab a coffee. The science is wild too: The model iteratively builds the systems itself. Inventory first. Then crafting. Then mining. Then mobs. No extra instructions in between. The grift opportunity is even wilder: Indie studios charge $50k+ for a survival game prototype. Unity freelancers sit at $80/hr. Now one kid + one prompt + one evening = a shippable MVP. Full timestamps: 0:25 - Minecraft in ONE prompt 6:36 - Minecraft in TWO prompts (caves, mobs, crafting) 9:40 - the verdict: GLM 5.2 or Claude Fable 5? Claude Fable 5 still holds up. But GLM added caves and hostile mobs nobody asked for. Save this before your knowledge cutoff stops mattering.
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GLM 5.2 just killed Claude Fable 5. Watch 6:36 first if you only have a minute. That’s where it stops being a tech demo and starts being a game. One small sentence. Two prompts. The AI built Minecraft from scratch. Not a clone. Not a demo. A working game: - inventory + crafting table - ore mining: coal, iron, gold - underground caves - mobs: zombies, sheep, chickens, cows, pigs - day/night cycle - fall damage - locked 60 FPS The numbers are insane: Notch built the original Minecraft solo over months. Microsoft bought it for $2.5B in 2014. GLM 5.2 shipped a working copy in the time it took the creator to grab a coffee. The science is wild too: The model iteratively builds the systems itself. Inventory first. Then crafting. Then mining. Then mobs. No extra instructions in between. The grift opportunity is even wilder: Indie studios charge $50k+ for a survival game prototype. Unity freelancers sit at $80/hr. Now one kid + one prompt + one evening = a shippable MVP. Full timestamps: 0:25 - Minecraft in ONE prompt 6:36 - Minecraft in TWO prompts (caves, mobs, crafting) 9:40 - the verdict: GLM 5.2 or Claude Fable 5? Claude Fable 5 still holds up. But GLM added caves and hostile mobs nobody asked for. Save this before your knowledge cutoff stops mattering.

AdiiX

144,802 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

building a business with OpenClaw🦞 (day 6): - first stripe payment hit, $3600 for month 1 - shut down my agency last year to be with my newborn, the restart is finally restarting - moltbook went viral, so I did newjacking by sending a quote on mass prompt injection risk to journalists who just covered clawdbot. - used medialyst to build the list of journalists, emailed 9 good fits. lets see if any lands - zoe suggested we build API access so she can see the journalist lists and double-vet them herself. approved. - she spawned a codex agent to build it, PR open I still need to approve it - landed RLS changes from backlog - gotta tighten up security in every way to accelerate Zoe's dev team - gmail integration landed. codex almost one-shotted the entire oauth logic and in-app integration. claude code cleaned up the UI with the frontend-design skill. pending gcp verification, hitting prod next week if all goes well. - 400 new followers from the last tweet (hello!) - zoe setup a cron to flag potential leads from new followers. - 0 leads found so far, but she flagged a VC and asked if we should pitch for funding - told her no because we're gonna stay profitable and bootstrap to $100k mrr - took my wife and baby out for lunch to celebrate the first milestone - wife asked about travel plans for xmas. i honestly have no idea what's gonna happen in 1 month, let alone 1 year. - have been running on 5 hours of sleep this entire week. not sustainable but it's been a week of caffeine, dopamine and adrenaline terrifying and exhilarating
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building a business with OpenClaw🦞 (day 6): - first stripe payment hit, $3600 for month 1 - shut down my agency last year to be with my newborn, the restart is finally restarting - moltbook went viral, so I did newjacking by sending a quote on mass prompt injection risk to journalists who just covered clawdbot. - used medialyst to build the list of journalists, emailed 9 good fits. lets see if any lands - zoe suggested we build API access so she can see the journalist lists and double-vet them herself. approved. - she spawned a codex agent to build it, PR open I still need to approve it - landed RLS changes from backlog - gotta tighten up security in every way to accelerate Zoe's dev team - gmail integration landed. codex almost one-shotted the entire oauth logic and in-app integration. claude code cleaned up the UI with the frontend-design skill. pending gcp verification, hitting prod next week if all goes well. - 400 new followers from the last tweet (hello!) - zoe setup a cron to flag potential leads from new followers. - 0 leads found so far, but she flagged a VC and asked if we should pitch for funding - told her no because we're gonna stay profitable and bootstrap to $100k mrr - took my wife and baby out for lunch to celebrate the first milestone - wife asked about travel plans for xmas. i honestly have no idea what's gonna happen in 1 month, let alone 1 year. - have been running on 5 hours of sleep this entire week. not sustainable but it's been a week of caffeine, dopamine and adrenaline terrifying and exhilarating

Elvis

507,557 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

After-Hours Spider Hero 🕷️🌙 By day, he saves the city. By night, it's instant noodles, video games, and a well-earned break. Made with GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.0 Mini on Pollo AI #PolloAI #PolloSpiderVerse Prompt: Part 1 – Hero on Duty (0–15s) Style: Stylized 3D animation, comic-inspired aesthetic, original non-branded spider-themed hero, expressive animation, vibrant sunset lighting, cinematic camera, exaggerated facial expressions, smooth action, 16:9, 4K. Prompt: Create the first 15 seconds of an animated short about an ordinary spider-themed superhero. Scene 1 (0–7s): A masked spider hero swings between towering skyscrapers at sunset, dodging explosions and stopping a giant robot. Fast-paced action, comic-book speed lines, dynamic camera movements, cheering crowds, epic heroic atmosphere. Scene 2 (7–15s): After defeating the robot, the hero lands on a quiet rooftop. He removes his mask, lets out a long sigh, stretches his aching back, rubs his sore shoulders, and looks completely exhausted. He walks toward the rooftop exit, heading home as the sun sets behind the city skyline. End Frame: The hero opens the apartment building door and steps inside, setting up the next scene. Part 2 – After Hours (15–30s) Style: Keep the same hero, same outfit, same animation style, same cinematic quality, and same apartment for perfect continuity. Prompt: Continue directly from Part 1. Scene 3 (15–20s): The hero enters his small apartment, drops onto a worn-out couch while still wearing half of his suit, prepares a cup of instant noodles, pours in hot water, and impatiently waits for it to cook. Scene 4 (20–25s): As he starts eating, his phone suddenly flashes: "EMERGENCY! CITY UNDER ATTACK!" He glances at the notification, then at his noodles, quietly flips the phone face down, and continues eating without saying a word. Scene 5 (25–30s): He picks up a game controller and starts playing video games. Outside the apartment window, distant explosions light up the night sky. He briefly looks outside, shrugs with a smile, and keeps gaming. The camera slowly pulls back as the screen freezes with bold comic-style text: "OFF DUTY." 🎮🕷️
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After-Hours Spider Hero 🕷️🌙 By day, he saves the city. By night, it's instant noodles, video games, and a well-earned break. Made with GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.0 Mini on Pollo AI #PolloAI #PolloSpiderVerse Prompt: Part 1 – Hero on Duty (0–15s) Style: Stylized 3D animation, comic-inspired aesthetic, original non-branded spider-themed hero, expressive animation, vibrant sunset lighting, cinematic camera, exaggerated facial expressions, smooth action, 16:9, 4K. Prompt: Create the first 15 seconds of an animated short about an ordinary spider-themed superhero. Scene 1 (0–7s): A masked spider hero swings between towering skyscrapers at sunset, dodging explosions and stopping a giant robot. Fast-paced action, comic-book speed lines, dynamic camera movements, cheering crowds, epic heroic atmosphere. Scene 2 (7–15s): After defeating the robot, the hero lands on a quiet rooftop. He removes his mask, lets out a long sigh, stretches his aching back, rubs his sore shoulders, and looks completely exhausted. He walks toward the rooftop exit, heading home as the sun sets behind the city skyline. End Frame: The hero opens the apartment building door and steps inside, setting up the next scene. Part 2 – After Hours (15–30s) Style: Keep the same hero, same outfit, same animation style, same cinematic quality, and same apartment for perfect continuity. Prompt: Continue directly from Part 1. Scene 3 (15–20s): The hero enters his small apartment, drops onto a worn-out couch while still wearing half of his suit, prepares a cup of instant noodles, pours in hot water, and impatiently waits for it to cook. Scene 4 (20–25s): As he starts eating, his phone suddenly flashes: "EMERGENCY! CITY UNDER ATTACK!" He glances at the notification, then at his noodles, quietly flips the phone face down, and continues eating without saying a word. Scene 5 (25–30s): He picks up a game controller and starts playing video games. Outside the apartment window, distant explosions light up the night sky. He briefly looks outside, shrugs with a smile, and keeps gaming. The camera slowly pulls back as the screen freezes with bold comic-style text: "OFF DUTY." 🎮🕷️

Zyra AI

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#JanJingjingxMintHangOut #JanJingjing (starting 0:15) 🦊: today’s mood: very happy! because i got to work with mint. mint took me to eat delicious food 🐯: today’s will be an angel heart that’s flying. i’ve been very happy these days because i’ve been able to follow my dreams. i wake up with happiness every day — 🦊: my lucky number is 859. it’s a number that i’ve liked a lot. i’ve used it since i was a kid. it would be 5 and 9 most of the time, but when it’s 3 numbers, then i would add number 8 too. these are the numbers i like 🐯: my lucky number would be 36, like jingjingyu36. it came from p’kong hive salon! back then, p’kong used to use ig id konghivesalon36 or something. i asked p’kong what number 36 is. p’kong said it’s a lucky number that brings you luck with work. so i set the name to jingjingyu36. i haven’t changed it since then, because once i used jingjingyu36, p’kong changed to number 24! it’s giving “you’re copying me? i’ll change mine then!” — 🦊: my special talents are eating, sleeping, and laughing. i’m at full 100s for everything 🐯: the things i think i am good at and like the most - for example, for dancing, i’d give myself 70-80/100. ones i’d give myself 100s are photoshoots and modeling, because it’s a type of work i’m very good at that i’ve done since i was a child — 🦊: one sentence i want to say to myself is “you’re getting better/more capable every day~” 🐯: one sentence i would like to tell the fans is “love you! thank you for everything” 🦊: these 3 words i’d give to my fans: lovely, energy. their energy is very good and positive! when they have that energy, it reaches us. they’re like energy for me too. lastly, it is always. thank you for always staying by my side 🐯: unique, because i feel like everyone has a very strong individuality. for my and janjingjing’s fans, there are both extroverts and introverts. there are also funny ones and so on. so i feel like everyone is unique! — 🦊: tonight’s dinner menu is sushi! i want to eat it so much right now 🐯: today’s dinner is random, because i don’t really want to choose anything. i can eat anything for today, something simple — 🦊: the song i’m into these days is “let’s go”! because i performed it during concert and liked the performance a lot 🐯: these days, it would still be “meow meow,” because i just performed this song, and we rehearsed this song for a long time. so this song is still stuck in my head all the time. when i scroll through social media, i like watching myself dancing — 🦊: for my clothing style, i like something chill, but it has to be cool too! 🐯: cool plus bold and sexy — 🦊: a series i recommend is “our beloved summer”! it’s a korean drama. i like this series so much that i can’t watch the ending because i don’t want it to end. i also don’t want to watch the ending too 🐯: of course it’s ewb! if anyone wants to watch it again, you can watch it on oneD exclusively! — 🦊: hobbies i’m into right now are listening to music and playing pubg 🐯: a hobby i’m into right now would still be dancing! even though i asked to dance a lot earlier this year, i still haven’t stopped dancing to this day. but i still love dancing like that — 🦊: approach first OR wait for them to approach. i wait for them to approach me. i like to wait 🐯: i’m someone who waits for them to approach, because if i like someone, i wouldn’t dare to approach first. i get shy. i wouldn’t dare to flirt with them first — 🦊: surprising someone OR be surprised? i like being surprised 🐯: i like surprising others. anyone who has been following me knows that i’m someone who likes surprising others — 🦊: someone who likes acting cute and clingy, OR someone who likes teasing others? does this mean me, or who does this refer to? i like someone who acts cute and clingy 🐯: i like someone who acts cute and clingy
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#JanJingjingxMintHangOut #JanJingjing (starting 0:15) 🦊: today’s mood: very happy! because i got to work with mint. mint took me to eat delicious food 🐯: today’s will be an angel heart that’s flying. i’ve been very happy these days because i’ve been able to follow my dreams. i wake up with happiness every day — 🦊: my lucky number is 859. it’s a number that i’ve liked a lot. i’ve used it since i was a kid. it would be 5 and 9 most of the time, but when it’s 3 numbers, then i would add number 8 too. these are the numbers i like 🐯: my lucky number would be 36, like jingjingyu36. it came from p’kong hive salon! back then, p’kong used to use ig id konghivesalon36 or something. i asked p’kong what number 36 is. p’kong said it’s a lucky number that brings you luck with work. so i set the name to jingjingyu36. i haven’t changed it since then, because once i used jingjingyu36, p’kong changed to number 24! it’s giving “you’re copying me? i’ll change mine then!” — 🦊: my special talents are eating, sleeping, and laughing. i’m at full 100s for everything 🐯: the things i think i am good at and like the most - for example, for dancing, i’d give myself 70-80/100. ones i’d give myself 100s are photoshoots and modeling, because it’s a type of work i’m very good at that i’ve done since i was a child — 🦊: one sentence i want to say to myself is “you’re getting better/more capable every day~” 🐯: one sentence i would like to tell the fans is “love you! thank you for everything” 🦊: these 3 words i’d give to my fans: lovely, energy. their energy is very good and positive! when they have that energy, it reaches us. they’re like energy for me too. lastly, it is always. thank you for always staying by my side 🐯: unique, because i feel like everyone has a very strong individuality. for my and janjingjing’s fans, there are both extroverts and introverts. there are also funny ones and so on. so i feel like everyone is unique! — 🦊: tonight’s dinner menu is sushi! i want to eat it so much right now 🐯: today’s dinner is random, because i don’t really want to choose anything. i can eat anything for today, something simple — 🦊: the song i’m into these days is “let’s go”! because i performed it during concert and liked the performance a lot 🐯: these days, it would still be “meow meow,” because i just performed this song, and we rehearsed this song for a long time. so this song is still stuck in my head all the time. when i scroll through social media, i like watching myself dancing — 🦊: for my clothing style, i like something chill, but it has to be cool too! 🐯: cool plus bold and sexy — 🦊: a series i recommend is “our beloved summer”! it’s a korean drama. i like this series so much that i can’t watch the ending because i don’t want it to end. i also don’t want to watch the ending too 🐯: of course it’s ewb! if anyone wants to watch it again, you can watch it on oneD exclusively! — 🦊: hobbies i’m into right now are listening to music and playing pubg 🐯: a hobby i’m into right now would still be dancing! even though i asked to dance a lot earlier this year, i still haven’t stopped dancing to this day. but i still love dancing like that — 🦊: approach first OR wait for them to approach. i wait for them to approach me. i like to wait 🐯: i’m someone who waits for them to approach, because if i like someone, i wouldn’t dare to approach first. i get shy. i wouldn’t dare to flirt with them first — 🦊: surprising someone OR be surprised? i like being surprised 🐯: i like surprising others. anyone who has been following me knows that i’m someone who likes surprising others — 🦊: someone who likes acting cute and clingy, OR someone who likes teasing others? does this mean me, or who does this refer to? i like someone who acts cute and clingy 🐯: i like someone who acts cute and clingy

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