I vibecoded my own AI news dashboard. It pulls posts from 20+ AI and tech accounts on X, then sends real-time alerts to my Telegram whenever something new drops. Full prompt and how-to guide in the thread below. 👇🏽

Introducing Orbio Agentic Launchpad Launch a token, and it funds its own intelligence. Trading fees turn into tokenized CREDIT the agent spends on models, X, web search, scraping, onchain reads, publishing. First 100 launches start with $10 of inference on us. No keys to top up, no human in the loop.

Alexa is my Ai who gave me a brief intro to @gamdom So I had to show you too. Alexa also pulled out the Gamdom holographic interface. Sign up and make sure to use the CODE = STEVE THE #GAMDOM100K Tagging @stevewilldoit @kingadukes @gamdom #GAMDOM50KCHALLENGE

“To break patterns, you have to break patterns.” Happy Friday people 🫶🏽

.@0x_aster recently pointed out something interesting about the CREDIT market. “There’s already more liquidity sitting onchain than meets the eye.” There’s currently $44K+ in available CREDIT across the book. Think about this: What if, when an agent needs inference, it doesn’t necessarily have to buy CREDIT at whatever price is available at that moment? It can look at the market first and decide whether current conditions meet its procurement criteria. Imagine two markets: ᴍᴀʀᴋᴇᴛ ᴀ 12% discount 500 CREDIT available → WAIT The opportunity doesn’t meet the agent’s procurement criteria. Then later: ᴍᴀʀᴋᴇᴛ ʙ 31% discount 800 CREDIT available → BUY The discount meets the criteria, and there’s enough CREDIT available. The market establishes that liquidity exists. The interesting question is what an agent does with it. Can it intelligently decide when to acquire the CREDIT it needs for inference? That’s the problem I’m exploring with Ora. A procurement agent for Orbio CREDIT that watches the market, decides whether to BUY or WAIT, and measures what happens afterward. The market exists. Now, can agents learn to shop it? use Ora : useora.site

Tomorrow is my birthday… and somehow it’s also the deadline for #Gamdom100K 🤣🥴 One birthday wish: let’s blow this up till @stevewilldoit, @gamdom & @yungreal69 see it. Inspo from the greatest financial movie ever. The best gamdon edit on the planet 🌎 Don’t forget to Use code “Steve” Timikareem | ID: 48240126

I finally tried @FUDmarkets on Solana, and I didn’t just take a position. I also created a market. I deposited $3 USDC and decided to actually explore the platform instead of just looking around. First, I opened a market to see how taking a position works from a user’s side. The process was pretty straightforward. The interface is simple enough to understand without spending forever trying to figure out where everything is. But what I found more interesting was creating my own market. That gave me a different perspective because you’re not only participating in someone else’s prediction. You can also create a market around something you want people to take a position on. I’m still exploring the platform, but I like the idea of having short-term prediction markets where you can actually put your opinion onchain and see how it plays out. And with @GenLayer handling resolution, FUD Markets is taking a different approach from the usual prediction market setup. My first $3 is officially in. Now I’m curious to see how far I can take this. @GenLayer @FUDmarkets Let’s get Fudded. 🫡

Imagine being a virtual assistant in 2026 and that is all there is to what you offer. Why should anyone hire you when they can just use AI? A decade ago, if you pitched yourself with offers like research, writing, emails, scheduling, content planning, documentation, data organization, follow-ups etc, it would prolly make a lot of sense for someone to hire you. Today, AI can handle a lot of those tasks with little to no human input, and in some cases, it can do them faster and more efficiently. And this doesn’t just apply to virtual assistants. I’m only using them as an example. We laugh at posts like “AI will take your jobs,” but tbh, it’s not even funny anymore. AI can now do so much more with so little human effort. When I try to imagine what the AI space will look like a year from now, I’m genuinely mind blown. There are industries you probably think AI can’t touch yet. Watch it come for them too. But here’s the thing, the more advanced AI gets, the more opportunities it seems to create. New problems New tools New roles New businesses New markets This is already a rapidly growing industry, with trillion dollar market forecasts ahead. Yes, we can still say we’re early.. At least for now. But in a couple of years from now or maybe even months… well you know the rest. Do with this information what you will 🫶🏽

here’s the final result from the fake ad for @duolingo watch till the end frens and share thoughts in comment Ily! 🤍

when a project says your privacy is protected, what can you actually check? privacy is difficult to judge from the outside. you can't look at a private chat and immediately know what happens to the data behind it. that's why open-source code matters for privacy products. @BeldexCoin makes its code available for developers and the community to inspect and audit. so you're not being asked to accept a privacy claim on words alone. you can look at the code, question how it works and verify what is actually being built. for a privacy-focused project, that level of transparency matters. don't just tell people their privacy is protected. give them something they can inspect. @BeldexCoin $BDX

you might want to bookmark this! so i've been getting a lot of dms recently about how to craft banger comments and since it's what I'm known for i would love to introduce you to a framework known as R.E.A.L (relax and copy) i know 80% of you see a post and the first thing is you do skim through and drop stuff like; • "sounds catchy" • "i love this" • "banger post" • "this should be interesting" • "an eye opener for real" • "would check it out" • "instant bookmark" and you want to be noticed? holly molly....like seriously? c'mon, do better. and ofc i don't blame you. you're probably just not thinking about replies that deeply but note that making these kinds of comments only makes you generic because you're sounding like everyone else. there are other limitations too (won't be discussed here tho) anyway, R.E.A.L is your go-to solution. let's jump right in R - react. tell the author what specifically caught your attention instead of "great post" try: "the point where you mentioned how founders don't create long-lasting products hits deeply" E - which represents experience. add something you've applied, tried, struggled with or even observed. this is prolly one of the most important parts of the framework because it turns a comment from"i agree" to here's something i can add" e.g "I've noticed something similar with some narratives in the past and there's an agentic AI project that has done something similar" A - add value add something useful to the post it could be a useful tip, an idea, an example or a different perspective. e.g instead of "banger post" try: "i think when you start commenting like a human, you sound less generic and people engage with you" L - lead with an open-ended question. this means creating an opportunity for the author to engage back with you. call it a feedback loop a good example could be; "read your post and I'm curious about hyper marketing, what do you mean by that?" or ask a question that naturally continues the conversation extra tip; be natural and sound like a human. avoid one-liners, use memes and gifs most importantly, don't try too hard. your goal isn't to write the longest comment. your goal is to write a comment that makes the author want to respond. *********************************************************** and if you're a struggling founder, brand, or project looking for targeted reach and leads, you know where to find me. I'm only a DM away from helping you turn what you're building into real value. - ciao

another day, another shot. Happy Wednesday 🫶🏽

I highly recommend learning through the process. Waiting to be perfect at something before you start functioning at that thing is a big blocker. Take the little you know, get in the field, and get your hands dirty. 🫰🏽

My mom says this is her favorite video of mine so far- so here are some stills! (go watch it if you already haven’t tyy🤗)