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🚨 I made a Crypto Twitter Survival Guide to help every new Aeon (and newbie) navigate the chaos safely. 6 simple rules to keep your mind sharp, your bags safe, 🙌🏻 🎥 Watch, learn, and don’t get rekt out there. 💹🧲 Pass it on, someone out there needs this today. #SPX6900
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For years, I thought I was “just a dancer.” But even that identity had already changed so many times. It started with ballet. For years, that was the thing, who I was, what I trained for. Then surgery forced me to adapt, to learn completely different styles. And eventually came aerial acrobatics. Again, my brain went: But I’m not an acrobat. Other people had trained since they were children. I was starting late. Surely they’d be better. Surely they’d judge me. I learned anyway. Eventually, I was performing aerial professionally on stages like this one. Maybe that should have been my first clue: I was never “just” anything. I was really good at learning and adapting. But the bigger limiting belief showed up when I looked outside of performing. I had no traditional education in any of those fields, and I felt insecure the moment I stepped outside the industry. Performing was proof I was good at something. Outside of it, I genuinely questioned if I was qualified to do anything else. Then people started taking chances on me, and reflecting things back I hadn’t learned to see in myself, how fast I learned, my creativity, my perspective. And something I’d never considered a strength: my energy. My curiosity, drive, this stubborn will to figure things out. Slowly, I stopped measuring my potential by what I’d studied or done before. Once I dropped that box, curiosity took me through: Ballet → commercial dance → aerial acrobatics → environmental activism → sustainability consulting → digital art & NFTs → investing → crypto marketing → content creation → design → forex trading → real estate. Some became careers. Some, skills. Some, passions. Some stayed hobbies. Some I’m still exploring. None of them required me to stop being everything I was before.
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When life suddenly gets hard, I don’t ask, “Why me?” I ask, “What is this trying to reset?” “What am I being shown that I’m not seeing yet?” Because I’ve learned that sometimes you don’t understand the why while you’re living through it. But give it a few years, and you’ll look back and realize exactly why it had to happen at that time, in that way, and to you. What feels like an ending can be a redirection. What feels like chaos can be a reset. Who else is in their reset era right now? 👀
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Calling basic reciprocity “high standards” is crazy.
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I’ve reached a point in my life where I can truly see my growth, and I’m proud of the woman I’ve become internally. I can barely remember the lost, depressed, melancholic, self destructive, pessimistic version of myself, the girl with no discipline, too many addictions, and very little self-love. Three years of therapy, a strong will to change, and a constant commitment to becoming the best version of myself, not just as a woman, but as a human being. There’s still so much to learn and grow through, but looking back, I’m proud of how far I’ve come.
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2:05 minutes, not bad, outperformed most men @binance 💛 @janbtc & @Dir_Lokesh shame you weren't there but I was representing well 💪 #binanceclubhouse
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Nice to randomly bump into old Bitcoin friends @janbtc 🧡
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🇨🇳 @UnitreeRobotics just made its Shanghai debut after a ~$900M IPO, opening 629% above its IPO price. And they’re not alone. A growing wave of Chinese robotics companies is preparing for or exploring IPOs. Robotics is becoming big business very fast. 👀
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Robotics 101 🤖🎀 Humanoid robots are suddenly everywhere. But who actually builds them? And what turns a machine with arms and legs into something that can see, think, move and interact with the real world? So here’s a beginner-friendly breakdown 🧵👇
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Then comes the body 🦾 AI can decide what a robot should do. Hardware determines whether it can actually do it. Motors create movement. Sensors help it perceive. Batteries provide energy. Hands manipulate objects. And the frame holds the whole thing together. This is also where the humanoid race gets very interesting, because companies are making very different engineering trade-offs. @Tesla @Figure_robot @BostonDynamics @Apptronik @UnitreeRobotics @1x_tech @AGIBOTofficial @GalbotRobotics @XPENG_Global
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And this is where it gets exciting. AI without a capable body can’t affect the physical world. A capable body without intelligence doesn’t know what to do. Put perception + reasoning + software + hardware together and you get something much bigger: AI that can act in the real world. That’s essentially what people mean when they talk about Physical AI.
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Behind every beautiful AI girlfriend is a very expensive electricity bill 😂
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Humanoids are entering their action movie era 🥷 This is AgiBot A3 filming a kung fu short, and the balance, speed and coordination are getting seriously impressive. We’ve been waiting long enough for Kill Bill 3… just saying 👀 @AGIBOTofficial
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Nice little day trip to a volcano. Turns out cold lava is almost as dramatic as I am.
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First humanoid MMA. Now humanoid catwalks. 👠 Fashion Week can’t be that far away 😂 Walking better than some humans 👏🏻
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🧠 Robots just got a full-body brain and are moving beyond tabletop demos. 🤖 Gemini Robotics 2 gives humanoids full-body control, from walking and crouching to manipulating objects and collaborating with other robots. One day I’ll have my own humanoid… preferably in pink. 💗🤖 @GoogleDeepMind @Apptronik
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