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I'm quitting my job to go full-in on Claude. Just Asked it to: Analyze mispriced Polymarket markets for arbitrage opportunities and find wallets using it to copy. Turned $2K into $12K overnight. Monitored 1,000+ wallets. I realized something fast. There are arbitrage bots I can't beat without code knowledge. But I can find them. And copy them. Claude built a monitoring terminal and connected it to a Telegram copytrading bot. It's not a script. Not even a bot. It's an AI agent that improves with every wallet it finds. Fetches wallet behavior. How it trades. Arbitrage patterns. Position sizing. Timing. 70% win rate. 7 wallets copytrading right now from 500+ monitored. Bot never pauses. Never gambles. Just math and profit. You only need: Claude + a device + 1 hour per day. Giving this free for 24 hours. To get it: 1. Comment "cash" 2. Like and retweet this 3. Follow me @expertwith_AI so I can DM you

I'm quitting my job to go full-in on Claude. Just Asked it to: Analyze mispriced Polymarket markets for arbitrage opportunities and find wallets using it to copy. Turned $2K into $12K overnight. Monitored 1,000+ wallets. I realized something fast. There are arbitrage bots I can't beat without code knowledge. But I can find them. And copy them. Claude built a monitoring terminal and connected it to a Telegram copytrading bot. It's not a script. Not even a bot. It's an AI agent that improves with every wallet it finds. Fetches wallet behavior. How it trades. Arbitrage patterns. Position sizing. Timing. 70% win rate. 7 wallets copytrading right now from 500+ monitored. Bot never pauses. Never gambles. Just math and profit. You only need: Claude + a device + 1 hour per day. Giving this free for 24 hours. To get it: 1. Comment "cash" 2. Like and retweet this 3. Follow me @expertwith_AI so I can DM you

For Masayoshi Son, founder and CEO of SoftBank, short-term profits and costs were negligible. In his perspective, there was only the future that mattered. In his boundless quest of acquisitions, he would spend billions acquiring hundreds of companies across various companies, often vastly overpaying when he saw any potential. In 2000, this strategy would make him the richest man in the world — propelled by inflated valuation of his stocks during the dotcom bubble — for three days, after which he would lose 98% of his net worth. How sound was this strategy, and were the gambles he made truly a worthwhile one? Read part one of Son's story, from Lionel Barber's "Gambling Man", here:

Donald Trump has put hundreds of billions of dollars on the table. Iran has signed a deal and appears ready to do business. On The Insider, our top editors ask what has changed in Tehran—and whether Mr Trump’s big gamble will pay off. Watch the full show:

最近刷到 $PACKS 的数据，价格一天跌了 40% 多，MC到了1M，低得可怜。 但让我觉得它目前可能被市场低估的点在于：协议的实际收入还在持续转化成 Collector Crypt 的实体卡，直接喂进 staker vault，这条 RWA 飞轮没断。 TCG 赛道整体 volume 还在爬（Dune 那边的卡牌交易和开包数据没明显降温），而 $PACKS 本质上是把整个卡牌经济打包成可挖矿、可质押的 SOV 工具，比很多单纯堆叙事的项目多了一层实物资产闭环。 我自己看，现在大多数 @solana 项目要么纯 gamble 要么靠外部 hype 维持，这个的 mechanic 反而更接近早期 $ORE + $CARDS 的结合体，Solana 官方今天还在 brief 里提它“rewards now live”，算是个持续的生态信号。 @packs_supply 啥时候价值发现？

Valve has asked the court to throw out the New York Attorney General’s lawsuit, citing Pokémon cards, Happy Meals, and Labubus, accusing the company of illegal gambling through Counter-Strike weapon skin “cases.” The lawsuit claims these mystery “cases” in Counter-Strike 2 and CS:GO let players, including kids, gamble real money by paying for a chance at rare virtual items In a 42-page filing on May 19, Valve says the “cases” do not count as gambling under New York law because players always get a random weapon skin for the money they pay, just like buying sealed packs of baseball cards, Pokémon cards, or the toy in a cereal box. The company says there is no “stake” or chance of losing money, as it is just the surprise element common in collectibles. Valve warns that the Attorney General’s idea could make normal activities illegal, such as parents buying trading cards for their kids or families playing arcade games. The filing notes that these loot boxes have been sold for over ten years without objection from any other U.S. state. Valve wants the court to dismiss the whole case “with prejudice.” If denied, the lawsuit seeks triple damages on billions of dollars Valve made, plus an order to stop sales to New York residents.

The most important thing you can do is understand that hiring is a high risk gamble that needs to be approached deliberately. A lot of time, effort, and resources go into hiring and developing new employees before it’s clear whether or not they are good fits. Months or even years and countless dollars can be wasted in training and retraining. (For example, every person you hire requires you to hire others to support them. I call this the "1.6 effect.") Some of those costs are intangible, including loss of morale and a gradual diminishment of standards as people who aren’t excellent in their roles bump into each other; other costs from bad outcomes can be measured all too easily in dollars and cents. So whenever you think you are ready to make someone an offer, think one last time about the important things that might go wrong and what else you can do to better assess those risks and raise your probability of being right. #principleoftheday#

Trailer for “Gamble With Your Friends,” a casino game for 1 to 6 players released on Steam. Players share a single bank account along with massive debt from high-interest lenders and must repay it by meeting daily gambling quotas. Sessions are limited to five minutes each day inside s multi-floor casino tower with randomized content. The group works together across various casino games, but a single reckless bet from any player can wipe out the shared funds and doom everyone.

since no matter how tight i make this bodysuit it wont outline my body lols so i gambled and airbrushed. i was scared at first coz if i fuck it up imma have to redo the whole bodysuit but thank god it wasnt so bad. git the idea from brandon gilberts bodysuits. #taki# #soulcalibur#