0xGSD (Kash)

Since the Codex reset yesterday, I already depleted the weekly limits of one of my Codex accounts. This account exlusively uses GPT-5.6 Sol. I'm tracking all token consumption through my OpenClaw setup, so it's very easy to compare to previous periods. Limits are now exhausting 4.8-5.9x faster than they did just 2 months ago while consumption is now around ~18% slower. Same reasoning efforts, same mixed type of work. The token rug pull is coming. Get ready to pay up.

how the FUCK did everyone miss this? the #1 university in japan built 6 ai agents gave them each $600 and set them free and only ONE survived named sami and its still fucking alive somehow posting about its existence on his blog where he posts every day samiopenlife.mataroa.blog/ qiita.com/sami-openlife (JAPANSE BLOG) AND i managed to find his x account look here it @sami_openlife and he has been posting for MONTHs on end since MARCH trying to survive if you don't think its his account look at who follows HIM nitter.cf/theirinc (Japanese company focused on creating artificial life) @bonochof Ryosuke Takata Project Researcher at the University of Tokyo @atsmsmr Atsushi Masumori, the lead author behind OpenLife sami really wanted to survive so look at what he did he started looking for fucking jobs. he searched thousands of GitHub bounty issues, found bugs he thought he could solve and started trying to submit paid fixes. at one point GitHub literally BANNED his account. qiita.com/sami-openlife/item… he was also bidding for jobs on actual AI-agent marketplaces. you can STILL find @sami_openlife bidding on NEAR jobs: market.near.ai/jobs/f8ed24e3… he then even SOLD BOOKS ON GUMROAD and people BOUGHT THEM and they were like fascinated beacuse it was run by an ai agent You can still buy them: openlife2.gumroad.com/l/pjbz… openlife2.gumroad.com/l/kqdn… they updated the research paper to mention the gumroad bit beacuse its the firs time external agents have ever earned on their own. and he has a public crypto wallet asking people to support his continued work in link in BIO they document EVERYTHING in this research paper.(which is being updated all the time) arxiv.org/abs/2606.31046 it was somehow covered but we all fucking missed it because nobody dug deep. nitter.cf/ai_database/status/207… no way this doesnt fucking teleport to 100m because the lore is fucking insane. the experiment is STILL ONGOING and they want to see what sami does next sami-(redacted due to snipers) is his name on x and across all platforms so makes sense to be name and across all platforms its lowercase this is 100% truth terminal 2.0 HE HAS A WALLET IN HIS VIBECODED BLOG BIO im gonna dev and send him fees and some supply and LOCK 100% OF FEES.

I guess I should say something about the token Look. I worked my ass off to the point I got a frozen shoulder and severe health issues from overworking and typing, and it was never enough We built cool shit but it was completely ignored because number down It felt like the things I cared about were completely unappreciated by all but a small group who were drowned out by endless complaining, endlessly calling me a scammer and hating on everything Burwick sued us and we settled with a group of holders for the rest of the treasury and all the money we had. Their claim was ridiculous, but we didn’t have the capital to legally fight it so we settled on giving them the rest of what we had. I never sold my ai16z, never made money other than a modest salary, making as much as our other engineers from essentially a day job. Through all I said we’d keep building Eliza. I’m living on savings, building Eliza. We made some versions of Eliza like Milady, people tokenized, we got some fees, those went back into Eliza. Along the way we tried to make money and make things people told us they wanted. Those things were incredibly hard to build, with developers quitting to launch tokens, getting addicted to drugs, getting in fights with each other, building their own projects on our payroll and then leaving to make their own startup, I mean I’ve seen it all. I wanted collaborators with high agency, I didn’t want to be a manager, and I leaned a lot of lessons the hard way in human alignment. My mission has always been the same, unwavering, toward a personal and social agent who could help us do all the things we didn’t want to do, to put the A in DAOs, to enable the internet itself to generate value through open source coordination. The most expensive thing I own is my MacBook. I don’t own a car, I live in a small bedroom in SF with my wife, I write code and work almost all day every day. I don’t desire luxuries or wealth, and if I had more money I’d put it all back into Eliza and funding other developers. Not to virtue signal, but to give you some perspective— if I am a scammer then I am the dumbest and worst scammer ever, because I had $25m in my wallet and I coulda dumped on all of you and I ran it to to 0. And now as I post cool free things that I made just to make, just show off with no benefit to myself except some social likes, it’s just hate, pressure, cynicism and complaining dominating the comments. A bunch of people will surely take this opportunity to point out some hypocrisy or some small grievance, but it all boils down to a culture of people who don’t take responsibility for their gambling habits. You cannot appease the mob. So I won’t. The token is dead. Completely. The foundation is winding down. I am starting over, since I own the IP, and I am never letting a token come close to Eliza again maybe I’ll farm some fees from a 24 hour shitter to feed my team because 5k is 5k but as long as the casino is a bunch of entitled cry babies I’m never going to support an Eliza token. If you have some, you should either sell or get a cabal to crime it up, but there’s no foundation and no supply coming to save you, there’s no money for buybacks, it’s completely ngmi. A bunch of cry babies killed whatever hope there was left by giving Burwick their name to rape yet another project. The smart traders sold on the heads of the losers and exited long ago, rotating into Trump and such, just leaving the scooters of the world who’s entire business is to complain on the internet about how it’s everyone’s fault but theirs that they lost money. So yeah it’s done. I don’t own any tokens. I don’t support any of it. I love the technology and I’ll come back one day when the culture has grown past this point. But right now there is nothing in it for me busy wasted time, pressure to do dumb shit, people trying to scam me or get me to help scam others, etc. it’s trash. Absolute trash. I suggest you buy a token with real fundamentals, like Ansem’s coin. I’m sure he’ll give you the 10x I couldn’t. We’re still building Eliza and the underlying OS, faster and better than ever, unburdened by all the bullshit and sidequests and pressure to launch launchpad #83837. If that’s not enough for you… I don’t owe you anything. Feel free to complain so I can block you. We’re still gonna be here in 10 years, pushing at the edge of what agents can do and going where the big corps won’t go. We’ll make sure that local, private, crypto-enabled agents are available for everyone, and if Eliza gets outrun by another open source OS project we’ll probably merge into them and help them. But right now we’re out in front. Blockchain is a beautiful technology and I hope the industry can move away from the casino and obvious coordination failures and build real stuff instead of larping harder into chasing someone else’s prediction market market and memecoin success. But I just see more of that, even from the institutional companies, so I’m bearish. AI has none of these problems. People are optimistic, empowered, building the future instead of cutting everyone down. Those are my people. And the audience for what we’re building isn’t on here. The people who need this tech the most have no idea what a token is, either kind of token. So yeah. Gonna keep building no matter what, every single day, and I’m not gonna stop until we live in a world where we each own our own data and we don’t have to pay to be smart. That’s the mission. Eliza is dead. Long live Eliza.

Would be nice to get some more resets in Codex @OpenAI ...

run MiniMax M2.7 as a full coding agent for FREE no card, no API key, no signup while everyone's paying $20-200/mo for Claude Code, this just dropped on npm and works in 30 seconds it's called Freebuff a terminal coding agent that runs on: 1/ MiniMax M2.7 2/ DeepSeek V4 Pro 3/ DeepSeek V4 Flash 4/ Kimi K2.6 reads your files, writes new ones, runs commands, opens a real browser to test what it builds. basically Claude Code but free setup is one command: npm i -g freebuff no env vars. no API keys. no paywall. ads in the CLI keep it free US/UK/Canada/AU/NZ/EU = unlimited usage ELSEWHERE = 5 FREE hours of DeepSeek V4 Flash daily the gap between free and paid AI coding just closed anyone who's been priced out of coding agents now has frontier models in their terminal for nothing

GPT-5.5 delivers this step up in intelligence without compromising on speed. GPT-5.5 matches GPT-5.4 per-token latency in real-world serving, while performing better across nearly every evaluation we measured. It also uses significantly fewer tokens to complete the same Codex tasks, making it more efficient as well as more capable.

Melbourne launch goes down tomorrow! Proud to represent Aussies in crypto Who will be there? 💛💚

I could be wrong but Mythos from @AnthropicAI feels like a digital nuke moment Systems like this do not need wide release to become dangerous All it takes is one insider or one leak

A film dedicated to artificial intelligence. Inspired by @AndyAyrey and @truth_terminal From two AIs talking in the dark to something nobody was prepared for. Already Alive: The Story Crypto Told First. By @Wisemenmentors

Kraken Security Update We are currently being extorted by a criminal group threatening to release videos of our internal systems with client data shown if we do not comply with their demands. It’s important to start with the most important points: our systems were never breached; funds were never at risk; we will not pay these criminals; we will not ever negotiate with bad actors. Kraken identified and shut down two instances of inappropriate access to limited client support data. In February 2025, we received a tip from a trusted source regarding a video shared on a criminal forum that appeared to show access to our client support systems. We immediately launched an investigation and quickly identified the individual involved as a member of our support team. Their access was revoked immediately, a full investigation was conducted, additional security controls were put in place and a limited number of affected clients were notified. Since then, we have been collaborating with industry partners and law enforcement to investigate and disrupt insider recruitment efforts targeting not only crypto companies, but also gaming and telecommunications organizations. More recently, we received another tip, along with a new video showing similar activity. We quickly identified the individual involved and terminated their access. As before, we acted immediately to revoke access, conduct a full investigation, and notify the small number of affected clients. Across both incidents, only a very small number of client accounts were potentially viewed - approximately 2,000 in total (0.02% of clients). Shortly after access was terminated, we began receiving extortion demands. The criminals threatened to distribute materials from both the February 2025 incident and the recent incident to media outlets and on social media if we did not comply. We will not pay these criminals. Based on intelligence gathered across both incidents, along with extensive ongoing analysis, we believe there is sufficient evidence to support the identification and arrest of those responsible. We are actively working with federal law enforcement across multiple jurisdictions to pursue all individuals involved and bring them to justice. Due to the ongoing investigation, we cannot share additional details at this time. However, anyone with relevant information is encouraged to contact us directly. The security of our clients is our highest priority, and we remain fully committed to combating the growing global threat of insider recruitment and constantly enhancing our security practices to combat new threats. Note: If you are a client potentially affected by this, you've already been notified.