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Born in Higgsfield. All over your feed.
Introducing Higgsfield AI Influencer.
Create your own AI influencer and bring them into any trend.
Try now with up to 5 FREE generations on Higgsfield and in the ChatGPT extension.
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Credits: @JeanPhilMadame
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Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me an email"
Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me an email"
Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me an email"
Bad request = Bad result.
Use these commands instead and you'll see the magic:
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BREAKING: Claude can now run Stock Market research like a top consulting firm (for free).
Here are 10 Claude prompts that replace $100K/year stock analysts (Save for later)
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CHINESE DEVELOPER RECORDED A 2 MINUTE TUTORIAL ON HOW TO SET UP CLAUDE CODE AGENTS AND TURNED $284 INTO 868K
Three monitors behind him.
Messy desk. Cables everywhere. Posted it to Bilibili expecting maybe 100 views.
Bro pause at 0:47. Look at the right monitor.
$868K PROFIT WHAT?
gabagool22.
$868,862 profit.
28,620 predictions.
Joined October 2025.
His profile:
polymarket.com/@gabagool22?rā¦
Copytrading:
ares.pro/wallets/0x6031b6eedā¦
He was just filming a simple tutorial about AI agents nothing special. But he overlooked one small detail: his crypto wallet was open on a second monitor.
And for a few seconds, it slipped into the frame.
What people saw didnāt make sense at first.
28,620 trades. All in BTC. Every single one on 15-minute intervals. And somehow⦠every single one profitable.
The comments quickly turned into an investigation. Someone slowed the video down to 0.25x. Others captured every frame where the second screen appeared.
Piece by piece, they stitched it together rebuilding the entire wallet view from just a few seconds of background footage.
The numbers looked unreal: entries between 2 and 10 cents, exits in the thousands. Line after line glowing green. Not a single loss across tens of thousands of trades.
And it wasnāt just one machine.
It was a system. A whole farm of computers, each scanning different 15-minute windows at the same time. Together, they covered everything nonstop, 24/7.
He deleted the video three hours later.
But by then, it didnāt matter. Someone had already recorded it.
The clip surfaced on Discord. Then spread to Telegram. Then exploded on Twitter.
The original tutorial barely reached 200 views.
The clip of his second monitor? Over 400,000.
Now hundreds of thousands of people are watching that wallet. He hasnāt posted anything since.
But the screens are still running. The wallet is still active. The system hasnāt stopped.
He set out to teach people how to build AI agents.
Instead, he accidentally revealed what his were already doing.
š¤ Paid partnership
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This story is fabricated. The Polymarket user @gabagool22 has a biggest win of $4,696, not $868K, with many losses shown. No such Bilibili tutorial exists.
polymarket.com/profile/@gabagā¦
bing.com/search?q=site%⦠(0 results)
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This one FB campaign structure printed millions last Q4
Everyone panicking about BFCM setup while we've used the same one for 3 years
And it's still crushing it post-Andromeda
Here's the exact sale campaign setup + best sale creatives to run:
Replying to @shauneng
Do you run separate ad campaigns with BFCM messaging? What do you with your regular campaigns if so?
Any advice about campaign structure for BFCM please sir
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The $100k/day ad formula that took us from $1M to $3M/month rev in 4 months
And we're planning to scale it to $7-10M/mth profitably this Q4 with the same framework
Here's the formula 99% get wrong:
Most of you are stuck with your ads because you're following the same tired playbook:
Hook ā product reveal ā Benefits ā CTA
This worked in 2019.
Now your audience has seen 10,000 versions of this.
They scroll past in 1 second
Meanwhile, we print $100k days with ONE framework:
Emotional hook (open loop) > target right audience > funnel them down towards the product (unique mechanism)
The difference isn't in the editing or the hook creativity
It's in the SEQUENCE and psychological triggers
Each piece builds on the last.
Here's where most of you screw up:
Mistake #1 - You reveal the product too early
"Struggling with X? Try product Y!"
Your audience has heard this 100 times from your competitors. They're not going to believe your claim.
Zero belief = zero conversions.
The fix: Build belief FIRST through a unique mechanism before showing product
This is why health brands do 20-minute VSLs and still convert at 5% - They build belief before revealing the product.
But even if you fix that...
Mistake #2 - Your hooks don't stop the scroll in the first place
A winning hook does ONE of three things:
- Calls out the avatar ("attention gym owners")
- Calls out the problem ("your metabolism after 35")
- Calls out the solution ("Japanese morning ritual")
If your hook nails this, you can make it as engagement-baity as you want
Example: Alex Hormozi's OG Gym Launch ads
Alex starts the video ads asking "are you a gym owner?" followed by him riding a unicorn
It calls out the right audience and makes it as engagement-focused as possible
This combined engagement + conversions = Skale
Your hook is either too boring or doesn't call out the right audience
Usually both
And even if you fix the hook...
Mistake #3 - Your ad isn't triggering the right emotional response
People don't buy in low emotional states (sad, angry).
They buy when they have HOPE.
You CAN use those emotions to hook them, then shift them to hope/excitement through this technique
The technique: Open loops
"I stepped outside and saw something I didn't expect"
What did I see? You NEED to know.
Open loops are moments or sequences that create questions in the minds of the audience, which prompt continued, invested interest and attention.
Humans crave closure.
Your hooks need this tension or people bounce in 2 seconds.
People donāt just want to continue.
They need to continue. And THAT is the power of an open loop.
But the final killer...
Mistake #4 - Your product is packaged like every other product
The gym has existed for decades yet new weight loss products keep winning:
- Ozempic
- Supplements
- Keto
- Peloton
Same result, different mechanism = renewed belief
Your product needs this or you're a commodity
We do this through introducing new unique mechanisms
Let's take weight loss supplements for example.
Apple cider vinegar, yerba mate, green tea, etc
These are different forms of achieving the same results, and are different "Mechanisms" to achieve the result
So we invent or repackage something as a new "mechanism" so your customer has new hope that THIS product will finally work for them
If you have a custom product that can add a new mechanism, that's the easiest and best way to go about this.
But even existing dropshipped products can create new mechanisms:
"Green tea burns fat!"
So does everyone else's green tea, genius.
New mechanisms create new hope:
- Turn it into different form factors (Green Tea Gummy)
- "Our green tea has 30% more extract than competitors for more weight loss"
- "Our green tea comes from the Japan Highlands known for cultivating the highest quality tea from 3000 years ago"
Or reframe an existing feature:
"Nano-ground particles finally small enough to penetrate cell walls"
Even though all your competitors have the same quality of fine powder, no one highlights it.
Find the angle that makes it FEEL new
Why does this matter for scale?
Because a new mechanism resets skepticism
They've been burned by green tea powder before
But green tea GUMMIES? That's new.
That might work.
This psychological reset = higher CTR, higher CVR, lower CPAs
Same $3 AliExpress product.
3x the conversion rate.
THAT'S how you scale to $100k days while competitors die at $5k
The $100k/day ad formula:
Emotional hook (open loop) > target right audience > funnel them down towards the product (unique mechanism)
This took us from $1M to $3M/month in 4 months
While tons of people were blaming the Meta algorithm for a "Dead Q3"
Simple to read.
Hard to execute at the level that prints $100k days.
Some chad operator is using this formula to scale YOUR "dead" product right now.
This is the level of depth you need for each of your creatives in order to win, and exactly why I have hours upon hours of training on each of these topics in Evolve.
Tis the way of the chad scaler
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If you think the second image ad performs better at high scale..
you're WRONG. please learn why that's the case.
Because this is what's going to unlock scale.
Not the latest ad account structure,
Not the latest Ads format..
they won't even make a dent in saving your ROAS.
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How to find stocks that the LARGEST WHALES IN THE WORLD are buyingš³š³
If the Buffets of the world are buying a stock.... that means something
HERES HOW YOU CAN FIND THEMšš
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šØThe U.S. just tried to borrow $42B in a 10-year auction.
The auction tailed, demand tanked, and even foreign banks stepped aside.
Hereās why this matters for every investor, borrower, and taxpayer.
(a thread)
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$AMD Expects 28% Growth for Q3 of 2025 Without Accounting for China AI Accelerator Sales
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Incredible Transformations: Before & After Snaps/Vids Showing How Our World Has Evolved š§µ
1. Iran before the 1979 Islamic revolution!
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šØš³ROBOTS ARE NOW PUMPING YOUR GAS IN CHINA
This station has bots that fill your tank take your money and work 24/7 without complaining once.
Humans are officially becoming the side characters in gas stations.
Next step theyāll probably drive your car for you too.
Source:Ā evolving ai
šØš³ HUMANOID ROBOTS NOW DOING YOUR GROCERY RUN
At WAIC, Beijingās Galbot showed off the G1 humanoid robot that helps customers find and hand over products - just tell it what you want.
Itās already working in 10+ pharmacies and retail stores, with 100 more coming to cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen.
Source: @CyberRobooo
Letās talk facts:
$NVDA market cap: $4.2T
$AMD market cap: $262B
If $AMD closes that gap?
Youāre looking at a $2,200 share price ā a 16x from here.
And thatās before the MI400 lands. šš§µ
m.youtube.com/watch?v=mb5vx0ā¦
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