The value of a single GitHub account has increased more than 10 times since the tweet I cited in 2024, and the value of an "old account" has even reached more than 30 times. Isn't that better than blindly speculating on contracts? With the full rise of AI, large models, skills, and agents are exploding. And the first sentence of 90% of AI project recommendation videos is: "It's insane! OpenAI/ByteDance/Google have released another xxxx tool, and it's already garnered 20,000 stars on GitHub in just 3 days!" GitHub stars have become the absolute standard for viewers' first impression of a project. Reading so many knowledge-sharing articles won't help you make money; putting knowledge into practice is the most important. Back in 2024, fingerprint browsers could still steal some users' wallets by exploiting information asymmetry. In 2026, many information asymmetry issues have been eliminated. Now, the cost of hoarding and nurturing accounts has been further reduced. Using the method in today's thread, you can even create your own fingerprint browser.

I spent several weeks building my own fingerprint browser: ▅ It doesn't rely on any third-party software, only using a clean Chrome instance. ▅ Each Chrome instance uses a different user data directory for directory structure. ▅ I installed a browser plugin I wrote myself for obfuscation; it's open source and available for anyone to use. Manually building your own is the least likely way to prevent fingerprint browsers from stealing your password. github.com/juu17/browser-finge...…