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Prediction markets are now offering ETF-like features. The more popular Polymarkets become, the more opportunities I see, but also the harder it is to choose. Popular themes like BTC, crude oil, US politics, and the World Cup can all be found on Polymarkets. Individual events are interesting, but when trying to express a broader directional prediction, how to select and combine them becomes a new challenge. That's why I recently discovered Polyvaults and found it quite interesting. Polyvaults doesn't create a new Polymarket; it adds a Vault/Index layer on top. Simply put, it packages a set of related prediction events, allowing a directional prediction to correspond to a set of markets, eliminating the need for manual screening. It's somewhat like shifting from selecting individual stocks to buying a thematic ETF. For example, there are already: • BTC Bullish/Bearish Index, covering BTC bullish/bearish trends • Oil Bullish/Bearish Index, covering crude oil bullish/bearish trends • TACO Index, focusing on Trump-related events. Compared to betting on a single event, Polyvaults is more like... Themes like BTC, oil prices, Trump, and the World Cup are compiled into directional portfolios that can be participated in with a single click. If prediction markets want to attract more casual users, simple indexed entry points like Polyvaults may become increasingly important. Polyvaults' underlying assets and strategies are built on Polymarket, supporting deposits from 21 chains, including Base, Ethereum, and Arbitrum, making it relatively user-friendly for on-chain users. If you're already using Polymarket, you can also check out Polyvaults. Product entry → http:/app.polyvaults.ai Follow updates → @awenetwork_ai NFA, prediction markets involve risks.
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AI Blogger Recommendation List - Part 2 (China Recommendation Series) Today we're sharing 12 high-quality Chinese AI information sources worth following long-term, helping you filter out 90% of the noise. These accounts mainly cover theory, news, trends, entrepreneurship, monetization, and Agent practice: 1. Baoyu @dotey: Combines theory and practice, continuously shares AI news, frequently opens up code, and also shares stories and observations within the AI community. 2. Xiangyang Qiaomu @vista8: Early adopter and sharer of new AI trends, he was among the first to propose and promote OpenClaw and Agent Skills, and is happy to share. 3. Orange AI @oran_ge: Focuses on sharing AI entrepreneurship-related insights; his Agent series articles have considerable reference value. 4. Guizang @op7418: Extensive experience in the raw image field; his prompts are used by many Xiaohongshu bloggers for monetization. 5. Yuzong Talks AI @AI_Jasonyu: An independent SaaS developer with a single product generating over 20 million in annual revenue. Case studies worth tens of thousands of dollars, sharing experiences in overseas expansion of AI tools and app monetization 6. Iron Hammer @lxfater Author of OpenClaw technical articles with 12 million views, previously worked as a mentor and course seller, involved in the combination of AI technology and marketing 7. Yangyi @yangyi Gained over 100,000 followers in 3 months, has extensive experience in AI implementation projects, frequently shares insights on making money and business-related topics 8. Persimmon @yaohui12138 With a practical background as an AI product manager, focuses on dissecting the business models of AI projects, sharing the business closed loop for independent developers 9. Xiaohu @xiaohu Focuses on providing detailed AI information, often getting information on new model releases several days in advance 10. huangserva @servasyy_ai A serial entrepreneur, sharing his real-life experience from loss to profit, introducing cost control and monetization methods in overseas AI startups 11. Snow Treads the Clouds @Pluvio9yte A technology developer earning seven figures annually, deeply involved in monetization models such as AI transfer stations, sharing Agent... Business Logic and Overseas Expansion Practical Analysis 12. Dr. Moyu @Jason23818126 Myself. I will continue to integrate and share the above high-quality information, including AI trends and practical tips, AI side hustle monetization, agent automation workflows, etc. Welcome to follow me. twitter.com/Jason23818126/stat...
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Karpathy's programming experience, Skills, has been open-sourced, and its stars are skyrocketing. It's highly recommended to feed your AI with this andrej-karpathy-skills file. This project is simple: it compiles Karpathy's criticisms of poor coding practices for large models into constraint instructions that large models can understand. This file, less than 70 lines long, has garnered nearly 60,000 stars. It originated from Karpathy's previous observations of common AI programming problems: guesswork, over-engineering, and haphazardly modifying unrelated code. Developer Forrest Chang condensed these experiences into four core rules: 1. Think before you write: Ask questions before making assumptions when encountering ambiguity. 2. Simplicity first: Don't add unnecessary features; avoid over-design. 3. Precise modification: Only modify what needs changing; don't touch surrounding code, no matter how messy it may be. 4. Goal-driven: Give the AI clear success criteria (e.g., passing tests), rather than vague instructions. Download this file to your project's root directory as... Simply use the command `CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md` to let the AI read the code; after that, its work will become much more efficient. Claude Code users can also install the plugin globally with a single command. AI code writing speed is indeed fast, but these four principles are like holding its reins. Knowing when to let the AI run and when to give it a helping hand can help you avoid many hidden pitfalls.
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04-09
CZ in a Hoodie, the Top Customer Service Representative I recently finished reading "Binance Life" by my cousin. Having been in this industry for so long, and having heard countless epic business battles, I expected this to be a memoir filled with grand narratives. But upon closing the book, I found that what resonated most with me were the everyday fragments hidden beneath the billion-dollar halo. Leaving aside the various labels imposed on them by the outside world, I'd like to share some thoughts on CZ and the top customer service representative, drawing on details from the book. Outsiders often view CZ through the lens of a financial tycoon, but between the lines, it's hard to ignore his deep-seated tech background. People with a tech background often view the world through the linear logic of code; if the underlying logic works, they execute it. The book mentions that he first heard about Bitcoin at a poker game, and after reading the white paper, he decided to sell his house and enter the market—a level of execution characteristic of pure geeks. He also seems somewhat oblivious to personal image. He went to shoot for the Forbes cover wearing just a company hoodie; in his early entrepreneurial days in Tokyo, he commuted daily on an old bicycle with a plastic basket. Even when faced with prolonged server system outages and constant speculation, his way of reassuring users wasn't through press releases, but by posting a photo of himself playing with a fidget spinner on social media, next to a business card with his personal phone number. This unpretentious simplicity allowed him to focus on his work, but it also led to losses in the complex business environment due to his tendency to place too much trust. However, he doesn't seem to have changed his original intentions, maintaining a sunny, athletic lifestyle in his private life. Now, CZ's older cousin is dedicating his energy to Giggle Academy, providing free education and attempting to break down educational barriers with technology—a natural progression for a long-term technologist. Compared to CZ's focus on building systems in the backend, his sister is more like someone always on the front lines, directly facing the real market. She possesses a tenacious spirit that once she sets her mind on something, she commits wholeheartedly. When the platform launched, its stock price immediately fell below the IPO price. Amidst widespread pessimism, she resigned from her executive position at the soon-to-be-listed company and packed her bags to join the team in Shanghai. Having worked her way up from the bottom, she possessed a natural intuition for the pain points of ordinary users. The book also mentions an early incident where a college student mistakenly transferred several hundred dollars of tuition fees to an unsupported address. At the time, the technical and human costs of recovering the funds far exceeded the cost of those few hundred dollars, but she still suggested that the team help the user recover the money. This empathy for the helplessness of ordinary people became a microcosm of the platform's early commitment to user protection. Her outspokenness about the business is also evident in her daily life. She directly criticized CZ's early name, saying it sounded like a supermarket, and ultimately decided on the name Binance. Even today, you can still see her on social media following up on basic user support requests like a customer service representative, because she understands all too well that it's difficult to perceive the true market conditions without being on the front lines. A company's success today isn't due to perfect individuals, but rather the complementary strengths of its members. A tech geek who remains simple and honest, and a pragmatist who understands the market and values users—these two contrasting personalities form the balance of this system. The only preface in the entire book was written by Heyi Binance, penned on the first day of the Lunar New Year in 2026, still fresh from its initial publication. Her two concluding sentences are particularly poignant, perhaps the best commentary on their journey together: "There is no one else out there. The person others see is merely a reflection of themselves. And he remains himself. How fortunate I am to have walked alongside him." Closing the book, besides a renewed understanding of the two individuals, I also feel a genuine sense of hope. In this ever-changing industry, I hope they will continue to thrive and prosper, and I look forward to Binance continuing to play a leading role, pushing the boundaries of Crypto and truly reaching a wider audience. @cz_binance @heyibinance #BNB #BinanceLife
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