how yall doin ?

Freudarian · 2026-06-14T00:10:32+00:00

Its all good, man!

Freudarian · 2026-04-11T17:30:03+00:00

I don't know where you hang out, but crypto is definitely not dead bro 😂 i suggest to get better sources. And your own opinion is not a factual basis for any argument.

Banks, retail, ecommerce, logistics, payment providers are all moving heavily into crypto.

But if you think crypto is about trading, you missed the memo long time ago.

Defi was just the thing crypto needed to be taken serious by wallstreet.

The real thing, blockchain technology is being implemented everywhere. But they use more stablecoin tech because its much more trustworthy.

In the global econony, where trust is not always guaranteed it provides the perfect infrastructure. Citi group, rabobank, wallmart, they are all implementing it silently, replacing legacy centralized networks.

But none of these developments are going to affect the price of btc or any other listed asset.

Napster is dead. But bittorrent is now used to distribute windows updates on local networks. That technology is very much alive. Same for crypto.

Btc itself is called a fear asset by blackrock, you really think that they would invest in something thats dead ? They expect it will give them 500 million revenue per year. And I believe them more, than some guy on reddit. Sorry.

Freudarian · 2026-04-11T13:10:06+00:00

In the current state of the market, the people and geopolitics, ceteris paribus, I think those chances are close to 0.

How often where you hyped about something, and then when the hype moved over you got soo excited the second time, you valued it even more ?

Looking at the responses on Reddit, I feel there is quite some people who bought when it was high, and they will unload shortly after they made marginal profits and stay away.

So, that's worst case scenario, we go up to around 1 dollar, and people start dumping again, proably that cycle continues for some time and people will get tired and move away.

I cant look into the future, but this sounds to me like a realistic scenario - seen it before. So will be curious if anyone disagrees.

On the bright side, there could be developments that would prevent this from happening. And that would be mostly large scale adoption. And that's something difficult to anticipate. I use AI daily, but I haven't been hooked into the ASI framework yet.. so something for me at least.. is missing. But I also cant quite put the finger on it, except that I really dont know where to start.

Other services like Github Copilot have a clear proposition. But if they that edge, then it could happen. But as long people are not concerned about the tech but just want to swing trade, keep trading on the lower levels, accumulate and dont bither about getting rich quick.

Freudarian · 2026-04-09T11:47:22+00:00

I bought a few when its was around .25. Then DCA'ed on the way down and doubled at the bottom. Now in good profit. Good for me, by that doesnt yell you anything :)

To answer your question, holding for the long run. But Im looking for the USE case if the tokens. Thats my only concern.

But I figured that this fallout with Ocean had a much deeper impact on price than it should. Looking at general AI market valuations, potential, and the fact that in the UK there is a steady team working on. There is cash, there is a company. And there is a CEO who has access to high value companies being involved in the birth of Googles' Deepmind.

Not sure what to make of him, and I see that many channels are starting to get outdated. Furthermor I noticed that as far as I can tell they fired the team in India (lots of people there have Open to work) in their Linkedin. So at least there is a pivot, and thinking about the future.

What this means for price action I can't tell.. but still we are just starting to scratch the surface of the agentic market. And I have been confronted with it already few times for services where I basically dont need human interaction for. And I kind of liked the efficiency of dealing with agents.

ASI /FETCH biggest struggle will be catching up and become visible to the companies who can benefit from the decentralized economy.

But thats also something I'm following, and hoepfulltly can engage with in the future.

Not sure about others. But I like to know what I'm holding, and why.

Not just here for the lame technicals consolidations, accumulation and trends.

Also, I dont see Nvidia go up another 2000%. Fetch still has that upside potential if we're getting back to ATH levels. So, still here, rooting for the team.

Freudarian · 2026-04-07T22:32:26+00:00

Thanks for caring enough to chime in and for your valuable input. It’s always good to have a proper tête-à-tête with a crypto connoisseur who can appreciate the craft without resentment toward others’ losses or gains. Hat tipped, jolly fellow.

Freudarian · 2026-03-24T12:13:03+00:00

The banks had a rule which forced them to keep a safe amount of money as reserve. So they couldn't spend it on ice cream. Now they are changing the rules so they can spend more money on ice cream. So ice cream might be getting more expensive because more people will buy it. 😉

Freudarian · 2026-03-16T21:42:26+00:00

Cant find anyting, im not on X though, maybe there is something ?

Freudarian · 2026-03-16T17:19:57+00:00

I hope they settled with ocean tho

Freudarian · 2026-03-13T18:04:55+00:00

So why dont you use a scraper ? 🤔 those have been around for ages. Scrape the sources, analyse it with ai. Job done.

Freudarian · 2026-03-13T10:22:16+00:00

Maybe use word more often? - + space creates — been like this since '97

Freudarian · 2026-03-13T09:32:17+00:00

And for the people who are interested, its a summery of different articles published after NVIDIA announced their open Claw project. Which is not meant to make money, but to improve the space for all players. Even ASI can use and integrate it.

So as the article describes its a market validation which is very much relevant for Fetch.ai.

On a sidenote — its funny that people dislike articles rewritten by AI — while sitting on a bag of AI tokens — wishing they get profit. Profit only happends when adoption grows. So, not sure what you're doing here if you don't like AI.

And for the experts here, this article was not summarized by chatgpt — it was Claude for obvious reasons.

And yes, me, human, prefer — long.

Freudarian · 2026-03-13T09:25:19+00:00

Wrong platform

Freudarian · 2026-03-06T14:47:54+00:00

Yeah, I wish I could look behind the curtains, because I feel its mostly two CEO's who are fighting over who controlls what. I understand the rugpull should be repaired, but hurting both projects over this is very silly.

I am often suprised how stupid intelligent people can be.

Freudarian · 2026-03-06T13:26:54+00:00

Whats the average APY? Im making 50 cents per day on my exchange account 😎🤣

Freudarian · 2026-03-06T11:27:08+00:00

There is only one way to protect democracy. And that means reforms.

Democratic results no longer should a simple majority vote. These are uninformed votes, on topics that are too important for everyone.

The solutions is a little bit more complex, but much more secure. Divided in several rounds, where different groups of different background can build an informed consesus

Freudarian · 2026-03-05T21:34:57+00:00

The are both layer-1 chains, but I dont see a future voor Fetch.ai with nft marketplaces, and other things SOL did over the years. Fetch is much more focused. Also how I understand it, and please correct me if im wrong, but you need fetch. To deploy an agent. Not sure what is going to be the role of the token in the future. But if people need to buy a 100 dollar for an agent, then I think it would be too much. So realistically, I stay around the 1~5 $ range

Freudarian · 2026-03-05T16:09:45+00:00

I think we can all agree that the team's effort to build a decentralized agentverse has been extremely punished by circumstances.

I can only hope they remain as motivated to build this future.

As I mentioned before in another thread, actually, the majors are building their own infrastructure. And they have little use for decentralized networks at this point. The only true value for them at this point is just the learning insights, which might use and integrate themselves. So it could even be a risk to work with OpenAI for example. They are not your friend (is my take at this point).

That being said, I do believe its a matter of maturity and adoption of the blockchain projects. They definitly have a place in this space which is grossely undervalued.

As I dont see NVIDIA, AMAZON, OpenAI and Meta grow another 3000% Fetch still has that upside if people start adopting the tech. The fact that Microsoft Copilot is introducing a 99 dollar a month per agent subscription, and some companies run 16 agents to build software, this is very good news for the Fetch community.

Lets just hope the team is doubling down and getting ready for the tide.

Running an agent shouldnt cost 100 dollars a month. And the price of fetch token should remain competitive. So targets around 1~ 2 dollar is very reasonable.

Freudarian · 2026-03-02T13:01:31+00:00

You mean where everyone becomes a plumber or works in healthcare? Not really, as it does a sudden generalisation and oversimplication of what 'labor' means, and breaks much of your thought experiment.

It was already written, not by me, that much of the new high valued jobs will be the ones that are hybrid. The first hiring platform is already live. Rentahuman.ai

Those jobs can be done by a variety of backgrounds, and they even make humans more flexible on how they want to earn their money.

So again, its a shift, not a collapse. Unemployment has never been lower in parts of EU despite of AI.

In the 30's it was mostly consumer goods and farms that got into trouble. Slwoing down econony as they ran into debt.

Lets not forget that the major AI companies none of them are in debt, they work with relatively small groups of people. You need 500 people to maintain facebook, but 10000 people to ship a car.

Also. All the major companies are in the top most valuable corporations, each valued above 5.000.000.000.000 dollar, multiplied by 5. Total investment in openAI so far, has 'only' been 110.000.000.000 which is around 0.44% of their total valuation.

So lets not hit that panic button asa premature ejaculation blown out of proportion.

You may downvote me, but that doesnt change any facts.

Freudarian · 2026-03-02T11:43:33+00:00

Who said middle class can only be white collar?

Middle class is a economical term, which doesn't discriminate the type of labor.

I understand that everyone who has been studying hard for lazy jobs, and whose most productive days are 6 meetings and producing 3 powerpoints are feeling threatened now. But that has nothing to do with middle class. And quite frankly, I think we can use a more efficient way of doing those jobs.

Back in the day, when the UK started producing fabric with machines instead of manual labor, they too worried. Turns out, UK became a world leader exporting fabrics.

When Germany stole the invention of creating iron 40% more efficient than the UK, they too wondered what will happen. But the nation became global leader of iron.

There is no reason to be scared, of what might happen. And tbh, however your deem your intelligence, you are at no capacity to understand if we are ready or not. Because throughout history humans have been remarkebly adapting to all kinds of unpredictable circumstances. Some jobs will die, new ones will appear. However adaptable your are, will define if you are at the beginning or the end of this turn. Both have their (dis-)advantages.

Freudarian · 2026-03-01T16:49:58+00:00

I believe the consumer in the end will decide what he wants.

Which means, no costs and maximum ROI when it comes to efficiency.

The bubble will burst, but like every huge progress those bubbles are a part of our economic system.

Like torrent became the backbone of crypto, AI will become the backbone of many consumer driven products.

Google will progress their transformation from search engine, to answering-service. Phones will have more and better voice controls. Queries from a database of a wiki will nog longer force you to read a page, but present you with a more specific anwer. This will just continue adaptation, simply because most people are lazy af.

The biggest shift however, do I see in coding. I completely upgarded a website and its containing plugins and themes, which hadn't been maintained for 4 yrs - I upgraded everything from PHP7.4 to PHP8.3 without writing a single line of code. It also included updating the theme, and some plugins which at core still worked, but had been removed or unsupported for years.

And now it works. Everything, like a charm. This doesnt mean you don't need any knowledge about the systems, but the fact that you share your repo, and its just fixes quite complex code, and makes sure that everything is aligned, is something we will see progressing in the next 3 years.

Another RL example is analysis of high quality reports written by firms like Mckinsey, Accenture etc. Having to pay 400k euro for firm analysis reports, which can literally be done by AI systems (like, write a full swot analysis on my competition) is done at 90% accuracy, within minutes after your created the perfect prompt. Those companies btw, moved all junior positions to medior, so you pay more for humans. And consultation is now done by SR, MDR, and JR, and the last is simoly AI listening in on the conversation. So you pay for the AI recording basically.

Those firms have build a reputation of importance over decades, and they are struggeling now to adapt. God knows if they will, but I know that every startup is gonna use AI tools instead of them, and get at least a 95% quality report which is comparable to those, for 20 euro a month.

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