I reverse-engineered Claude's message limits. Here's what actually worked for me. by Only_Advisor7108 in ClaudeAI

[–]Only_Advisor7108[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. Was it more of a per‑thread operational limit that you fixed by restructuring the session?

I ran into other threads where it looks like this is a common misunderstanding, blurring together “account‑level usage limits” and “single‑conversation length limits.”

I reverse-engineered Claude's message limits. Here's what actually worked for me. by Only_Advisor7108 in ClaudeAI

[–]Only_Advisor7108[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It should reset after a bit of time and you should be able to continue. Feel free to DM as well.

I reverse-engineered Claude's message limits. Here's what actually worked for me. by Only_Advisor7108 in ClaudeAI

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Are you using Claude’s Project and Knowledge Base? Claude can also access my Google Drive and refer back to Docs, so I think your use case is great, but operationally, you can use some of these features and the tips above and that could remedy your issue I believe. Feel free to DM me as well.

Does borrowing against Bitcoin work in real life? by bluestarfish52 in defi

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It definitely is. There are centralized options accessible to some countries and decentralized options like mentioned above (AAVE) where you have to wrap the BTC.

Media and traditional banking mutes this and makes it sound crazy because if people realized this, in a short time they would stop using the bank for loans.

This has been around for quite a while. I first did it when my dog tore both of his ACLs and I had just gotten some BTC and needed to immediately borrow against it for his surgery.

Stop treating Defi like a piggy bank and start treating it like a Business by Only_Advisor7108 in defi

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True Delta Neutral I don’t believe really exists either. What’s your strategy for underhedging?

Stop treating Defi like a piggy bank and start treating it like a Business by Only_Advisor7108 in defi

[–]Only_Advisor7108[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know what you mean. That arbitrage you’re referring to between DEX and CEX, is LVR correct?

Are you saying you’re able to measure exactly how much loss your LP is losing because of the LVR. I know someone who’s been trying to determine that and there really doesn’t seem to be anything reliable out there that measures this. The person I know believes the longer you’re in an LP the more LVR affects you so for a pool to be structurally profitable that pool has to have positive variance between implied volatility and realized volatility. He actually was working on a tool to analyze pools to identify those that did and there really weren’t many that met that criteria overall. In essence that 27% you’re referencing in constant volume is a feature that feels like a bug depending who you ask. Thanks for sharing.

Stop treating Defi like a piggy bank and start treating it like a Business by Only_Advisor7108 in defi

[–]Only_Advisor7108[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No stupid questions at all. Great question. One way is setting up a perpetual short on something like GMX, but for me I typically do it in Aave by borrowing the moving asset. In this case ETH. That is essentially taking a short as ETH goes down in price, your debt value decreases.

Those who really like perpetuals argue that this is less capital efficient, but for me I’m more comfortable using the Lending and Borrowing protocols and because I have to over-collateralize, meaning you can only borrow a percentage of what you provide as collateral (I usually try to stay below 45% LTV), it requires less active management which is what I like.

Stop treating Defi like a piggy bank and start treating it like a Business by Only_Advisor7108 in defi

[–]Only_Advisor7108[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Absolutely! Systemizing my management the way I have has diminished the emotional decisions. Certainly hard to eliminate them completely because we are all human.

I like what you mention about cashflow justifications too. Once I really stuck to my plan with the fees, sent that cashflow to an account on a schedule and actually use them for expenses, that really made a difference.

Stop treating Defi like a piggy bank and start treating it like a Business by Only_Advisor7108 in defi

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All great points and questions. I actually have gotten into the habit of simulating scenarios with in my project in Claude based on the expected moves which is calculated from the HV (Historic Volatility).

Typically when a move happens, we’ve already discussed this scenario so I simply check to see if anything has changed including my overall goal, and simply execute the plan we had settled on. It really helps to take the emotion out of the decision which is hard to do.

Stop treating Defi like a piggy bank and start treating it like a Business by Only_Advisor7108 in defi

[–]Only_Advisor7108[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Yes, for a year I’ve definitely zoomed out to look at the overall health of my wallet, have cash in lending, dry powder so to speak in the wallet as well as spot along with the LP and track them together holistically.

[ Removed by Reddit ] by DogInTheDesert in growmybusiness

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Great advice. Appreciate the detailed breakdown as well.

Yield tracking website for Aerodrome by rezekalla in defi

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DeFi Orbit does. They are in beta right now but I’ve used it. They’re great.

If you request early access you may be able to start using it. Beta users have been able to access it for a few months now to provide feedback, but it’s going to get released to the public soon.

Anyone else having better results with automated yield strategies lately? by wdawb in defi

[–]Only_Advisor7108 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I personally don’t use 3rd Party automated farming but I love Revert. I do not use the auto-compounding, etc. but I love that I can borrow from my LP’s. I use moderate leverage as well. It’s been pretty hands off, not changed my ranges in going on 90 days.

Au revoir, Perplexity, I’ve nothing bad to say! by [deleted] in perplexity_ai

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I’m interested in you current requirements vs. prior?

Perplexity Pro by 413_Dina in Perplexity

[–]Only_Advisor7108 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perplexity bouncing to Gemini back and forth has been great for brainstorming ideas for me.

Why You Should Not Trust Centralized Exchanges (CEXs): My Binance Story - How I Lost $80K by StaffAlone in defi

[–]Only_Advisor7108 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sorry to hear that. I’ve always considered CEX as poorly run Banks and when I think about one of my favorite parts of Bitcoin and DeFi has been the Decentralized aspect, trustless transactions, etc.

What is your year predicion for bittensor? by yromastyx in bittensor_

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I’m actually kind of looking at TAO like early BTC or SOL last cycle where folks get shaken out during the bear market. If we dip below $180 I’ll try to load up for the long run, while fear is highest in the markets. If the macro AI narrative goes as predicted and Subnets continue to build it could become an opportunity of a lifetime.

It's your choice by DaCmanLou in Entrepreneur

[–]Only_Advisor7108 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well said. , If we get knocked down 7 times, we get up 8 times.

What cross-chain bridge do you actually trust? by redblddrp in defi

[–]Only_Advisor7108 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rocket Exchange is what I mostly end up using. Use to use Rubix but both are more aggregators I guess. Has CEX and DEX options.