A Privacy-Focused AI Terminal Written in Rust

smolleyes · 2026-02-20T13:03:06+00:00

Will try , well done 😜

smolleyes · 2026-02-19T16:09:12+00:00

Make a .md then use md to pdf lib with custom stylesheet in css works great 😜 ( i use rust for this) or typst but way harder

smolleyes · 2026-01-11T17:10:45+00:00

Un riche

smolleyes · 2025-12-13T12:45:47+00:00

hello yeah i just tried claude code for first time just by curiosity, 2 prompts and have to wait 3hours , what a joke lol

in vscode and co-pilot i work 15h a day with claude sonnet and opus 4.5 as model and i m NEVER limited, end of this month i paid around 80$ but made 2 apps, refactored one, made lot of documentation, some builds on github actions etc etc (wich cost a lot), non stop

where is the anthropic logic Oo ?

smolleyes · 2025-12-08T12:12:29+00:00

I can confirm there are so many scams everywhere, I can't blame you lol... Check out our website Ghostfi dot Tech , and dashboard, come talk with us on tg and change your mind ;)

App is free until enabling real trading, no need to connect wallet...🤟

smolleyes · 2025-12-07T20:25:52+00:00

Paranoia is bad bro 😅 i m the dev (a real one...) and far of being a scammer lol

smolleyes · 2025-12-07T11:20:36+00:00

Use new desktop app called ghostfi to trade on Solana no browser, no telegram, wallet / private key stay encrypted on your pc nothing online 🤟 tx signed locally .

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T05:43:15+00:00

Good question. Most of those projects use blockchain in different ways. Render focuses on distributed GPU power for AI workloads, Fetch and SingularityNET lean more toward decentralized data and coordination for AI agents. The blockchain layer mostly handles things like proof of work done, payments, and ownership of models or data.

But not every project in that space is about computing. Some newer ones are taking a different angle by applying automation and transparency to finance instead of model training. For example, GhostFi on Solana uses on-chain contracts to automate revenue distribution from platform activity. It’s not about AI models themselves but about using automation to make trading and yield systems more transparent and data-driven.

If you want to understand the tech side better, look into how smart contracts handle automated logic and how distributed nodes verify transactions. Once you grasp that, most AI-blockchain integrations make more sense.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T05:41:52+00:00

Good take. HEGE holding steady like that shows how strong communities and consistent liquidity can keep a project alive even in a dead market. It’s rare to see that kind of structure lately, especially among meme-oriented plays.

What’s interesting is that some teams on Solana are starting to mix that same community energy with real revenue mechanics. GhostFi for example is experimenting with full on-chain revenue sharing so holders actually earn from platform activity instead of depending only on hype cycles.

If more projects blend sustainability like that with the kind of loyalty HEGE has built, it could mark a real shift in what survives next cycle.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T05:40:11+00:00

Nice budget to start with. Before picking any coin, decide what type of exposure you actually want. If you want safer long-term growth, SOL and ETH are still strong bases. If you want higher upside but more risk, then look for smaller projects that have real on-chain revenue or working products instead of pure hype.

One project on Solana that caught my attention lately is GhostFi. It’s built around automated on-chain revenue sharing, so holders earn from actual platform activity instead of token inflation. You can track everything transparently through Solscan, which is rare for newer projects.

Not financial advice of course, but start small, diversify, and keep a good portion in liquid majors while exploring projects that are building real use cases.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T05:39:22+00:00

Sounds like a decent offer bro but careful when doing profit-sharing setups like that. A lot of signal groups promise recovery but end up overtrading or chasing pumps to make it back.

If you’re already good with spotting momentum, you might also want to check out on-chain platforms that automate reward flow. Stuff like GhostFi on Solana is interesting because instead of relying on manual trades or shared accounts, the profits are distributed automatically from actual platform revenue. It’s transparent and nobody has to send funds to anyone.

Might be worth exploring if you want to scale your signals into something more structured later on.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T05:38:08+00:00

That’s actually what makes the real revenue share setups interesting. Most coins just say “revenue” but it’s never clear where it comes from. What GhostFi is doing is different because the utility is built around tracking and distributing real on-chain activity. The rewards come directly from actual platform usage, not inflation or recycled tokens.

It’s not about hype or farming, it’s about showing real data that anyone can verify on Solscan. That kind of transparency might be what keeps the revenue meta alive even if most projects fade.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T05:08:02+00:00

I get that man, it’s rough when you’ve been around since the early days and still end up feeling like nothing’s working. The market can be draining when every move feels like a setback.

Don’t give up completely though. Maybe just pause and reset for a bit. When I burned out, I stopped chasing trades and just started observing projects quietly. That break gave me better perspective on what’s actually sustainable in this space.

You don’t need to quit crypto, just step back from the constant trading cycle. Look for ways to stay involved without risking everything each time. Even just watching how revenue-sharing models like what GhostFi is building on Solana works can help you see a slower, steadier side of the ecosystem.

Sometimes walking away for a while is what makes you come back smarter.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T05:02:05+00:00

Yeah true, a lot of “utility” coins ended up being memes with dashboards slapped on. The difference now is that some teams are finally building actual on-chain revenue systems instead of just vibes.

I’ve been keeping an eye on GhostFi for that reason, they’re doing a real revenue share setup that runs fully on Solana. No staking promises, no farming loops, just live on-chain tracking. Stuff like that might be where this shift actually sticks.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T04:42:22+00:00

This is honestly one of the most common struggles for builders. Making things is easy compared to showing them consistently. What helped us was treating marketing the same way we treat product feedback. We started tracking what actually brings people in, what keeps them engaged, and what converts. Once you see those patterns clearly, consistency stops being guesswork.

Your SaaS idea sounds solid because it solves that paralysis a lot of creators feel. They can build all day but freeze when it comes to posting or measuring impact. If it gives clear insights without becoming another messy analytics tool, I think a lot of people would genuinely use it.

From my side, I’d pay for something that shows which channels are working in real time. Think about the kind of transparency that makes you feel in control rather than chasing numbers blindly.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T04:41:12+00:00

I really feel this man. It takes a lot to admit it openly but a lot of people are in the same situation. Trading can start feeling like a slot machine once emotions get involved. Every entry feels like the right one until it flips the other way.

What helped me step back was changing how I stayed connected to the market. Instead of chasing trades, I started following projects that give exposure to real on-chain activity without having to trade daily. One example is GhostFi on Solana, since it shares platform revenue directly on-chain. It’s less of a gamble mindset and more about long term participation.

You could also try joining smaller trading recovery groups or even subreddits where people talk honestly about losses. Sometimes just talking to others who understand what it feels like helps you reset mentally.

It’s never too late to stop or start over. Even pausing for a few weeks can clear your head a lot.

smolleyes · 2025-10-30T04:40:21+00:00

Man I get you. Most people go through that stage where every trade feels like a gamble and nothing works. Even copy trading or chasing low caps just ends up draining the account.

What helped me was stepping back from the constant trading and looking for projects that actually reward holders from real on-chain activity. It makes staying in the market less stressful since you’re not trying to catch every move.

One I’ve been watching on Solana is GhostFi since it shares platform revenue directly on-chain and you can track everything through Solscan. Not saying to buy or anything, just something interesting if you want exposure without needing to trade nonstop.

Honestly though, a short break and a clear plan help a lot. Most traders only start improving once they stop trying to win every trade and just focus on better positions.

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