Superior

Open-source rug-pull scanners and free-lecture finance lessons

Builds AEGIS, an open-source multi-chain scam filter, and writes about strategy-factory architectures for retail quants, alongside lecture-sourced posts on behavioral finance — Shiller, Kahneman, Greenblatt. Long-form articles on the four ways to make money passed 12M views.

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14mviews on record

writes for English-speaking on-chain traders and self-taught investors who want tools and math, not tips · Worldwide, in English

what they post about

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Behavioral finance lessons45%

Scam-filter trading tools40%

AI tools and world models15%

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what usually flies

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There Are Only 4 Ways to Make Money. Everything Else Is a Story.12 aug 26 · x post13mviews5.3klikessee it →

The Most Important Number in Your Financial Life Is Not Your Salary. You Have Never Measured It.1 sep 26 · x post886kviews203likessee it →

How to Build an AI Trading Bot That Filters Out 90% of Rug Pulls Automatically.11 sep 26 · x post26kviews94likessee it →

Give someone a $5 mug and ask them to sell it. They want $7. Ask the person next to them to buy the same mug. They offer $3. Jonathan Gruber runs this experimen31 aug 26 · x post18kviews93likessee it →

This should not be a public article. Someone published the full architecture for a strategy factory that hunts new market edges 24/7 for $347 a month. The same 9 sep 26 · x post13kviews99likessee it →

The best-performing mutual fund of the decade returned 18% per year. The average investor in that same fund lost 11%. Joel Greenblatt, Columbia Business School 2 sep 26 · x post7.7kviews73likessee it →

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