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🤖 Anthropic нашли внутри Claude внутреннее пространство, где хранятся его мысли — J-space, где модель держит идеи, скрытые цели и промежуточные шаги ещё до того, как отвечает.

И самое дикое — это пространство можно читать и менять, то есть исследователи не просто посмотрели на ответ ИИ, а впервые реально заглянули под капот его мышления.

Do you need to work more to earn more?

Happy people don’t work more.

They work differently. They choose the right tools, surround themselves with the right people, and don’t waste time on things that don’t produce results.

Trading gold for me is exactly about this—the right tool at the right time 🔥

When I change something in the agents’ skills, I call a separate critic agent, which must evaluate the skill for logical consistency, for gaps/loopholes, and for how appropriate the instructions are.

I experiment a lot with the wording of such critics, and it turned out that the skills for an AI copywriter are very cleverly checked by an agent with the instruction: “pretend you’re the chief editor working at Sdelai’m and Ilyakhov.”

I guess I dictated that at some point; the agent wrote it down—well, and now…

🛰 SpaceX for the first time put a commercial satellite with a nuclear power source into orbit — the BOHR spacecraft aboard a Falcon 9 rocket.

Tritium-based technology will allow satellites to operate for years without solar panels and could open the way to missions in the most remote and dark regions of the Solar System.

Right now I’m in Switzerland on a business trip. I also decided to meet in Zurich with my friend and partner 🇨🇭

Switzerland is famous for its banking ecosystem, and that’s not just for show: they understand that around a single volatile asset you can’t endlessly pile on obligations. This kind of structure breaks at the very first liquidity outflow — I wrote about this when I discussed deleveraging.

Now the market is providing a real, live stress test. The largest corporate holder of bitcoin is financing purchases via synthetic instruments with a coupon of 11.5% and a target at par. The mechanism is supposed to stabilize itself: when the price drops, they raise the coupon, and new liquidity comes in. The coupon was raised, but the price didn’t return. The stabilizer didn’t work.

🥹 Next, there are two possible outcomes: burn cash to make the payments, or cut the purchase volumes. The model doesn’t have a third option.

🤖 Elon Musk released Grok 4.5 — a model focused on coding and AI agents, trained together with Cursor.

According to the reported benchmarks, it already surpasses GPT-5.5 and is nearly catching up to Opus 4.8, while costing noticeably less.

🤖 Anthropic extended access to Fable via subscription until July 12.

🛰 SpaceX for the first time put a commercial satellite with a nuclear power source into orbit — the BOHR spacecraft aboard a Falcon 9.

Tritium-based technology will allow satellites to operate for years without solar panels and could pave the way for missions in the most remote and dark regions of the Solar System.

AFSA in Astana for the first time in Central Asia issued a license for the tokenization of real assets. The first case is grain stored at elevators. A farmer pledges a token for short-term financing, sells in spring, and the smart contract automatically repays the loan.

📁 This is exactly the RWA mechanism I’ve been talking about for more than just a month: an asset with no cash flow gets cash flow and turns into productive collateral literally in a single transaction. Not token speculation, but direct monetization of a commodity that would otherwise sit deadweight in a warehouse.

🏬 Amazon is preparing to launch its own Starlink competitor — after placing 396 satellites into orbit, the company will be able to start providing satellite internet before the end of the year.

The project has already received more than $10 billion in investment, and in the future the constellation is planned to be expanded to more than 3,200 satellites.

Your chance of getting caught by anti-spam, anti-fraud, and basically everything else with almost 100% likelihood depends on which region and operator your phone number (the one your Telegram account is registered to) belongs to.
And I’ll swear on a tooth that this also applies to the number’s assets: bots, channels, and chats.

Roughly speaking, if you have an Indonesian (for example!) number on an operator that has a lot of spam bots, then (hypothetically) 10 user reports will be enough to take it down—or if it’s a number from a fragment, or Russian, say, like 965, then it will take multiple times more effort to remove it or get it banned. Of course, nobody will tell you the exact coefficients; we don’t know them either. But the dependency has been observed for a long time and is “known.”

I’m not revealing any secret to anyone. This is common knowledge among people who often deal with user complaints and have been working with the platform for a long time. So I’m really asking you: if your bots, channels, and other assets matter to you, don’t register or keep them on numbers from virtual operators, numbers from “no-name” operators’ pools from noname ISPs in Southeast Asia (like Indonesia) or Africa, or the like.
The more reliable the operator and the country of origin of the number are, the harder it will be for someone to overwhelm you—if someone decides to bury your assets or slap a scam-type label on them.

After that, you might also not receive the SMS for login or even the call, in case you manage to get unbanned through support—even then.
So take care of your assets and accounts, and I hope you won’t end up among those who come to me in DMs asking for help with getting unbanned.

Important.

One of the most popular Western SSL providers has added sanctions compliance to its charter. This is about Let's Encrypt.

Update. Sorry; I mixed up the providers — it’s Global Sign.

There is a risk of массовely revoking certificates for Russian websites on the night of June 12–13.

Banks/acquirers have started to stir things up; they’re asking to install clients’ certificates from the Ministry of Digital Development and to monitor what’s happening.

This is critical for those who process payments: acquirers have already sent out warnings.

Source in the market:
There are a few scenarios. In the first one, the market will feel nothing—it’s simply a provider change.

In the second, a major disruption is possible at 4 a.m., lasting a few hours.

In the third, a full transition to Russian certificates may occur, and no one is ready for that.

The chances of the first two scenarios are the same; the third is unlikely.

A small addendum (let’s agree this is all just my guesses so it doesn’t look like I’m reverse-engineering something I don’t have access to).

Different Telegram operators have different “scores,” determined both by the number of spam accounts and other violations, and probably also by the cost of calls or SMS verification codes. The pool of numbers within an operator also matters.

This scoring is likely dynamic, and I’d assume the recalculation period is monthly.

If an operator drops below the trust threshold, SMS codes and calls to its numbers won’t go through, unless the number is linked to an email address or another authorization method.

So if you’re not receiving something there, you likely have a “bad” operator—high notification costs and a heavy load on the number pool due to spam and blocks.

P.S. Disclaimer: these are all my personal assumptions based on observations; I don’t have any official information about this.

Good morning, brothers

Yesterday we traded really well with the guys; today, of course, we continue

The 1st day of the month — we need to start right away with quality results

A couple of thoughts I’ll add:

We’re all here for money, but over time you realize: the numbers in your account mean nothing by themselves.

Real pleasure is freedom. It’s the ability to fully control your time, say “no” to what drains your energy, and be with your loved ones without flinching at every notification.

The market and business are only tools. Don’t become slaves to what was supposed to make you free.

Earn to live, not live for the numbers on the screen.

I know some very unhappy, but very wealthy people.
And I also know people with average means who are very happy.

And the difference isn’t in money, it’s in how you relate to yourself, your time, and your family.

Keep your focus on staying healthy, and don’t focus only on numbers—then they’ll start showing up in your account.

Give time for yourself and your affairs to grow; don’t set inflated expectations for anything, and then making money will be easier.

My personal experience shows that this is the best strategy.

In fact, right now you just need to press a few buttons a day to earn.

It’s not difficult. And at distance, everything will definitely work out.

Let’s work, brothers 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼

Six questions that helped more than one hundred people in a difficult moment.

Maybe they will help you too.

The questions are:

1. What exactly is your problem? (The hardest part. You need to answer in a few words so that even a child understands.)

2. What positive thoughts come to mind in the context of this problem or situation?

3. What is the worst-case scenario? How likely is it (low, medium, high)?

4. What is the ideal scenario? Think it through, imagine it, and describe this scenario in specific facts that will need to happen. And in the feelings you will experience as a result.

5. List the obstacles or barriers that separate the current situation from the ideal scenario.

6. What can you personally influence so that the ideal scenario can come true? Which barriers can you personally overcome?

The answer to the 6th question is also an action plan. Amir recommends writing it down. Choose the strictest and most boring person among your close ones—someone who is guaranteed not to “make excuses” or “understand the circumstances.” Ask them to become the guardian and controller of this plan. And to knock you on the head without hesitation if you suddenly want to take shortcuts or dodge responsibility.

🤝✊