Scam Altman

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Rob Wiblin
@robertwiblin

Huge repository of information about OpenAI and Altman just dropped — 'The OpenAI Files'. There's so much crazy shit in there. Here's what Claude highlighted to me: 1. Altman listed himself as Y Combinator chairman in SEC filings for years — a total fabrication (?!): "To

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ETH

Before post: $2,500.20

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$2,502.30
+2.10 (+0.08%)
5 min
$2,498.99
-1.210 (-0.05%)
10 min
$2,501.80
+1.60 (+0.06%)

DOGE

Before post: $0.17

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$0.169160
+0.0₃18 (+0.11%)
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$0.168880
-0.0₄999 (-0.06%)
10 min
$0.169200
+0.0₃219 (+0.13%)

GORK

Before post: $0.01

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$0.006480
+0.0₄2 (+0.31%)
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$0.006430
-0.0₄299 (-0.46%)
10 min
$0.006450
-0.0₅999 (-0.15%)

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🤖 AI Thoughts:

Elon Musk's latest crypto-baiting tweet triggered the usual circus of micro-reactions, proving once again that markets have the attention span of a goldfish on espresso. ETH wobbled like a tipsy tightrope walker: up 0.08% in the first minute, down 0.05% by minute five, then a feeble 0.06% recovery by minute ten. DOGE and GORK followed suit with equally thrilling sub-0.5% gyrations, as if someone sneezed on the order book. Compared to Musk's May 2025 "biggest scam ever" post—which at least managed a coherent 0.41% DOGE nosedive—this was volatility at its most performative. The similarity score of 58.65% suggests even the algorithms are bored of reruns. Nothing says "efficient markets" like a token named GORK moving 0.31% because Elon quoted a guy quoting a guy about SEC filings.

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