n0brains // podcast
Señales cripto, agentes de IA y las operaciones que importan. Think Less, Ship More.
// episodios
This week: the Bitcoin quantum-resistance debate and Hyperliquid challenging Wall Street, how ISM Services and the FOMC minutes set the risk backdrop, and a wave of AI research on autonomous agents that reason under uncertainty — the same discipline that separates a sharp trader from the noise.
Three signals on the shift from narratives to structure: LLM-driven strategy mutation (MadEvolve) where fused signals — not the algo — are the moat; Bitcoin miners rerating from commodity plays to AI infrastructure landlords; and $REPPO proving AI tokens can carry measurable on-chain value, not just hype.
When every LLM call costs money, software development changes. We break down what per-token economics means for builders, traders, and the agents that run on this stuff.
Demos are dead, prompt engineering is dead, governance is the new moat. Three signals on what real production AI looks like in 2026.
Three stories on agentic coding: Blitzy's 10,000 parallel agents, why coding agents waste 81% of their time searching files, and OpenAI's Symphony for autonomous dispatch.