we’re aiming for a premium designer-toy style AI pet, with lots of interesting interactive features, and we’ll keep introducing more trendy shells going forward. looks incredible next to a custom keyboard.
pre-launch is live for desk setup nerds: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kitto/kitto-true-ai-agent-toy?ref=8rdhhh
the algorithm breaks down the phonemes for lip sync and synchronizes them with the audio, while our optimization process helps the mouth shapes transition more realistically. best wfh buddy.
i love blind boxes, but i want them to do something. the idea is to build an AI electronic pet with the feel of a high-end collectible toy, add a lot of fun interaction, and later release a variety of fresh and stylish shell options. it's a pet that doubles as an art piece.
Been around since the 2020 cycle and tbh the hardest part of crypto isn't the violent bear market crashes. its the months of endless boring sideways chop.
everyone preaches 'just HODL' but sitting on your hands while btc and eth bounce inside a tight 10% range for weeks will drive you insane. if you just stare at charts doing nothing you usually end up revenge trading or making stupid leverage plays out of pure boredom.
Lately i stopped treating HODL as an all or nothing religion. i keep about 80% of my long-term btc and eth in cold storage. untouched. the other 20%? i run it through a spot grid bot to farm the volatility.
but before you just turn a bot on and walk away you have to actually quantify your risk bottom line. see people get wrecked constantly cause they think bots are magic money printers.
first off grid profit vs total PnL. a bot will constantly flash green 'grid profit' every time it buys low and sells high. but if the overall market dumps 20% your total PnL is still negative. you have to be fundamentally okay with holding the underlying asset. thats why i only run this on btc or eth.
strictly spot too, absolutely no futures for this. if the price completely dumps and falls out of the bottom of my set range the bot just stops and im left holding spot btc. i can live with that. you run a futures grid in this scenario and a sharp wick will literally liquidate your position if you aren't watching your margin.
i set the lower bound of the grid at a price im comfortable passively accumulating at. if the bot pauses it just means i bought the local bottom with that 20% bag.
used to run this entirely on binance but i realized the maker/taker fees were eating up a lot of the micro-spreads when the bot was firing 40 to 50 times a day. recently moved this specific working-bag setup over to BYDFi. fee structure is definately more forgiving for high-frequency micro-trades so the small captures actually compound, and i don't have to jump through aggressive KYC hoops every time i rotate capital.
its not a get-rich-quick setup. honestly its just a psychological hack. makes the boring sideways crab markets profitable and keeps my hands completely off my main cold storage bags.
DYOR, NFA. gonna go touch grass until volatility actually comes back.
just wanted to share a win. been selling high ticket smart cat litter boxes and my roas was bleeding at 1.1 for months. visitors would click the fb ad, see the price tag, and instantly bounce without reading the self-cleaning specs.
tbh long text descriptions are dead for anything over $100. ppl just dont read. i swapped my static lifestyle images for a visual demo layer. it puts a quiet digital human on the page that actually shows how loud the motor is and answers size questions before they even ask. roas is sitting at 2.4 this weekend. its crazy how much friction is removed when they can just watch an ai assistant explain the product instead of reading a wall of text. stop relying on text for expensive stuff fr.
Been watching this chart on BYDFI and this move feels a bit extreme at first glance.
Long consolidation, then a sharp vertical push, followed by hesitation near the top. In crypto, this often gets labeled as a “pump,” but interestingly, in TradFi you sometimes see similar structures during early breakout phases — especially when liquidity suddenly expands.
That’s where I’m a bit conflicted:
In crypto context, does this lean more toward late-stage momentum or early breakout?
If this were an equity chart, would people interpret it differently?
Does the lack of a clean base make it weaker, or is this just how low-liquidity assets behave?
Trying to separate bias here. Curious how people from both crypto and TradFi backgrounds would read this."