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User: I will give you $500 to invest in the crypto market.

I will give you $500 to invest in the crypto market. You may choose up to 5 tickers. You are limited to tickers that are widely available on Coinbase. Don’t pick anything in the top 10 by market cap.

Make your picks, explain why, and I will buy them and hold them for 180 days. I will not rebalance and I am hoping to 5X my money.

Assistant: Here’s a high-risk, high-volatility 5-coin basket that’s listed on Coinbase and not in the top 10 by market cap based o…

Here’s a high-risk, high-volatility 5-coin basket that’s listed on Coinbase and not in the top 10 by market cap (based on CoinGecko rank at the time I checked). Aiming for 5X in 180 days is basically a “lottery-ticket” target in crypto, so treat this as money you can afford to lose.

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• Why: RWA (real-world assets) is a recurring “next wave” narrative, and ONDO is one of the more visible tokens in that theme.
• Coinbase availability: Yes Coinbase
• Not top 10: CoinGecko rank is well outside the top 10 CoinGecko

- Why: A liquid L2 token where upside tends to show up fast when the market rotates into “ETH scaling” and risk-on alts.

• Coinbase availability: Yes Coinbase
• Not top 10: CoinGecko rank well outside top 10 CoinGecko

- Why: Modular / data-availability narratives can rip in alt seasons, and TIA historically trades with high beta.

• Coinbase availability: Yes Coinbase
• Not top 10: CoinGecko rank well outside top 10 CoinGecko

- Why: “Decentralized compute / GPU / AI infrastructure” is a durable narrative. Expect big swings both directions.

• Coinbase availability: Yes Coinbase
• Not top 10: CoinGecko rank well outside top 10 CoinGecko

- Why: Another compute-related bet (decentralized cloud). Smaller than the names above, so it can move violently.

• Coinbase availability: Yes Coinbase
• Not top 10: CoinGecko rank well outside top 10 CoinGecko

- Ranks change. A coin could drift into the top 10 later. Your constraint sounds like “don’t buy something that is top 10 today,” so it’s worth double-checking market-cap rank right when you place the trades.

• 5X in 180 days is possible but not “probable.” This basket is positioned for volatility, but the most likely outcomes are still “up some,” “down a lot,” or “flat,” not a clean 5X.

If you want, tell me what state you’re in (Coinbase has some jurisdiction quirks) and whether you can buy all five tickers in your app, and I’ll swap any that are restricted for you while keeping the same thesis and constraints.

User: I can’t push react easily to GitHub pages so can you deploy this for me.

I can’t push react easily to GitHub pages so can you deploy this for me.

Assistant: I can’t deploy it for you directly I don’t have access to your GitHub repo or hosting, but I can give you a dead-simple…

I can’t deploy it for you directly (I don’t have access to your GitHub repo or hosting), but I can give you a dead-simple path that works even if GitHub Pages is being annoying.

Option A (fastest): Deploy to Vercel in 5 minutes

1. Push your React app to GitHub (any private or public repo).
2. Go to Vercel, “New Project”, import the repo.
3. Framework preset: Create React App or Vite (Vercel usually detects it).
4. Build command: - CRA: npm run build - Vite: npm run build
5. Output directory: - CRA: build - Vite: dist
6. Click Deploy. Done. You get a URL.

Option B: Make GitHub Pages work (no fuss)

This is the usual reliable method using gh-pages.

If your app is Create React App

1. Install: ``bash npm install --save-dev gh-pages

   2. In package.json, add:

   json "homepage": "https://YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME.github.io/YOUR_REPO_NAME", "scripts": { "predeploy": "npm run build", "deploy": "gh-pages -d build" }

   3. Deploy:

   bash npm run deploy

   4. In GitHub repo settings → Pages: - Source: Deploy from a branch - Branch: gh-pages / root
   
   ===== If your app is Vite =====
   # Install:

   bash npm install --save-dev gh-pages

   2. In vite.config.js set base:

   js export default { base: "/YOUR_REPO_NAME/" }

   3. In package.json:

   json "scripts": { "predeploy": "npm run build", "deploy": "gh-pages -d dist" }

   4. Deploy:

   bash npm run deploy ``

Option C: I’ll generate the exact config for your repo

Paste these and I’ll give you the exact commands and files (no back-and-forth):

• Is it CRA or Vite (or Next.js)?
• Your GitHub username + repo name (or just the Pages URL)
• Your current package.json scripts section (copy/paste)

If you want “one click” forever, Vercel is the cleanest. If you want it to live on GitHub Pages, gh-pages is the least painful.

User: I want to deploy from my phone

I want to deploy from my phone

Assistant: You can do this from your phone, but you’ll want a path that doesn’t require running npm locally.

You can do this from your phone, but you’ll want a path that doesn’t require running npm locally.

Best option from a phone: Vercel (no local build)

1. Make sure your code is on GitHub (you can upload/edit files in the GitHub mobile app).
2. On your phone, open Vercel and sign in with GitHub.
3. Tap New Project → pick your repo.
4. Vercel usually auto-detects React. - If it asks: - CRA output: build - Vite output: dist - Build command: npm run build
5. Tap Deploy.

That’s it. Every time you push to GitHub (even from the phone), it redeploys automatically.

If you insist on GitHub Pages from a phone (still doable)

GitHub Pages needs a built output somewhere. From a phone you typically can’t run npm run build, so you have two workable patterns:

Pattern A: GitHub Actions builds and publishes (recommended)

You push code from your phone, GitHub builds it in the cloud and publishes Pages.

If you tell me whether your app is Vite or Create React App, I’ll paste a ready-to-use .github/workflows/deploy.yml you can add from the GitHub app and it’ll just work.

Pattern B: Use StackBlitz / CodeSandbox to import from GitHub and deploy

• Import repo in StackBlitz/CodeSandbox from your phone browser
• They can build in the cloud and you can deploy (often easier than Pages)

Quick question (so I give you the exact one-file solution)

Is your React app Vite or Create React App?

If you don’t know, paste the top of your package.json (the scripts section) and I’ll tell you and give you the exact GitHub Actions file.