Im curious about the bond account that Public is advertising. Im new to bonds but from my understanding, you can just buy bonds using your normal brokerage, right? So why do you need a separate bond account?
I really like generated assets because of how similar it is to m1 finance pies. The only thing I dislike is that the minimum deposit is 1k. That doesn't really make any sense to me because you can essentially create the same collection of assets on m1 and deposit like $100 or less into it whenever you want. It really sucks because 1k minimum deposit means that its a feature more catered to people with large cash reserves rather than the average investor who has a little extra cash after his paycheck and wants to put it in his pie/collection. It seems kinda contradictory to Public's mission of wanting to make investing more accessible to regular people rather than the ultra wealthy. Hopefully they can read this and consider changing their minimum limits. Otherwise great tool.
Can you do anything with the agents, like have it scan the market, buy/sell shares, buy/sell options, give you a list of all AI stocks, etc? Like can the agent do anything a human could do on this app? Secondly, is there an mcp server where you can connect your own openclaw/Hermes agent to? That way I can ask my personal agent that i speak to daily on openclaw to handle my assets. Finally, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, how safe is this tool? Agent tools like openclaw are super cool, but have been noted as huge security risks if not careful. Im scared that my agent could get hacked through some malicious library and sell all my stocks, transfer a bunch of funds, send my funds to another fake account, etc.
Also, any info on when we can get access?
Peter announced recently that they are switching to stable releases and that he hired a team to make sure openclaw becomes a more professional product with a better update structure. This was the biggest complaint against openclaw and the reason why so many switched to Hermes. Is there any reason anymore to switch to Hermes after Openclaw starts following a similar update structure? From what I understand, Openclaw has more funding, an immensely bigger community, more support from bigger companies like nvidia, and now openai backing. They have way more support so I dont see Hermes beating them.
Peter announced recently that they are switching to stable releases and that he hired a team to make sure openclaw becomes a more professional product with a better update structure. This was the biggest complaint against openclaw and the reason why so many switched to Hermes. Is there any reason anymore to switch to Hermes after Openclaw starts following a similar update structure? From what I understand, Openclaw has more funding, an immensely bigger community, more support from bigger companies like nvidia, and now openai backing. They have way more support so I dont see Hermes beating them.
Peter announced recently that they are switching to stable releases and that he hired a team to make sure openclaw becomes a more professional product with a better update structure. This was the biggest complaint against openclaw and the reason why so many switched to Hermes. Is there any reason anymore to switch to Hermes after Openclaw starts following a similar update structure? From what I understand, Openclaw has more funding, an immensely bigger community, more support from bigger companies like nvidia, and now openai backing. They have way more support so I dont see Hermes beating them.
Found skinceuticals products on these websites on sale frequently, however, i checked the authorized retailers page for skinceuticals and both of them are not listed as authorized retailers: https://www.skinceuticals.com/authorized-retailers.html
Is Skinbeautiful RX & Rejuvent legit or scams?