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When creating my X circle, I will choose quality over quantity every time. I would rather have 1000 followers who I share the same energy with than 10,000 followers who I can’t relate to.
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Building tokenization infrastructure from scratch is a big IT bet. A 2012 McKinsey/Oxford study found large IT projects ran 45% over budget on average. @OpenAssetsInc gives banks one repeatable deployment instead.
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Happy Tuesday everyone ☕️☀️❤️
Every step we take in life has its reasons why we take it, or why we don't ✨
Love seeing so many people across America sharing photos of the beautiful full moon tonight. It makes our big country feel a little closer together 🇺🇸
I’m watching Blades of Glory.
Chazz Michael Michaels and Jimmy MacElroy are arguably the best figure skating pair of all time ⛸️⛸️
Genieve is a very humble and cool person. You won’t regret following her.
Sammy the serpent served us a sweet juicy AI apple fresh from the tree of knowledge and we’re devouring it.
Oh no. I think I hear someone coming. We better hide…
Proof that friendships made on X are real.
Is like a wonderful dream. My constant friend for all these years. There’s nothing like meeting your friends in real life that you make online in Web3. Don’t ever say these aren’t real friends. These are real people with real lives, and it’s been so amazing to visit different countries, just see and learn about different cultures. This world is an amazing and beautiful place, full of beautiful and wonderful people.
I have no doubt that the algorithm favors people with a blue check mark.
Aside from that, the algorithm only cares about making a profit for X by keeping people glued to their screens.
The algorithm isn’t ignoring you. The algorithm is telling you the extent to which your post is in demand.
What I love about X:
Interesting conversations with people from around the world. Laughing with friends. People who support each other and expect nothing in return.
What I don’t love about X:
Accounts that fake friendship for personal gain. Whether it be to gain followers, qualify for monetization or sell me something.
There is no official etiquette book on DMs, but if someone DMs me and I’ve never interacted with them on a post, I’m going to assume they’re up to no good. I’ll probably just delete the DM without reading it.
Don’t worry if there is someone on X who doesn’t seem to like you. There are 550 million active users on X. Just hit mute and move on with your life.











