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Joined February 2022
Took a nap because I haven't been feeling well for the last couple of days Only to wake up come on X and the first I'm seeing is @binance getting exploited for $3.3B?? This is actually insane wtf!!
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I just shipped and submitted GrantHunter for the Nebius x NVIDIA Global AI Hackathon on @devpost We all know hunting for grants, bounties and hackathons is draining, and you miss half of them. GrantHunter is your personal AI agent: • Takes 1 minute to set up your profile • Searches the important sites for you • Scores your fit, flags risks, shows time left • Drafts your submission plan • Connect telegram and receive hunts daily using /digest Built on @nvidia Nemotron via Nebius Token Factory + @tavilyai search. I built it with @DevinAI, demo video below Try it 👇 grant-hunter-omega.vercel.ap…
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If you're interested in @PRDCTR_IO but not ready to operate a node? Start by understanding what the project is building. Predictor is developing infrastructure for prediction markets through a dedicated Aventus AppChain, with $PRD serving as its network token. You can begin by exploring the project’s documentation, understanding its network design, following development updates And investigating how prediction markets fit into the ecosystem. If you’re a developer, look at the infrastructure from a builder’s perspective. If you’re a researcher, examine the design and its trade-offs. You don’t need to start with the most technical or expensive form of participation to learn about a project. Start here: prdctr.io/ What interests you most about Predictor: prediction markets, the AppChain, or the $PRD ecosystem?
How does @PRDCTR_IO incentivize people to support its network? Its ecosystem includes a node participation and rewards model designed to align infrastructure operators with the network. But there’s an important distinction: a reward mechanism existing does not mean every operator earns the same amount or that earnings are guaranteed. Before participating, I’d want to understand: → How rewards are calculated → What uptime and operating requirements apply → How network activity affects fee-based rewards → What costs come with running or hosting a node That’s the right way to evaluate infrastructure participation: understand the mechanics before focusing on the potential upside. Predictor’s official resources are the place to start: prdctr.io/ Would you evaluate a node primarily on its reward model or its role in securing the network?
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I did an update 👇 Daywell just got a little friendlier When it's time to hydrate or stretch, you now get a GIF nudge instead of a plain reminder You should check it out ❤️
I just submitted DayWell to @devpost Build With AI: Basics We spend hours at our desk writing, building and running communities. You'd look up and realise 3 hours had passed. No stretch. No water. Your back and eyes were paying for it. Most break apps just nag you on a fixed timer, whether you were actually at your desk or not. So I built DayWell. It measures how long you've *really* been at your computer, credits breaks automatically when you step away, and gently nudges you to move, hydrate and stretch. ✅ No sign-up ✅ No guilt-tripping ✅ Nothing leaves your device ✅ Installs like an app on phone or desktop How I built it: I used Devpost's Skill Pack "flipped interaction" approach. Instead of telling the AI what to code, I let it interview me first about the problem, my habits and privacy. We wrote the plan, then built it step by step with @DevinAI Biggest lesson: plan before you prompt. It changes everything. Your chair called. It wants a break 👇 daywell-tau.vercel.app/ Demo video below 🎥
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I just submitted DayWell to @devpost Build With AI: Basics We spend hours at our desk writing, building and running communities. You'd look up and realise 3 hours had passed. No stretch. No water. Your back and eyes were paying for it. Most break apps just nag you on a fixed timer, whether you were actually at your desk or not. So I built DayWell. It measures how long you've *really* been at your computer, credits breaks automatically when you step away, and gently nudges you to move, hydrate and stretch. ✅ No sign-up ✅ No guilt-tripping ✅ Nothing leaves your device ✅ Installs like an app on phone or desktop How I built it: I used Devpost's Skill Pack "flipped interaction" approach. Instead of telling the AI what to code, I let it interview me first about the problem, my habits and privacy. We wrote the plan, then built it step by step with @DevinAI Biggest lesson: plan before you prompt. It changes everything. Your chair called. It wants a break 👇 daywell-tau.vercel.app/ Demo video below 🎥
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Jesus @emmyb0y don kill me
This same Michelle? I know where she goes to school I don't know if she's graduated now I even joined her space a couple of days ago!! Jesus Christ Super Dad @0xSvinci you remember her right? When we wanted to work on a project back then Wait what!!!
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This same Michelle? I know where she goes to school I don't know if she's graduated now I even joined her space a couple of days ago!! Jesus Christ Super Dad @0xSvinci you remember her right? When we wanted to work on a project back then Wait what!!!
I was setup on the 24th . I was sick and someone I thought is my friend said she wants to send me a package. She knew I left my former location and traveled for break.. I sent her my address as she said she wanted to send me a get well soon package. This acct @Wchellebaby I noticed the rider was sus, so I got pissed and blocked the number and said I don't want anymore. She kept pleading I said I will send her money back. Not knowing this girl was trying to get an unknown person to find my location and take me away. I was even pissed that I was stressed not knowing she was setting me up with some unknown guys and this girl was begging me to step out of the house that there is a package.
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Replying to @NiphermeDave
All done chief DyhbWTR4hthDFByfju396y12UbgE3yWx6DTmBWeQveS4
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I feel so much pain in my heart for what happened to @iamlogtun I didn't know him until just now when I came across this post and reading the whole thing It left that familiar bitter taste in my mouth down to my throat and why? Because I know first hand what it feels like to be: - betrayed - taken for granted - commit and consistent with a conviction and get sidelined I could go on and mention about 10 projects that has done this to me, walahi it genuinely changes you ngl But then a very heartfelt sorry to Logun for what he faced with the Axis team I pray that you get a win that'll cancel this loss and serve as a therapy for what you went through Stay strong Brother ❤️
Moment of Truth: What Transpired Behind the Scenes I gave Axis 10 months of my life. Here’s how it ended. A breakdown of the compensation I received for 10 months of contributions to Axis Robotics. 👇 Total compensation received: 900 USDC Z Role allocation: $550 Total: $1,450 I began contributing to the @axisrobotics community in January 2026. After noticeable and quality contributions, I was onboarded as an Ambassador and entrusted with leading the Axis Nigeria community on the 31st of March. When I took on this responsibility, there was no monthly salary attached to the role. Instead, the agreed compensation was a token allocation to be distributed at the TGE. Below is a breakdown of the agreed benefits, NONE of which the team fulfilled. @plpiaoliang @chris_anm01 @0xsexybanana @0xzagen @base @buildonbase @coinbase @hack_vc @PiCoreTeam 🧵1/23
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