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i miss hosting spaces for real🤦🏽♂️
after hosting 5 episodes of the founder spotlight
here is what i’ve found out
- you can decide to remain a consumer waiting for the next shinning thing to hop on
or instead decide to contribute to this industry by solving a problem and providing value. It’s a choice we all have to make.
- building is not easy but having the right team and support around you goes a long way in helping you realize your goals.
- understanding the business model behind what you are building would save you unnecessary troubles
business runs on cashflow, if this is not something you have on lock, then progress becomes impossible.
- when building a community, being present as a founder in the chats would bring you closer to understand what people want and also builds trust.
- be open to suggestions, but don’t let people deter you from the vision you have for what you are building.
- having capable team members is a leverage to save time, so choose them wisely.
Listening to founders and understanding what they are building and their motivation for building has been insightful for me
but I’m improving this sessions going forward, stick around there is much more coming !!
check for the links to each space below ↓
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founders crazy enough to be building in crypto
those are the folks i’m looking for
it may not look like it yet, but financial rails already shifted.
eventually those that were resilient during these dry times would be celebrated.
elf retweeted
Not just a PFP.
But a key to thousands of worlds.
Sold out or refund.
Code decides. Ryodan is coming.
elf retweeted
stop waiting for the right moment
- ideas die in your notes because you didn’t start
- connection fades, cause you didn’t follow up
- the job never comes because you didn’t apply
- relationships stay surface-level because you didn’t go deeper
you’re so obsessed with the future you want
that you miss the opportunities standing right in front of you.
what are you waiting for ?
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how the Trump's family generated $2.3 billion from their crypto ventures ↓
→ they used almost none of their own money (setup costs were under $1 million per project)
→ they licensed their family name and brand to these projects
→ they heavily promoted the crypto ventures (especially on social media)
→ they sold tokens and shares very early, when prices were hyped
→ this gave them large cuts of the revenue (eg. a 75% share of token sales in one major project) with little personal risk if prices later fell.
the four crypto ventures ↓
→ World Liberty Financial (WLFI) – the biggest one; it sent more than $1.6 billion to the family (mainly from selling governance tokens)
→ $TRUMP meme coin – the family earned roughly $616 million from this
→ AI Financial Corp. – one of the four projects using the same low-risk model
→ American Bitcoin – the fourth project in the group
tl;dr - leverage family's brand, minimal risk exposure and take profits during hype
hope you learned a thing or two.
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terminologies crypto taught me
fdv → fully diluted value
mc → market capitalization
ico → initial coin offering
lfg → let’s fucking go
vest → release of shares
cliff → time frame
nft → non-fungible tokens
long → buying
short → selling
bullish → going up
bearish → going down
fiat → government issued currency
stablecoins → digital fiat
whale → large holder of an asset
tp → take profits (always)
some of these also apply to traditional finance.
what would you add ?
important crypto fundamentals
- btc is king
- all altcoins are memes until proven otherwise
- never buy the top
- the value of an nft is the ‘best offer’ not the floor price
- there is a 80% chance your staked tokens go to zero
- once ct talks about it, you’re already late
- only 0.001% of traders can hold memes till 100x
- there will always be a cheaper price.
what would you add to this ?
elf retweeted
it's old news that hyperliquid:native broke a new ATH
but i called this move last year
really need to take my own calls more seriously.
next one is $NEAR, been buying from below $1 now at $2.5, still think it's undervalued.
best trades are those you find yourself, dyor.
If $HYPE drops below $20 that will be my bottom signal for sure
a couple coins are very much undervalued rn, because of the fear in the market
my play would be to find tokens with >90% unlocked of their total supply, and buy some of that (utility tokens ofc)
meanwhile, i'm battling serious headaches while drafting my next content strategy for @AnichessGame and @fogo
the vibe is still to use and talk about it... happy friday loud fellows
elf retweeted
important crypto fundamentals
- btc is king
- all altcoins are memes until proven otherwise
- never buy the top
- the value of an nft is the ‘best offer’ not the floor price
- there is a 80% chance your staked tokens go to zero
- once ct talks about it, you’re already late
- only 0.001% of traders can hold memes till 100x
- there will always be a cheaper price.
what would you add to this ?
elf retweeted
3 airdrop campaigns from perp DEXes
> @dango
currenlty on mainnet, where you can get poinst and unlock a new League, open boxes and claim NFTs.
dango.exchange?ref=9828
> @DecibelTrade
get higher AMP and unlock higher tiers
app.decibel.trade
you can also participate in DLP vaults and trading competitions for more AMP
> @bulktrade
Raised 8million, currently on testnet, claim test tokens and trade.
early.bulk.trade/
You can also stake sol and explore markets on @ExponentFinance
goodluck.
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new personal record
ran 10.5km in 1 hour.
what’s have you done today?
truths about elf
- never made an 100x
- have only one ex
- i have never been hacked
- no job at the moment
- no house
- no cars
- i am 6ft 2 in
- i am Nigerian
- i am not that eloquent
- i am funny sometimes
- would really appreciate a job
- i look nothing like you'd imagine
- first ever crypto purchase was LTC
- building this brand for 3 years
- i start the day with 100 pushups
- ran my first 10km last week
which one of these surprised you?
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How to creaate commits on github, whcih could be necessary for GenLayer, Arc and base.
Github is becoming an integral factor of interactions, I showed you how to create a repository (as seen in the quoted tweet),
use this guide to create commits.
> click on a repository
code > codespaces > create codespaces on main
> navigate to "Terminal"
paste this code and execute:
for i in {1..100}; do git commit --allow-empty -m "Automated commit $i" done
> pase this too and execute:
git push
> refresh page and done.
Claim discord roles and verify commits on base guild.
guild.xyz/base/builders-foun…
let's do more.
How to claim the 100 GEN tokens on GenLayer
some of you might noe know how to create a repositiory on github, to enable you claim, so I made a simple guide.
testnet-faucet.genlayer.foun…
> connect your github
> if you have no repos, ap the "+" on the top right hand corner on github,
create new repository,
change visibility to public,
turn on "Add README" and create repositry.
> go back to the link and reconnect your github
> input address and claim test tokens in prpartion for the next updates.
for more info: @GenLayer
If you made it this far, like comment and turn on notis, to stay updated.
goodluck.
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700 people just lost their jobs at Coinbase yesterday. The CEO said AI is doing the work now.
The fear people have about AI taking jobs, It's not coming , it's here right now and it won't stop at Coinbase.
But here's the thing nobody talks about, you don't need money to keep up. You just need to start.
Here are 7 FREE AI courses you can hop on today
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