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how to make good posts on x
this guide is tailored to the new algo update
the play: clear hook > useful body > real proof > cut the filler
> what changed
- like: 0.66 > 0.708
- time spent: 0.006 > 0.0075
- share: 2 > 2.118
- opening a post: 0.3 > 0.274
- reading time after opening: 0.4 > 0.385
- opening a video: 0.02 > 0
- "not interested": -52.272 > -53.07
> what those numbers actually mean
- x predicts what each viewer might do, then applies these weights
- they aren't points you collect for every like or reply
- a higher reading time weight doesn't mean your next post gets 25% more reach
> how i'd use this
- line 1: say exactly what the reader gets
- line 2: show the result, screenshot or fact that backs it up
- after "show more": deliver the steps you promised
- remove the intro that repeats the hook in 4 different ways
- show the catch before someone wastes their time or money
> for video
- show what the video is about immediately
- cut the logo intro and "wait till the end"
- video open weight hitting 0 doesn't mean videos get 0 reach. it's one signal, not the whole ranking system
> for replies
- add a missing step, a number or a useful counterpoint
- "huge", "this changes everything" and a rewritten version of the post add nothing
- write something the author can actually respond to
> the catch
- these point informations are from github
- experiments with different formats
- none of this guarantees views
- a bad topic doesn't become useful because you formatted it correctly
> what not to do
- don't stretch 3 useful lines into 30 to farm reading time
- don't ask people to like your post because the like weight increased (e4e groups)
- don't turn every trending topic into your niche
- don't read one weight and invent a growth hack around it
a hook gets someone to open the post. the rest needs to justify it
bookmark this, rewrite your whole strategy & print views
Usman Sekou retweeted
Putting real estate onchain is one thing. Being able to use it in DeFi lending is another.
That's the idea behind @rntprotocol 's RNT Lend.
It's built on Aave V3 technology and approved by Aave governance, bringing tokenized real estate into a decentralized lending market on Polygon.
Holders of Reental real estate security tokens can use them as collateral to borrow USDT or USDC from the lending pools. On the supply side, users who deposit stablecoins earn interest paid by borrowers.
The market has already grown to over $30M in total size. According to the campaign figures, USDT suppliers currently earn 10.42% APY, while USDC suppliers earn 9.12%. Interest accrues with every Polygon block, roughly every few seconds.
This is where the RWA and DeFi sides come together. Real estate tokens can be used as collateral to access stablecoin liquidity, while stablecoin suppliers earn interest from the lending activity.
APYs are variable. Funds are subject to smart contract, collateral and liquidity risks. Aave-based technology does not guarantee capital protection.
🤝 Paid partnership
Yield in RNT Lend today:
USDT suppliers: 10.42% APY
USDC suppliers: 9.12% APY
It comes from borrowers. Holders of real estate security tokens post them as collateral, borrow stablecoins from the pool, and the interest they pay goes to suppliers, accruing block by block on Polygon.
Neither rate is fixed. Both follow how much of each pool is lent out, and right now that is most of it.
lend.rnt.finance
Usman Sekou retweeted
Can your smartphone help make decisions for an AI-powered application?
@Acurast demonstrates this through its Laya Tetris demo.
Here's what happens:
- The game generates possible placements for a Tetris piece.
- An AI model running on an Android phone evaluates those options.
- The model selects a move and sends the decision back to the game.
So the phone isn't just displaying the game. It's actually handling part of the computation.
The same distributed computing approach can support workloads like API requests and automated jobs.
Of course,not every cloud workload fits a smartphone. But Acurast shows how existing devices can contribute useful computing power without relying entirely on traditional servers.
This is the kind of real-world utility that makes Acurast's approach to DePIN more valuable.
🤝 Paid partnership
Usman Sekou retweeted
Me: Going to sleep while my @meetmotes AI agent handles the market within my exact risk limits
My portfolio: Working night shift autonomously
🤖 Made with AI
Usman Sekou retweeted
230 users in its first week.
Not a massive number by crypto standards, but @Hypesium is building on a network that's barely a week old.
Elysium already has 19 launchpads, and Hypesium brings them into a single Telegram interface with bridging support across 7 chains.
For smaller traders, having everything accessible from one place saves a lot of unnecessary time.
I'd be more interested in tracking how many of those 230 users become regular traders over the next few weeks.
User acquisition is one thing. Getting people to trade repeatedly is a much better indication of whether a product has found its market.
hypesium.com
230 users in Hypesium's first week on @Enter_Elysium.
They trade tokens from 19 launchpads and bridge across 7 chains without leaving a Telegram chat.
Paste a token's contract, tap Buy.
t.me/hypesium_bot
Usman Sekou retweeted
A chain migration becomes meaningful when builders can feel the difference, not just read about it.
That’s why I find the @GenLayer move to @arbitrum interesting from a developer’s perspective.
Arbitrum Nitro brings a familiar Ethereum environment built around Geth, with standard Ethereum tooling and years of production use behind it. That can make the starting point more accessible for teams already building in the ecosystem.
But familiar tooling doesn't mean every integration problem disappears.
GenLayer still has migration work around the bridge, Ethereum integration and gas costs. Those details matter because they shape what developers actually experience when they build and deploy.
One detail worth watching: the Bradbury testnet is already running on the new stack.
To me, that makes this more than an infrastructure announcement. It gives builders a concrete environment to evaluate the move.
If you were testing GenLayer on this new stack, what would you examine first: the developer tooling, cross-chain integration, or gas behavior?
I’d be most interested in the integration experience. That's often where an architecture decision becomes a real developer experience.
Usman Sekou retweeted
🎯区块链最引以为傲的透明性，为什么反而可能成为机构进入链上金融的障碍？
@primus_labs
这个问题，我觉得值得认真聊聊。
过去这些年，我们一直把透明视为区块链最重要的优势之一。
任何人都可以查看交易记录、追踪资金流向，不需要依赖银行或其他中心化机构提供信息。
这确实是一次巨大的进步。
但换个角度想。
假设你是一家管理大量资金的投资机构。
你的竞争对手可以持续观察资金流动，分析持仓变化，甚至通过交易模式推测部分投资策略。
你还会觉得，所有信息都公开是一件好事吗？
对于普通用户来说，公开一笔转账可能没什么影响。
但对于专业机构而言，某些金融信息本身就具有商业价值。
持仓、资金调度、交易策略，都可能成为竞争的一部分。
透明能够建立信任，但过度暴露也可能带来风险。
最近关注 Primus 时，我对这一点有了更多思考。
Primus 关注的是机构链上金融中的机密性与可验证性。
我认为真正有意义的方向，并不是简单地把金融活动隐藏起来。
而是重新区分两个问题：
哪些信息必须被验证？
哪些信息没有必要向所有人公开？
机构可能需要证明某些金融条件已经满足，但这不代表它必须公开所有底层数据。
当然，隐私并不能解决机构上链的全部问题。
监管、托管、流动性以及风险管理依然重要。
但如果一套金融基础设施要求参与者为了获得可验证性而暴露大量敏感信息，那么它的适用范围就可能受到限制。
未来的链上金融，也许不需要让所有事情都变得透明。
它更需要的是：
该验证的能够验证，该保密的能够保密。
这也是我认为 Primus 值得持续研究的原因。
Usman Sekou retweeted
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Now there's a new way to have fun, test your skills and grab a gift along the way.
No long story. Play the game, beat Usman, claim your reward.
Time to see who can get the win!
Usman Sekou retweeted
What makes @zothdotio worth watching is the direction it is taking with stablecoin finance
Zoth is building a full stack stablecoin neobank for the Global South and the agentic economy
That focus matters because stablecoins are becoming more than a way to move dollars
They can become the foundation for payments financial access and new forms of onchain economic activity
Zoth is bringing that vision closer to its community through the upcoming Sonar Community Sale
There is also an interesting connection with zMAG7 which brings exposure to seven major technology companies through one onchain token
Eligible zMAG7 holders can receive 7 percent of their allocation back in zMAG7
The sale runs from November 16 to November 29 with a 500K dollar cap
I am more interested in whether Zoth can turn this infrastructure into everyday utility than in the sale itself
That is what I will be watching
sale.zoth.io/?ref=MINDOAI
48 hours.
The Zoth Community Sale opens on Sonar on 16 Nov.
Before the doors open:
✅ Finish your KYC on SONAR
✅ Fund your wallet with USDC or USDT on Ethereum
✅ Get cashback - use a referral link or hold zMAG7.
The round is capped at $500K. Be ready at the open.
Whitelist → sale.zoth.io
Usman Sekou retweeted
This is the part of Primus that deserves more attention
privacy is one thing and making privacy fast enough to support real financial activity is an entirely different challenge
AutoHoG shows why innovation at the infrastructure level matters
if encrypted computations can become faster and more efficient, confidential finance moves closer to practical adoption @primus_labs
institutions shouldn't have to choose between protecting sensitive financial information and maintaining operational efficiency
the real breakthrough is making privacy scalable without compromising accountability
Explore: s.kaito.ai/KK34E5P
Financial privacy sounds great in theory, but institutions need more than promises. They need infrastructure that can handle real financial activity without introducing impractical delays.
That's why this technical progress from @primus_labs matters.
AutoHoG brings a fully encrypted 64-bit transfer down to roughly 90 ms on eight consumer GPUs, with throughput exceeding 210 transfers per second.
Think about what that means for confidential finance.
An institution shouldn't have to expose every balance, transaction or strategic position just to operate onchain. But protecting that information also becomes difficult to justify if confidential computation is too slow for practical use.
Reducing that performance gap makes privacy-preserving financial applications more realistic.
Of course, benchmark performance alone doesn't prove production readiness or institutional adoption. There are still questions around deployment, security and integration.
But I think this is an important direction for Primus: making confidentiality practical while its verification infrastructure helps institutions prove what needs to be trusted.
Because institutional finance needs both privacy and accountability, not one at the expense of the other.
Explore Primus XP: s.kaito.ai/Iis5TLx
Usman Sekou retweeted
one thing i've realised is that keeping up with onchain activity becomes easier when you have a place to organise what you're watching.
that's why i've started using the Watchlist on the @GeckoTerminal app.
i can keep the pools i'm interested in together and revisit their market activity whenever i need to.
if you haven't set yours up yet, this is a good opportunity to give it a try.
create your watchlist, share a screenshot and link under the original post, and you're in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
trying to moonwalk away from this funeral home pitch because none of my guesses were right
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
me sitting through the whole video guessing every tech startup in existence just for it to be a funeral home
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
me and my friend walking in with full confidence only to realize we guessed the wrong business again
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
smiling through the pain after guessing every wrong business except a funeral home
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
trying to keep a straight face after guessing every wrong option before finding out it is a funeral home
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
3 million customers every year and somehow this industry still flies under the radar.
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
this is what happens when everyone chases trends and forgets about real world problems.
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
a business can look outdated and still have an enormous opportunity waiting to be unlocked.
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Usman Sekou retweeted
when resolving a legal dispute can drain everything you’ve built, it’s clear there’s room for a better approach. @GenLayer is building a new adjudication layer for the agentic economy.