Ever built something for fun... and realized it could actually make you money? 👀 Most people don’t know this, but there’s a new wave of builders creating onchain apps; and earning directly from the traction their apps generate. Not through ads or sponsors, but through real,

@boxdotfun The bigger picture with https://t.co/dFiumOq4Ts is that they’re building a playful layer on top of Web3 🎁✨ It’s not just about minting boxes or chasing rare editions; it’s about turning tokens into experiences. By boxing memecoins into NFTs, adding that chance of Gold

What makes it click for me is how they’ve turned memecoins into experiences. You can literally box your tokens into NFTs 🎁, turning simple ownership into something collectible and playful. Every box has a chance to become a Gold Edition ✨: a 1 in 100 shot, powered by

You ever stumble on a project that just makes you smile right away? 😅 That’s @boxdotfun for me. It’s literally fun in a box 🎁; simple, social, and made for people. I’ve seen them lean into games 🎮, little moments ✨, and community vibes 🤝 that actually feel real. No

I've been thinking a lot about the vision behind Matterhorn. It’s easy to talk about AI and speed, but the real story is simpler: the founders were builders who got fed up with the process. They saw Web3 projects dying not because the ideas were bad, but because the tools were

I've been thinking a lot about the vision behind Matterhorn. It’s easy to talk about AI and speed, but the real story is simpler: the founders were builders who got fed up with the process. They saw Web3 projects dying not because the ideas were bad, but because the tools were

I was thinking about the big apps we love: WhatsApp, Spotify, YouTube, Movie Box. Those weren't built by one person; they took huge teams and massive money. Right? The vision of Web3 is different. It says a single, brilliant person should be able to build something just as

I was thinking about the big apps we love: WhatsApp, Spotify, YouTube, Movie Box. Those weren't built by one person; they took huge teams and massive money. Right? The vision of Web3 is different. It says a single, brilliant person should be able to build something just as

Ever notice how we all have that one wild idea that never leaves our mind? The kind you tell your friends about, then laugh because you know you’ll never actually build it 😅 But imagine if that wasn’t true anymore. Imagine describing your idea the same way you’d text a

Ever notice how we all have that one wild idea that never leaves our mind? The kind you tell your friends about, then laugh because you know you’ll never actually build it 😅 But imagine if that wasn’t true anymore. Imagine describing your idea the same way you’d text a

GM CT!🌄 Today is already turning out to be so eye opening for me, how about you? Have a great day, everyone!✨

GM CT!🌄 Today is already turning out to be so eye opening for me, how about you? Have a great day, everyone!✨

Funny thing is that there are exactly three apps here that I deleted when I was using my old phone and I never installed them back 😂💔 Facebook Messenger Threads

You ever notice how every breakthrough tech starts with one idea that changes everything? 💡 The goal has always been simple: make it easier for everyone. The internet made information accessible to billions. AI made creativity limitless. And now, Matterhorn is doing the same

Ever built something for fun... and realized it could actually make you money? 👀 Most people don’t know this, but there’s a new wave of builders creating onchain apps; and earning directly from the traction their apps generate. Not through ads or sponsors, but through real,

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Every app you use today: from Spotify to Uber; started with a few lines of code. Now imagine if those same builders wanted to build onchain. They’d hit a wall. Weeks of confusing smart contract setups, security checks, and multi-chain chaos. That’s the part nobody talks

Every app you use today: from Spotify to Uber; started with a few lines of code. Now imagine if those same builders wanted to build onchain. They’d hit a wall. Weeks of confusing smart contract setups, security checks, and multi-chain chaos. That’s the part nobody talks

I often think about why Web3 still feels so exclusive. It's not just the money; it's the barriers to entry for builders. Right now, if you want to create anything interesting, you practically need to be a top-tier Solidity expert. It's like only having access to a super

I often think about why Web3 still feels so exclusive. It's not just the money; it's the barriers to entry for builders. Right now, if you want to create anything interesting, you practically need to be a top-tier Solidity expert. It's like only having access to a super

Me: Trying to debug my multi-chain deployment for the 18th hour this week. 😭 Matterhorn: Just describe the dApp idea and watch the AI agents handle the generation, audit, and deployment in minutes. ☕ It’s wild how much time we lose fighting broken Web3 tools. I'm focusing