The thing about NFTs that nobody wants to say out loud: People don't buy them because they make sense. They buy them because of how they FEEL. I know, I know. Everyone's got their rational explanation ready. "It's about the utility." "The roadmap is solid." "The team is

“You can’t be unlucky for 365 days” Crypto 💀:

GM if you still GM.

GM, folks! While everyone's posting, the quiet ones are building. And building compounds faster than talking ever will.

people without ambition are pretty boring

founders will get 5000 email signups and think they made it then wonder why no one actually uses the product hype ≠ traction

you know what's funny about hackathons? everyone goes in thinking they'll build the next big thing. but the real skill you walk away with has nothing to do with winning. here's the thing nobody tells you: hackathons aren't really about building the best product. they're about

I see so many businesses killing themselves trying to "go viral" or "hack the algorithm" when most of them just need to just explain what they actually do. Like, I can't tell you how many websites I've landed on where I genuinely cannot figure out what the company does.

Very necessary

Fast iteration without discipline is just expensive guessing. You still need to know what you're testing, why it matters, and how you'll know if it worked Moving fast doesn't mean skipping the thinking part... it simply means compressing it.

unpopular opinion: when you teach someone else, you learn twice..

Been seeing everyone talk about "vibe coding" with AI like it's this magical thing where you just describe what you want and boom, perfect app. It actually IS pretty magical. But there's something nobody's really saying out loud: It only works if you have taste. Like, the AI

GM (yeah I know it's 10am) finally got that shipping energy though better late than never right

How I look at y'all knowing 90% of you guys who talk about algorithm don't even know its actual meaning.

studying incentive design tonight because apparently that's what we're doing now. why do people do what they do? let's find out!!!

They all "thrilled to announce" Smh lol

been thinking about this a lot lately everyone keeps saying NFTs are dead. they're kind of right tho. but not for the reasons people think. the problem was never that we needed more art. we had INCREDIBLE art. some of the most talented digital artists in the world came into

Been off Twitter all day and I actually shipped something. Funny how that works. The timeline is 90% drama and 10% building. But the builders? They're barely online. They're in the work. Maybe that's the signal we keep missing.

Most pitch decks fail before slide 3. Not because the idea is bad. Not because the market isn't there. But because founders treat pitch decks like term papers instead of stories. Here's what I see constantly: Slide 1 is a generic mission statement. Slide 2 is market size

gm to everyone building cool shit today