Found a business that made €7,281,000,000,000 in revenue last year More than every major American company COMBINED And they're still growing like crazy - revenue was up 5.1% last year I'm incredibly bullish The business name? The European government

They: "You just got lucky with the crypto thing" Crypto bros for the past 3 years:

🚨 How can one person with conviction beat a $10B+ venture firm at the pre-seed stage? Most people assume bigger firms = better outcomes. But the truth? At pre-seed, small and fast often beats big and slow. In this episode with Mike Ma, we dive into why Solo GPs are winning

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$0G has launched to a 4.8b FDV Thanks @cryptonioooo for bringing my attention to this project three months ago during an exclusive interview with @michaelh_0g Their conversation extensively covers the formation of @0g_labs and its aim to create a decentralized AI operating

As one of the first BNB holders, insaley proud of what you built.

Watching #BNB go from $0.10 ICO price 8 years ago to today's $1000 is something words cannot explain. I, not representing any entity or title, as just a community member and a #BNB holder, thank everyone in the #BNB and crypto ecosystem, for your support. We had our challenges

What happens when intelligence becomes "free"? Could AI, blockchains, and clean energy make work obsolete in two generations?

talking to founders who think perfect code will save them: ser, your immaculate smart contracts won't matter if no one uses them focus on community first this is web3 101

Having $0 in the bank account is the best VC training: • You learn what real problems feel like • You spot BS from a mile away • You know which solutions actually matter • You back founders who've been there Now running ChainStories but those lessons still hit different

wild how many founders still don't get that tokenomics = equity structure 2.0 if you're building in web3 and your token distribution looks like a web2 cap table, you're literally doing it wrong

Unpopular opinion: Your web3 GTM strategy shouldn't start with: ◦ Paid influencer posts ◦ Discord farming ◦ Token promises It should start with solving a real problem for real users Crazy concept, I know 🫡:

Don't let the dazzle distract. Web3 offers incredible tools, but they're means to an end. The tech should amplify your impact, not overshadow it. Stay grounded in your mission. Don't compromise vision for trends. Measure success by user outcomes, not tokenomics.

Earn trust through transparency. Be upfront about: How you use data. Your revenue model. The roadmap. The team behind the project. Trust is the foundation of loyalty and advocacy.

Provide real value upfront. Don't make people jump through hoops to experience your solution. Offer free trials, freemium models, or generous guarantees. Let your product's value do the selling.

Build a community, not a network. A community shares values, not just transactions. Create spaces for your users to connect. Engage with them authentically. Encourage user-generated content. Celebrate their successes.

Get feedback early and often. The fastest path to irrelevance is building what you *think* people need. Engage with your users daily. Understand their pain points. Listen to their feature requests. Iterate based on their feedback.

Focus on product-market fit. Solve a problem that keeps people awake at night. Your solution should be an aspirin, not a vitamin. Vitamins are nice to have. Aspirins solve a real, urgent problem.

Unpopular opinion: Your web3 GTM strategy shouldn't start with: - Paid influencer posts - Discord farming - Token promises It should start with solving a real problem for real users Crazy concept, I know 🫡

crazy how many founders still don't get this: code means nothing without community spend 80% of your time building community, 20% building product this isn't 2025 anymore anon