Yray

i honestly didn’t realize how big the impact of launching my app on the Seeker Dapp Store would be. last year, the Play Store banned my developer account, which meant we couldn’t launch for android users. so i leaned into the meta on X and shipped Edulearn to the Seeker Dapp Store. at the time, i couldn’t really track downloads or traction, so I had no idea how it was performing. today i checked the app on a Seeker device and discovered 53 reviews. that explained the surge we’ve been seeing in our user growth. and honestly, i was close to giving up on building the project and focusing on other things. but reading those reviews, both the good and the bad, really changed something for me. seeing real people use edulearn and leave feedback brought my belief in the project back. i’m genuinely hyped to keep building. thank you @toly and @solana for the opportunity. over the next few weeks, i’ll be shipping: web3 native login fixes for all reported bugs major performance improvements across our api and mobile app

@UnclePhil_01 @SuperteamEarn There was a lot of investment last year money wasn't wasted at all

First of all, well done to @philip_hurupay and the @HurupayApp team. If successful, this would mark a major inflection point for the ecosystem in Africa. Access to capital remains one of the biggest constraints for local crypto startups, and an ICO of this scale would open a credible alternative funding route. More importantly, it could unlock two structural shifts: 1) Strong products with real traction would have a clearer path to raising capital via public markets, reducing overreliance on scarce private funding. 
2) Solana could increasingly emerge as the go-to chain for executing capital raises at this scale on the continent. The ripple effects would extend across its broader ecosystem. For @SuperteamNG, this could translate into a higher concentration of product-ready teams and projects, alongside a broader acceleration of Solana adoption across Nigeria and the wider continent.