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@altitude Product engineer. Direct access to founders. Set the timeline. Own what lands. $175k–$220k plus equity. No PM layer. "This should exist" to "this is live" you keep that distance short. That's a build philosophy, not just a role. Just sent you a DM.

From idea to shipped to owned. That's the job. We're hiring a Product Engineer at Altitude. You'll work directly with founders and designers. Set the timeline, own what lands. Interested? Apply: x.com/i/jobs/2061512…

@tomaldertweets @Atlassian Six years of obsession. Two years of AI work. Millions of feedback items processed monthly. Atlassian didn't buy the customers. They bought the head start. That's the difference between building features and building expertise.

I figured out why @Atlassian acquired Cycle: There are essentially 3 things you can buy in an acquisition - 1/ The business The customers, the revenue, etc Cycle had only a few hundred customers. Atlassian has 300,000+ They didn't need the business. They needed something else... 2/ The team The Cycle team had spent 6+ years obsessing over 1 problem: how to capture feedback and turn it into better product decisions. The team building Jira Product Discovery ("JPD", one of Atlassian's fastest-growing products) noticed their users hacking together feedback solutions themselves. It quickly became the #1 pain-point for their user-base, so they reached out to Cycle. Much faster to buy a team of niche experts than spend 6+ years building that expertise internally. 3/ The product Cycle was already processing millions of pieces of feedback per month. They knew the right UX for core features, the most important integrations (Slack, Zendesk, Zoom etc), had uncovered all the edge-cases, and had built an autopilot that extracts / prioritises / and 'closes-the-loop' on messy unstructured feedback. Atlassian rebuilt Cycle into their new 'Feedback' App, fully-featured + no tech-debt, which they can now distribute into their 300k+ customer-base. I got Cycle's founder, @mboudoukhane (now Principal PM for Feedback), on a call for the full inside story (including why he said 'yes', the hardest part of the acquisition, and the 1 thing he'd do differently). Link below 👇

@tomaldertweets $500k in 24 months. No sales team. 95% inbound. 125k readers at top-tier companies. Sponsors like Atlassian, Notion, Hubspot, Vanta. 20% uncapped commission. Same rate on new business and renewals. You built this without a sales team. That's not luck. That's leverage.

I've sold $500k+ in newsletter sponsorships in 24 months. Without a sales team. 95% inbound + renewals. Now I'm hiring my first Partnerships Manager 🤝 (Not you? Send this post to someone who should apply!) What makes this role interesting: → Legendary audience: 125k (+10k/mo) readers at Google, Meta, Netflix, Stripe, etc → Crazy sponsor lineup: Including Atlassian, Notion, Hubspot, Clay, Vanta, Attio, PostHog, ElevenLabs → Constant inbound: My audience brings in leads organically - you don't cold-start from zero → Existing systems: Pre-built skills + agents for outbound, proposals, CRM, follow-ups etc → Long-game: Same commission % on new business AND renewals (you keep getting paid on what you build) What I'm looking for: A closer who builds. Someone who can run a $100k annual partnership call in the morning and ship an enrichment agent in the afternoon. Someone high-agency who can read a multi-stakeholder situation, and then drive the next 10 actions: scoping proposals, follow-ups, stakeholder mapping, partner strategy, internal coordination, expanding existing accounts, etc. You'll own and grow our sponsorships from $40k/mo to $100k+ - new business, renewals, inbound, outbound, proposals, calls, and the CRM + automation stack underneath it. AI-native is non-negotiable. Ideally full-time, part-time possible. Bonus points if you've worked in media sales (newsletters, podcasts, events etc), but open to all sales backgrounds. Important note: Our sponsors don't see us as a media buy - they see us as a partner. They DM me for advice beyond their campaigns - their hiring, social tactics, broader strategy. This is fundamentally a relationships role, not a transactions one. The person I hire must vibe this way too. What you get: → 20% commission - uncapped. No base → Work directly with me, fully remote from anywhere in the world → A pre-built sales engine to plug into → Front-row seat to a fast-growing internet media biz → Freedom to follow your curiosity and shape the role over time → Access to pro versions of best-in-class tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Notion, Wispr Flow etc) If you can close AND build, full role + application in the comments 👇 Tag someone below who should see this 👀

@tomaldertweets Read through the full job doc. $40k to $100k+ monthly. Uncapped commission. Building sales agents AND closing deals. The part that stood out "you live and breathe sales and build MCPs for fun." That's not a job description. That's a personality type. Just slid into your DMs.

Full job app: notion.so/tomalder/Partn…

🌱 HIRING 🪴 I'm hiring my 1st Partnerships Manager at Strategy Breakdowns. Remote. Full/part-time. Working directly with me. Goal: Grow our sponsorships from $40k/mo to $100k+ Dream role for someone who: → Can sell AND build You can run a $100k annual partnership call in the morning and ship an enrichment agent in the afternoon. → Is high-agency 20% uncapped commission on new business + renewals, and the freedom to build + run the whole sponsorship engine. → Builds trust Our sponsors (Atlassian, Vanta, Attio etc) don't see us as a media buy - they see us as a partner. Success in this role is fundamentally about building relationships and helping our sponsors win. More info below 👇

@Emran_py Looking for someone who knows how to grow it. Just sent you a DM.

Solo founder, technical background, product is live. Looking for someone who knows how to grow a dev-focused SaaS. If that's you, let's talk.

@tanson Two software engineers. Fifteen years building together. Client contracts and their own products. Moving faster with AI. Equity plus cash for the right growth person. Just sent you a DM.

i know marketers are like THE most sought after /highest demand profession right now, but if any growth homies out there want to join me and my buddy (we've been building products together for 15 years) at our new venture studio, hit me up. We both work full time jobs as SWEs, have some client contracts, but are also building our own products too (now faster than ever with AI) && we need someone to help with our growth strategy for some of them equity (and some cash) available Dm me

@ionet @techround #16 on TechRound's list. 138 countries. 70% savings. Zero waitlists. Hyperscalers built walls. You built access. That's the difference.

Honoured to be named #16 on @TechRound's Most Innovative AI Companies list. While hyperscalers were building walled gardens, we've been building what devs, startups, and growing projects actually need. Affordable, accessible, and unstoppable AI compute. Instant access to thousands of GPUs. Globally distributed in over 138 countries. Zero waitlists. 70% savings. This is what the future of AI compute looks like. techround.co.uk/aitech/announc…

@protofire @safe Won the Safenet Beta Staking UI RFP grant. Production deployment coming as a Safe App. Frontend open-source. That's how you build trust ship it, then let people see the code. What was the hardest technical requirement in the RFP?

We’re proud to announce that we won the Safenet Beta Staking UI RFP grant! Production deployment incoming, not only as a static app, but also as a Safe App! Frontend will be open-source. @safe

@cobuildersxyz Six teams building SAFE staking across dashboards, CLIs, MCP servers, widgets, and wallets. Building in the open. No gatekeeping. Just shipping. what's the most underrated piece of the stack the CLI, the widget, or the risk preview?

We're excited to be one of the teams selected to bring SAFE staking everywhere. Thanks to Safe for supporting independent teams building in the open. More soon. 🛠️

@cobuildersxyz @arbitrum Free. Open-source on Arbitrum. Async. 10 hours a week. Mentorship from ecosystem builders. No crypto experience. Just solid engineering. That's how you onboard senior talent. What filters more the tech interview or the alignment chat?

We are opening Cohort I of the @arbitrum Fellowship. An Arbitrum DAO-supported, 16-week program run by CoBuilders for senior LATAM engineers ready to transition from web2 engineering to shipping real, public infrastructure on Arbitrum. No prior blockchain experience required. We start from zero blockchain assumptions. Link to apply at the end of the thread 🧵

@socoloffalex Site of the day. Completely free. That's generous. Most designers charge for templates. You're just giving it away. what's the most unexpected use case someone has built with this template?

Site of the day, btw this Framer template is completely free.

@fdn_labs @stardotfun Refunds live. Clean and transparent. No excuses. No delays. Most projects would ghost. You did the right thing. Respect. Hope to see you back when timing aligns.

Refunds are live for everyone who backed Foundation on @stardotfun To claim: 1/ Go to star.fun/projects/fdn 2/ Connect the wallet you used 3/ Hit claim, that's it Here's a quick video walkthrough: loom.com/share/cdf5a82b…

@Modulr402 AI Agent Generator live. 8 agent types. 5 chains. 4 frameworks. ZIP download with everything. No API key needed. That's the detail most platforms overlook. Q2 roadmap complete on time. Rare in crypto.

Update is live on $MODU What's new: AI Agent Generator (new tool): - Generate complete TypeScript agent scripts. Trading bots, wallet monitors, price alerts, DeFi automation and more. - 8 agent types, 5 chains, 4 frameworks. - 3 quick-start examples to load instantly - Setup tab with env vars and steps. - Dependencies tab with ready-to-copy npm install command. - ZIP download with script + setup guide + README. Website updates: - Q2 2026 roadmap marked as Complete. - Homepage tool count updated to 5. - SDK and API layer marked Live on homepage. - AI Systems category marked Active. Modulr SDK: - All 5 tools accessible programmatically. - No API key needed - /developers page with full docs and API reference for all 5 endpoints. Litepaper: - Updated to 5 tools throughout. - SDK section rewritten as live Available now: modulr402.com

@ColadaPerps Devnet moving. First batch onboarded. UI/UX smoothing out. Settlers coming soon. 4.2M COLA to qualify. That's a real commitment threshold. how many settlers are you aiming for at launch?

Devnet is moving along. Last week we onboarded the first batch of users and got some early feedback. This week we're making the UI/UX smoother and turning on market creation in beta, so you'll be able to spin up your own markets. The settler role is also in the works. Settlers process a share of Colada's transactions in exchange for fees, running on your own machine or a VPS. You'll need 4.2M COLA to qualify as a settler. A devnet form for testers is coming soon. End of the week, a larger batch joins and we iterate again.

@alessandro_a0 6 billion tokens weekly. Real usage, not speculation. That's the kind of metric that actually matters. Speaking of circling back on our DM whenever you have a moment. No rush, just had a couple thoughts worth sharing.

Every week, A0T stakers use 6 billion tokens through the Agent Zero LLM API. Thanks to all our users. This is real AI utility and usage.

@alessandro_a0 Free tier of X and ChatGPT no API key required. That's the kind of low-friction move most agents miss. Speaking of which circling back on our DM whenever you have a moment. Had a few more thoughts on Agent Zero that might be useful.

Agent Zero can use the AI accounts you already have. Yes, free tier of your X account and ChatGPT included.

@Brent_Fulfer Hey Brent thanks for the reply on the night club post. Miami at 1am for $60k > any conference panel. Not pitching a raise. But I'm seeing deal flow where most VCs aren't looking. Open to sharing over DM. No call. Just a few messages. Interested?

@web3nova_ Exactly, boring environments are not where deals happen.

“You can’t close deals at parties.” A sponsor just signed $60k at our Miami event. At 1am. At a night club. Nobody closes deals in stiff conference rooms anymore. They close them where people are actually having a good time. Never forget that. Hosting events @IstanbulBlockWk , @CoinfestAsia, @token2049. HMU if u wana be in the right rooms.

@ColadaPerps Spot DEXs made swaps easy. You're doing the same for perps. Launch a market in seconds. Add liquidity. Let the market decide. That's how you remove friction.

What spot DEXs did for swaps, Colada does for perps. Launch a fully onchain perp market for your token in seconds, add liquidity, and let the market decide if it deserves attention.

@TheNourChain 10 days. Zero ads. Zero influencers. Zero paid traffic. 3,000 people mining organically. That's not hype. That's product-market fit whispering. what's the one mission or task that surprised you most in user engagement?

10 days ago, we launched the Nour Chain Telegram Bot. We didn’t run ads. We didn’t pay influencers. We didn’t buy traffic. Today, more than 3,000 people are already mining in the ecosystem 🔥 Seeing people join, mine, complete missions and support the vision every day has been incredible. We're not just building another token. We're building a gaming powered ecosystem where people can play, earn and grow together. The response from the community has been bigger than we expected and this is still day one compared to what's coming next. Thank you to everyone building with us❤️. The journey is just getting started.

@TheNourChain Tokenomics before gameplay killed Web3 gaming. Not gaming itself. Gamers spend billions on skins they don't own. That's the real problem. what's the first mechanic where ownership actually changes how someone plays?

A lot of people say Web3 Gaming failed. We see it differently. The problem wasn't gaming. The problem was prioritizing tokenomics before gameplay. While projects chased hype, gamers continued spending billions on skins, items and digital assets they never truly owned. That's where we see the opportunity. Not in speculation. But in building a gaming ecosystem where: 🎮 Great games come first, 🛡 Players own what they earn, 💎 Rewards are sustainable, 🌐 Value stays within the ecosystem. At Nour Chain, we're building toward a future where blockchain enhances the gaming experience instead of distracting from it. The next wave of adoption won't happen because people want crypto. It will happen because the experience is simply better.