Exodus
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Exodus
@0xsumitdoteth
Partner @Blockshiftcap(Stealth) | Prev: Investments @tmventuresfund by @tokenmetricsinc
www 参加日 Temmuz 2014
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You can make a 30 crore revenue company just selling fresh cakes in Bangalore.
Assume u sell 1000 cakes a day // 1000 happy birthday / happy anniversary cakes targeted via meta algo.
Selling price : 899
Make it a cake that people recommend.
Why can’t this be done?
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What’s your favorite part about Tradeify? 👀
Daily payouts?
Instant Funding?
Coolest CEO @BrettSimba ? 😏
Or something else? 👇
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@AmeyaInvests @BaluGorade Fr I still can’t understand, how he articulated and i was sold
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@BaluGorade Coffee can investing, Relaxo ka chappal.
Retailers fell for jargons blindly and lost so much, still so many are people are stuck in these stocks on different levels. Negative sales growth in Relaxo and still after so much correction its PE is 40, Still looks overvalued to me.
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₹1 lakh invested in Relaxo 5 years ago is now ₹23,000.
Power of reverse compounding.
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@BaluGorade Bro don’t remind me this.
This was such a good video to convince me buy it.
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My macbook air M2 with 8 gigs of ram is now barely usable (primarily because of the limited memory)
I use an M4 mac mini as my primary computer though
What should I replace the macbook air with if I want something not overkill but still good enough.
M5 macbook air? A macbook pro?
something else?
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@NP01123 @VatsMusings I don't think this would be an issue to find .
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@VatsMusings i don’t want any of these just a normal guy who can wash his own dishes n who is independent atleast earn money for himself still not getting one normal guy who knows basic communication
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was on my computer yesterday with 4 windows open at the same time -
- Poke by @interaction was helping me sort review job applications for a few roles we’re hiring and crafting rejection/interview emails
- Claude Code in the @warpdotdev terminal was building an internal content engine that crafts LinkedIn content for my CEO based on everything happening with the company
- Valley was bringing in positive responses from leads and booking meetings
- Freckle was qualifying and enriching inbound leads and sending it to my sales team
7 other automations running in the background.
This is the future
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Friend recently got engaged. Starting next phase of his life but feels stuck.
>He's 31 & Forensic Analyst (Finance)
> Earning 2 Lakhs a month (In Hand)
> High Skills + Low pressure + 9 to 7 Job.
> No EMI's. No Liability
> Father has its own business.
> Middle class family with no generational wealth but living a quality life and all healthy & growing in Ahmedabad
Is bored with routine and wants to start a business.
PS: I advised against it. People don’t understand how difficult it is to build a routine like he has. Not everyone can do it.
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@systematicls European (CZ) here... I don't have any data on hand rn, but I am perplexed by how sports betting is viewed in the US. I placed my first bet when I was ~13, have been betting ever since, ton of people I know gamble for fun...but no one would consider it as a way to get rich here.
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I’ve been vibe coding for a long time now.
Quietly. Obsessively. Late nights, messy notes, endless iterations.
And I’m very, very, very excited to finally say this something big is coming soon.
We’re not building a feature.
We’re solving a huge problem that apparel brands live with every single day.
If you run, build, or dream of an apparel brand keep an eye here.
This one’s going to matter.
Pranshi Chaturvedi@Pranshi7tech
People think we started with manufacturing. Truth is we started as a brand. And we paid a very real price for it. What we faced as brand owners 🟥Delayed promises Delivery dates meant nothing. Every “kal ho jayega” killed a launch. 🟥Imperfect designs What we imagined never matched what arrived. Wrong fits. Wrong finishes. Wrong details. 🟥No professionalism No accountability. No ownership. Just excuses. 🟥No end-to-end production pipeline Fabric here. Stitching there. Finishing somewhere else. It broke us. We were depressed and stuck. So with whatever money we had left, we started manufacturing not to scale, but to fix the problem we faced ourselves. After one year in the industry, our mission is clear: No new brand should suffer what we suffered. Bellish is now solving this. We’re building a single platform that brings everything together design, sourcing, sampling, production, quality, and timelines all in one structured system. Coming soon. Built by people who survived the problem not observed it.
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Alright let’s see how this goes, baddie mode activated.
Charan@itscharann
aight let's go, this will be a fun experiment baddie mode activated
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