Mark Sandusky

@griffintier dms :)

Fiat. Sandwich. On your rollup.

We (peerthrough.com) have generated millions of video views for top L2s and defi projects. We’re just mainly behind the scenes. This week alone we generated over 1million video views on Twitter. Can you guess who? 👀 (Back in the ICO era, we also helped raise over 1 billion)

Pls explain this to me: Why are there 100 marketing agencies in web3 but zero marketing campaigns? Almost all agencies just get paid by projects to have a couple KOLs write a thread. I barely see any actually creative marketing campaign. Why’s the standard so low?

we’re basically gambling together in the metaverse 24/7

@sudolabel that's nuts. Congrats!

won age group in a 50km mountain ultra-marathon heh

FYI — We have basically built what Matt Levine describes here: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

The big idea to get across is simply that: Reorganizing volatility by perpetual tranching is a much better way of creating a safe asset than any of the current generation approaches

Updated spot website! spot.cash

@CapitalOneBiz your spark card is GREAT in terms of cash back, but the physical design is cheaper than any other CC on the market. You want biz people to feel proud laying it down at dinners. It’s literally paper thin. I thought it was fake when it came in the mail. Add weight!

@jarrylew One of your “ non-negotiables” also has a “weather permitting” tag. Seems negotiable.

My daily non-negotiables: • Gym • 5g creatine • Vitamin stack • 200g protein • No calls or meetings, ever • Golf practice (weather permitting) • 7+ hours/sleep • 10,000+ steps Some days I work for 8 hours, some I don’t work at all. I don’t use a schedule or a calendar and I never will. My ideal lifestyle is simple: • Do what I want to do • Don’t do what I don’t want to do This is what escaping the rat race is all about. Living life on YOUR terms. When I was still trying to escape the list looked like this: • Gym • 5g creatine • Vitamin stack • 200g protein • No calls or meetings, ever • 7+ hours/sleep • 10,000+ steps • Work on my one-person business every other waking moment The only thing that has changed is the required amount of work. If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn’t change a thing

@tibo_maker I asked chatgpt, its response was "We do not speak of the lost 50..."

What do you think happened with the ~50 OpenAI employees who didn't sign the petition for Sam Altman to come back?

@manoj_ahi and I made this. Contracted him through @uniqueside_io -- slow rolling it out and getting good responses. Make 100 illusion images and a video with sound all in a few clicks.

@_RichardTeng My friend Craig

I want to get even more connected with the #Binance community on 𝕏. Who should I follow?

@amandacassatt ❤️

Got some pretty painful family news 100% confirmed today. More on this in a few weeks. Going into nature hiking in the redwoods tomorrow. Grateful for the kind words and support from friends and people in the community. Trying to send and reflect love into the universe. 🫶

@granawkins It would have been more strange if you got one by submitting a traditional resume.

I literally podcast-binge-and-shitposted my way into an AI job

@pythianism Turns the “game” into “work”

What is the best argument against crypto gaming?

@nickfloats All these guys in the desert generating pictures of a kid in his room. Ai is crazy

This is insane

@RAC An Ai has no other personal life experience to draw upon and mix in with its training. Making it more of a “copy” than an “inspire” (Not sure where I stand either. Just arguing that side for this reply)

I’m not sure where I stand on this but let me pose a question: - How is AI being trained on copyrighted material different than a human artist drawing inspiration from their favorite artists?

@0xgaut The problem with trees though is they’re pleasant to look at.

personally I kind of liked trees as an alternative to this

What did you do during the bear market? We got a dog

@thepatwalls Before I follow this advice I’m looking for a post that lets us eat at the first best steakhouse in America.

PSA: You should hire young, hungry people. One year ago, I hired this unemployed 23-year-old kid to help me create TikToks. And today, we are celebrating with $100 steaks at the 2nd best steakhouse in America. What are we celebrating? 100K YouTube subscribers in 6 months. Yes, you heard that right. ZERO to 100K subscribers in 6 months! What's crazier is that this kid had never picked up a camera in his life, or even opened up Adobe Premiere! We met up at a coffee shop, and he pitched me on a ton of video ideas. I was impressed. He then told me he'd work for free, but I told him "hell no". (that never works) I hired him full time on a trial basis and we got to work. Our plan was to create one TikTok per day. He spent HOURS creating our first TikTok video. Scripted, filmed, and edited to perfection. In 24 hours, this kid learned how to edit in Premiere and turned around a video that was better than 95% of videos from experienced editors. I was impressed. We posted it, and it popped off immediately. Over 1M views. Not bad! So we just kept creating more. And we made sure to get better with each one. We got better at hooks, packaging. storytelling, intrigue, etc etc. We created 30 videos that got over 20M views and hundreds of thousands of followers. But... there was a problem. Millions of views, but no revenue. So... 6 months into the journey, we decided to pivot. To YouTube. We came up with an idea for a new format. "MTV Cribs for entrepreneurs" We'll fly to NYC, Chicago, Toronto, etc, find entrepreneurs and create videos about the businesses they built. Our first video got maybe 1,000 views. But we improved with every new video, just like we did on TikTok. And then we went viral. 1K subscribers. 10K subs. 50K subs. And hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue. And now 100K subs. A year ago, @marcovbenny had never even picked up a camera. But I saw something in him. I gave him a shot, and he DELIVERED. Now, Marco is running the channel full time and we're making moves on our next milestone: 1M subs! I know the whole solopreneur thing is trending, but there is something really special about building a team and hiring people and watching them grow. It's probably the best part about being an entrepreneur.