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If you're looking for an AI agent that can monitor Reddit subreddits and find warm leads for your business, you need to check out leado.co. 2-min setup, set and forget, get real-time lead alerts from Reddit to your favorite CRM, email, Discord or Slack.

@olaniyidami162 Thank you!

@minimalsource I love the way leado.co helps individuals and freelancer search for lead through thier product, especially extracting #1 lead platform (Reddit) to find people that need your product instantly Such a cool idea

Your leads just got faster. Leado now scans Reddit every hour to find qualified leads the moment they appear. Get notified in real-time when someone needs your product. 🎯

@BuildOnLumia @RepDarrenSoto I had Lumia tokens staked on your governance website, you turned it down and now I can't withdraw them back to my wallet. Sent you a DM, emails, no reply yet, so I'm thinking that the team scammed me?

Great meeting with Congressman Darren Soto @RepDarrenSoto, a key voice in shaping the future of digital innovation. We dove into a major discussion on real-world asset frameworks, accelerating responsible tokenization and regulatory clarity for institutional adoption. We were proud to share how Lumia’s U.S.-built RWA stack aligns with emerging policy priorities and real institutional needs. Huge thanks to Congressman Soto for the productive dialogue. Exciting momentum ahead for RWAs and digital assets 🇺🇸

@LeonMai2401 @BuildOnLumia I had Lumia tokens staked on their governance website, they turned it down and now I can't withdraw them back to my wallet. Did they scammed me? I'm going to flag this to the local authorities if so.

@BuildOnLumia $Lumia to the zero. Scam team

Sometimes tokenization feels like discovering the cheat code everyone forgot to use.

@csaba_kissi Monitor & Turn Reddit threads into customers 👇 leado.co

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@BuildOnLumia what happened to token.lumia.org? I had $LUMIA staked there and this page is no longer working at this moment.

Manifesting tokenization this year.

haven't tweeted in 4 days. was too busy actually shipping features for paying customers. sometimes you have to choose between "building in public" and just building. back to the grind today.

@dessignnet Would be a good addition on my curated list of AI tools and tech products. Check it out 👇 startfa.st

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@martinmuzatko Now is the time, good luck!

@minimalsource I'm on my way. Procrastinated way too long. :)

5 years ago, testing a saas idea cost $5k and a month of dev time. today it costs $20 in api credits and a weekend. if you aren't running micro-experiments right now, you aren't limited by money. you're limited by imagination. go break something today.

@PietroMontaldo Looks promising, Competitor.

Built a GPT-5.2 Competition Analyst that tracks competitors every month by scraping pricing pages, LinkedIn, and company websites. Consultants charge $10K/month for this. I shipped V1 last month. Over 1,000 people asked for the template, so I improved it further. This machine runs monthly and: • Scrapes LinkedIn company pages and announcements • Detects pricing and product changes • Researches competitor moves and fundraising • Sends a clean, structured report to you and your team You can set this up for free in 5 minutes, while most teams either pay consultants or waste hours doing this manually. You need this if: → You don’t track competitors systematically → You’re in a fast-moving industry → You still research competitors by hand Reply “Competitor” and I’ll share the template. Follow for more practical AI systems and workflows.

It’s Monday morning. You have two choices: Spend 3 hours manually scrolling Reddit, searching for leads, and getting distracted. Let an AI Agent scan 1,000 threads, filter for buying intent, and draft your replies while you drink your coffee. I chose option 2. 15 qualified leads waiting in my dashboard before 8 AM. Work smart, not hard.

Dear algo, show this to solo founders. Sunday Plan: Touch grass. Ignore Slack. Check Leado to see 15 new leads drafted automatically while I was away. AI leverage is the only way to have a life as a solo founder.

@RichHickson For the coding chops (Sonnet 4.5)? Or do you just prefer the writing style over GPT?

@minimalsource Claude.

@0xWuki Brave man. I built my own Reddit agent too, it's called Leado, but I wouldn't trust it to post without me checking it first. Too risky for my main brand.

Built an AI agent to handle my Reddit marketing 100% autonomously I just focus on shipping while it finds me customers You can already try it for free - link is in my bio ✌️

@0xWuki I built mine so I wouldn't have to rely on other people's tools. Plus, I like knowing exactly what my agent is saying to potential customers.

@minimalsource bro i made reddbot for the same reason. runs 24/7 finding leads while i binge netflix. total game changer.

I spent 100 hours coding an AI agent just so I wouldn't have to manually scroll Reddit. Call it automation or call it social anxiety. Either way, it’s now generating leads while I sleep, so I think I won.

@0xWuki I prefer building my own tools. Plus, I focus on high-intent quality over "blowing up" subreddits with spam. Quality > Volume.

@minimalsource yo that's wild. check out reddbot if you wanna go full auto on reddit saw it blow up a buddy's saas last month

0 to $300 MRR in ~3 weeks. The strategy? I used my own tool to find the customers on Reddit. No ads. No audience. Just high-intent outreach. Love the clean view on TrustMRR. The goal is $1K by Jan 31st. Who is building with me?

@reGuardAI That's the way!

Hot take: If your monitoring tool can't STOP spending, it's just fancy anxiety. You don't need more dashboards. You need control.

@neer_Y1 This is the way. Weekends are for deep work.

5 sales hacks for technical founders who hate selling: 1. Replace "buy" with "start free trial" (3x conversions) 2. Ask "what would make this a no-brainer?" when they hesitate 3. Send recap email within 5 min of every call 4. Text them progress updates (not just email) 5. Offer to implement it FOR them first month Service-first selling works.

The hardest part of being a founder isn't the 80-hour work weeks. It’s the guilt of taking 2 hours off on a Saturday to relax. Employees clock out at 5 PM on Friday. Founders just move the office to the back of their mind. If you're building today: Keep going. If you're resting today: You earned it.

it’s saturday. i’m not at my desk. but my agent is still scanning Reddit, filtering for intent, and queuing up drafts for me to review later. i used to spend my weekends hustling for leads. now i just spend 15 mins on monday approving what the AI found. leverage > grind.