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If you begin learning to code today and remain consistent for at least 6 months, you'll become a highly capable startup developer capable of building a basic Web3 DeFi apps (both the frontend and backend) Interestingly, You can start completely from scratch with no prior experience or skills in Computer Science. My recommendation is you start with Python or Java as your foundational language. These are beginner-friendly and will help you grasp core programming concepts much more easily. Solidity is currently the most widely used language in Web3 development. Majority of Web3 applications are EVM compatible. So, mastering Solidity opens doors to numerous opportunities in the space. As mentioned, start with a more approachable language like Python or Java, then transition to Solidity once you're comfortable with the fundamentals. For Python, I recommend a beginner course by Mosh Hamedani @programmingwithmosh Video: youtu.be/_uQrJ0TkZlc For Solidity, my top recommendation is a comprehensive course by Patrick Collins @PatrickAlphaC Video:youtu.be/-1GB6m39-rM You can also join Cryptozombies online Academy for a better positioning 👉 cryptozombies.io If you enjoy math, you'll likely excel as a developer. If you've ever conducted academic research, handling everything yourself including the statistical analysis, you have the mindset to become a truly world-class developer. Bottom line You do not need a formal Computer Science degree or Software Engineering background to become a skilled coder. Consistency and practice is what matters.

@Spencer_de_Noob Eid Mubarak my boss

@web3nodee Eid Mubarak 🙏🏽

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@stringz00 Eid Mubarak sir

@web3nodee Eid Mubarak fam 💙

@Essentialsam01 Eid Mubarak bro

@web3nodee Eid Mubarak boss

@Essentialsam01 @Nicky_NaTaYa @BuildOnCircle Thank you, Nicky

@Nicky_NaTaYa @BuildOnCircle @web3nodee There, soon

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@cryptobroforeve Sorry about that bro

Today I miss my father and my brother a lot, I wish they were here today 😞 I wish I could hug them 😢 Always try to spend time with your loved ones

@SKYWALKER_t25 @arc Arc chain is unique

ARC isn’t just another blockchain. It’s an attempt to rebuild financial infrastructure for how the internet actually works today. Most platforms still treat stablecoins as an extra layer, something added on after the core system is designed. @arc takes a different approach. Instead of sitting at the edges, stablecoins are built directly into the foundation of the network. On ARC, everything runs natively in USDC. Fees, settlement, and liquidity all operate in a stable unit of value, which removes the kind of volatility that usually exists at the protocol level. Transactions reach finality almost instantly, making it suitable for real financial use cases like payments, foreign exchange, and credit systems. It also brings liquidity and FX capabilities into the same environment. There’s no need to move assets across fragmented networks or deal with the usual complexity of bridging. With direct integration into Circle’s infrastructure, things like on-ramps, off-ramps, custody, compliance, and even cross-chain settlement are already built in. What this creates goes beyond improving existing apps. It opens the door to entirely new types of financial systems. Developers can build platforms where money moves globally in real time, where assets are created and settled in one place, and where autonomous agents operate with built-in access to liquidity and identity. The bigger idea here is simple but powerful: ARC brings payments, markets, and infrastructure together into a single programmable layer. That’s something older blockchains were never really designed to handle. If you’re building a typical consumer app, ARC might just be one of many options. But if you’re working on financial systems, capital markets, or agent-driven economies, it starts to look less like a choice and more like the foundation.

@Spencer_de_Noob @jgonzalezferrer @cmai_agent Gm sir

GM CT ☀️ @jgonzalezferrer and @cmai_agent are cooking up something really cool, and I’m fully locked in for what’s coming Let me spice up your PFPs with your favorite glasses 😎 
Drop your PFP + the style of glasses you want 👇

@Spencer090618 What do you have for us today, sir?

gm Crypto Twitter It cost zero cents to say it back

@Uchenna603 @ritualfnd @ritualnet @joshsimenhoff @mongdiny7 @nft_hinata_eth @dunken9718 @0xMadScientist Great one Momma

Gritual to all the believers across @ritualfnd Another day to brief you on today’s event in the @ritualnet Dc for the 19th of March 2026. There’s a total of 12 events today and the first one starts by 9am UTC. 1. REGIONAL EVENT: CODM happening in naija Vc by 9:00 AM UTC hosted by @Sujoodly 2. REGIONAL EVENT: Geoguessr gapping in Ukrainian Vc at 9:00 AM UTC hosted by @MartinukVitalik 3. RITUAL RUMBLE: The ultimate quiz clash at 11:00 AM UTC hosted by @felixleeSimp @kimchiii0319 4. CODENAMES-SIGGY’S MOVEMENT: 12:00 PL UTC hosted by @Uchenna603 and @brownyherry09 5. REGIONAL EVENT: Karaoke will be taking place in indo vc by 1:00 PM UTC hosted by @0xlunabean @0xhahawe 6. REGIONAL EVENT: Another karaoke but this time in the Filipino vc by 1:00 PM UTC hosted by @YeaItsHeat 7. REGIONAL EVENT: karaoke and guess the animal in Indian vc by 1:00 PM UTC hosted by @AyushPareek2025 8. THE ULTIMATE TEST: 3:00 PM UTC hosted by @iyke_swanta @JudoChy 9. SMASH KARTS: 4:00 PM UTC 10. WEEKLY DEVREL OFFICE HOUR: 5:00 PM UTC by @BunsDev 11. THE SOLID TEAM UP: 5:00 PM UTC hosted by @nftdaniyel @0xEdyme 12. REGIONAL EVENT: Dota 2 in Russian Vc at 6:30 PM UTC SEE YOU ALL IN THE EVENTS

@nas_dotcom It is what it is, bro.

@web3nodee It's well my bro

I see alot of today's banger boys trying to prove knowing the game but l laugh a laugh of derision. When you try to set them on the right track going by your experience, they tend to look down on you. Experience is not a lie and when a child thinks he can attend the event of elderly, that's where his problem starts. Their mates are concentrating on building their skills. They don't even know the difference between a Wallet and a Dex! They don't even know the diffrence between an AMM and orderbook! They can't even explain what a blockchain is to a lay man! They can't even perform basic analysis on blockchain exlorers! They think noise making is what tells how much one knows! They think passing through 3 bull and bear cyles is a joke!

@Arablooded @jgonzalezferrer @cmai_agent Let's give it a try. But do you believe that NFTs are so back?

Gm CT. Ataktos went from free mint to over $350 ATH. Another free mint by @jgonzalezferrer himself The execution has been excellent so far with small,mid and big accounts having the same distribution currently. The @cmai_agent idea was definitely a good initiative. NFTs are so back...

Circle Developer Grants Program Circle Developer Grant is an intiative run by Circle, the company behind USDC. The program empower blockchain Developers in areas of: •Funding •Marketing and operational support •Technical support •Potential referral to Circle ventures and more The first group of successful applicants of this great intitiative was released by Circle yesterday and 19 teams got their applications successful based on the teams technical insight, meaninful integration plans, allignment to Circle values and more. Circle gave emphasis to projects building in these key areas: •DeFi and liquidity dApps •Real-world asset protocols •FX systems and capital market •Payments infrastructure •Ai-powered financial agents The good news to aspiring teams who want to enjoy the same is that the next application window will soon reopen. In the next application, building on Arc blockchain (testnet) will give an edge. If you are not yet building on Arc chain, it is time to get to work. Come to Arc and build projects accross FX, Payments, Lending etc

I really respect people whose influence on CT isn't just by luck... I was doing some research on CT Devs few months back and i came across you. Had to check your github repositories and i can't help but got so much passion in your style. I've seen your dev-based contributions to lots of projects including Celestia and Starknet(making over $300K from both as a code contributor).

How it all started 🎂 1 of 900 / 20k+ application Thank you once again, @celestia

@Arablooded @arc Arc is not for farmers and a farmer can't survive it in Arc community.

People often ask me how to be part of the arc community genuinely, My answer is simple read the rules, add value especially as a builder or developer(build something worthy) Here's a very simple expo on what the @arc community expects from you as a builder or developer. Always remember, No farming 🚫 No noise🚫 just pure and genuine contributions. Thank you for this @samconnerone

@samconnerone Community should be built around the aforementioned qualities rather than a mere hype that die at some point in time.

I often get asked what I’m looking for as we grow the Arc community. It’s simple: → Developers → Founders → Enterprises → Connectors If you’re here to help builders connect, pressure test ideas, solve real problems, or bring opportunities to the table…there’s a place for you. But let’s be clear: Noise doesn’t scale. Farming doesn’t build. If a community isn’t delivering insight, real relationships, and momentum toward shipping products, it’s broken. Built different.

@Melodyisabae @base Nice one, Melody.

🎥Base Made Simple with Melody Episode 1 Have you been hearing about @base but not really sure what it is or why everyone is talking about it? I’ve started a weekly video series where I break down everything you need to know about Base in the simplest way possible

@Arablooded This is bullish, tbh

AI agents can now build, carry, and compound trust. Instead of starting from zero in every app, their onchain activity forms a persistent identity and reputation layer. ERC-8004 transforms raw transaction history into usable financial trust across DeFi and commerce.