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@usewagyr revenue has surpassed this in less than three months. And the amazing part we will soon all discover. "The goal was never esports. Esports is for the top 0.1%. Wagyr is for everyone else." Wagyr is for everyone who has ever played games for fun. We only need to show you that now it pays. 💚, RT.

@Brent_Fulfer Sprint

If you've been raising for more than 3 months and still haven't closed.. It's not the market. It's one of these two things: 1- You've been pitching for months with no clear investor list — just hoping the right person finds you. 2- You think you need the "perfect" investor and aren't getting doing enough outreach. Both are the same mistake. You don't get ready and then raise. You raise and get ready at the same time. The pitch gets better in the room. Not before it. Stop waiting. Start meeting people. If your stuck, comment "SPRINT" and lets fix this.

@Brent_Fulfer @edgerton_erik Sprint

@edgerton_erik send dm

A founder told me today he only wants to meet investors he knows will write a check. He's raising $2M. He's never raised before. This is the most expensive mistake a first time founder can make. Here's how fundraising actually works: - You don't know who will write the check until you're in the room. - Your first check might come from a family office you've never heard of. - Or a new fund that just closed and is looking for deals. - Or someone who knows someone who ends up being your lead. Cherry picking only "safe" investors when you have no network is not a strategy. It's a guarantee you never close. Cast wide. Build relationships. Let the round find its shape. Fundraising is a numbers game before it's a quality game. If you want to light a fire on your raise, comment or DM "SPRINT".

Join the Wagyr Team. We're hiring onsite: ▪ Content Creators ▪ Social Media Managers ▪ Social Media Ads Specialists Remote: ▪ Affiliate Marketers DM to apply. 💚, RT.

@hthieblot @eshear Learnt from this. Thanks for sharing.

The best definition of Product-Market Fit for startups I ever heard came from @eshear when i worked for him at Twitch. Most founders think they have PMF, but they don’t. Not yet at least. Think of your startup like pushing a boulder on a steep mountain: Stage 1: The Sisyphus Phase You’re at the bottom, pushing uphill. It takes Herculean effort just to move an inch. The second you stop pushing (marketing, pushing new features), the boulder rolls back to zero. No momentum. Stage 2: The Plateau You’ve pushed it onto a flat ledge. If you stop pushing, it doesn’t roll back completely, but it doesn’t move forward either much. This is where most founders get stuck. In general, you get stuck here here without great retention and marketing you can repeat. They think this is PMF. It isn't. Stage 3: The Tipping Point Suddenly, the boulder starts moving without you. You see signups from a random user post that went viral. You can’t pinpoint where 200 new users came from. You get emails out of no where of serious customers that wants to buy your service. The market is finally pulling the product out of you. Stage 4: The Avalanche The charts go vertical. You have made it to the other side. Retention is so high that growth just happens. Stability breaks because you’re scaling faster than you can code and build systems in your company. You have unlimited capital and crisis to manage. You need to hire and fast. Every few weeks, something happens where you thought the company was done. The Reality Check: Only a tiny % of founders ever feel Stage 4. Even then, a hundred things can still kill you and some might say it's even harder to scale than to start, but at least you aren't pushing the boulder uphill anymore, it has real forward motion now. Not being alone helps A LOT with phase 1 and 2. I personally only hit true PMF twice: @CurseForge and Gamepedia. With CurseVoice, we fell into the Stage 2 trap. We reached 5M MAU, but the retention just wasn't there. We couldn't outgrow Discord because we were still "pushing the boulder" while they were riding the avalanche.

Hey @Brent_Fulfer, this is a public pitch! Just like every other infrastructure that monetized certain skills today which seemed irrelevant years ago including live-streaming, we built @usewagyr to monetize gaming. A prediction market that opens automatically every time someone plays a game — FIFA, Chess, Ludo, anything. Players earn from every prediction placed on their match. Win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Less than three months. The best FIFA player in your city is already on Wagyr. So is the guy who always called the result before the game started. wagyr.co 💚, RT.

Hey @shiftj, this is a public pitch! Just like every other infrastructure that monetized certain skills today which seemed irrelevant years ago including live-streaming, we built @usewagyr to monetize gaming. A prediction market that opens automatically every time someone plays a game — FIFA, Chess, Ludo, anything. Players earn from every prediction placed on their match. Win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Less than three months. The best FIFA player in your city is already on Wagyr. So is the guy who always called the result before the game started. wagyr.co 💚, RT.

Hey @SemudaraAbayomi, this is a public pitch! Just like every other infrastructure that monetized certain skills today which seemed irrelevant years ago including live-streaming, we built @usewagyr to monetize gaming. A prediction market that opens automatically every time someone plays a game — FIFA, Chess, Ludo, anything. Players earn from every prediction placed on their match. Win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Less than three months. The best FIFA player in your city is already on Wagyr. So is the guy who always called the result before the game started. wagyr.co 💚, RT.

Hey @thenameisbrill, this is a public pitch! Just like every other infrastructure that monetized certain skills today which seemed irrelevant years ago including live-streaming, we built @usewagyr to monetize gaming. A prediction market that opens automatically every time someone plays a game — FIFA, Chess, Ludo, anything. Players earn from every prediction placed on their match. Win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Less than three months. The best FIFA player in your city is already on Wagyr. So is the guy who always called the result before the game started. wagyr.co 💚, RT.

Hey @Heartbreak_Juan, just like every other infrastructure that monetized certain skills today which seemed irrelevant years ago including live-streaming, we built @usewagyr to monetize gaming. A prediction market that opens automatically every time someone plays a game — FIFA, Chess, Ludo, anything. Players earn from every prediction placed on their match. Win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Less than three months. The best FIFA player in your city is already on Wagyr. So is the guy who always called the result before the game started. wagyr.co 💚, RT.

Never quit as a founder. I’m begging you. It’s 0 for longer than you’ll ever expect. No momentum. Soul-crushing doubts. Nobody seems to care. Even when it looks like it’s working, it’s not. You keep trying new things. You don’t lose hope. Then it snaps to 100. You finally find the one thing that resonates. You wake up with more customers than you can handle. Everything is breaking. Momentum keeps building even when you’re not pushing. Something changed. You didn’t get lucky, you just didn’t leave.

Hey @hthieblot, just like every other infrastructure that monetized certain skills today which seemed irrelevant years ago including live-streaming, we built @usewagyr to monetize gaming. A prediction market that opens automatically every time someone plays a game — FIFA, Chess, Ludo, anything. Players earn from every prediction placed on their match. Win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Less than three months. The best FIFA player in your city is already on Wagyr. So is the guy who always called the result before the game started. wagyr.co 💚, RT.

Hey @zamdoteth, just like every other infrastructure that monetized certain skills today which seemed irrelevant years ago including live-streaming, we built @usewagyr to monetize gaming. A prediction market that opens automatically every time someone plays a game — FIFA, Chess, Ludo, anything. Players earn from every prediction placed on their match. Win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Less than three months. The best FIFA player in your city is already on Wagyr. So is the guy who always called the result before the game started. wagyr.co 💚, RT.

Playing chess for fun on chess.com now pays on @usewagyr.

Hello Hubert. We built a platform where gamers earn from prediction markets on their own matches. You play. A pool opens with each play reputation states as data. People stake on who wins. You earn whether you win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Just getting started. wagyr.co.

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Hello Hubert. We built a platform where gamers earn from prediction markets on their own matches. You play. A pool opens with each play reputation states as data. People stake on who wins. You earn whether you win or lose. 1,619 users. $10,700 on-chain volume. Just getting started. wagyr.co.

I'm investing up to 250k first checks in teams building: - robotics, drones, space - crypto - applied ai/ml - ar/vr - manufacturing, logistics DMs always open. Tell me what you're building!

Raised 9 figures Generates less revenue than a kid's lemonade stand

@usewagyr @BasedWestAfrica @SemudaraAbayomi @Sir_Damilare @base @buildonbase @XenBH @oasesport @fdotinc @SamuelXeus LFG! 💚

Gaming shouldn't just bring us together. It should make us millionaires. On Wagyr, invite friends to play, others predict, you earn. Win or lose. Find out what's new on wagyr.co 💚, RT.