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Live at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and the energy at the Malo Wallet event is incredible. I came in a bit late thinking I was just here to learn about @Malowallet and explore crypto job opportunities… only to find out a job offer had already been announced earlier. Yes, I missed it. But the session has still been packed with value. Key takeaways so far: • Crypto has real career paths beyond trading and coding. • Understanding wallets and blockchain tools is one of the best entry points into the space. • Being in the room, learning, and engaging can open unexpected doors. Big appreciation to @MBolaCrypto for an excellent presentation and for clearly breaking down the opportunities in the crypto space. #MaloWallet #CryptoJobs #Web3Careers #CryptoInNigeria #Web3Africa

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Bros asking "how tf is SBF tweeting from prison every day?" Let me blow your mind with what's ACTUALLY happening behind the scenes: He's NOT tweeting. All Federal inmates have zero access to any form of social media, internet, or smartphones while in custody This is an insane 16-day, $2,500, 11-person process before every single tweet landed on X(Twitter) THE PROCESS: SBF starts his day at 6 AM in MDC Brooklyn waits for 3 hours for email kiosk access likely (37 inmates, 3 kiosks) on the line then proceed to pays $0.05/min on TRULINCS monitored system and types message with 500 character limit, no autocorrect, all caps warnings "ALL COMMUNICATIONS MONITORED" then sends it to pre-approved legal team email Then the gauntlet begins: Prison screener (Day 1-3) like a Federal officer making $55K/year reads every word, can deny for ANY reason, no appeals. One wrong word means denied and privileges revoked Associate attorney (Day 3-4): $225K/year lawyer billing $400/hr does legal review, rewrites everything in passive voice, removes admissions of guilt, protects appeals. "I stole" becomes "mistakes were made." Cost: $600 Senior partner review (Day 4): $800/hr partner makes strategic decisions will this hurt sentence reduction? Appeal chances? Civil liability? Cost: $400 PR crisis manager (Day 4-5): $15K/month retainer firm rewrites legal jargon into "authentic voice," adds philosophical framing, tests messaging, makes it Twitter-ready. They've never met SBF but write like him. Cost: $350 Compliance attorney (Day 5): $550/hr securities lawyer checks SEC violations, CFTC rules, court orders, market manipulation concerns. Can't mention prices, projects, or anything actionable. Cost: $412 Family coordination (Day 6): Father receives final approved text + strategic posting instructions: "Post Monday 9-11 AM EST, tag no one, monitor first hour, screenshot everything." Waits for good news cycle, avoids FTX bankruptcy updates. Tweet goes live (Day 6): A Family member or somebody trusted logs in, copy-pastes approved text, adds pre-approved hashtags, and clicks post Monitoring begins: A PR firm tracks engagement, also a legal team watches for liability, screenshots taken every 15 minutes Prison mail cycle (Day 7-16): PR team prints tweet screenshot + CURATED replies (filtered, only 8 out of 2,300 shown) + fake engagement metrics → mails to prison → mail room processes 3-5 days → delivered to SBF's cell SBF finally sees result (Day 16): Gets printed screenshots, thinks he got 47K impressions, reads 8 cherry-picked replies, has NO idea he got ratio'd, NO idea what happened in crypto for 2+ weeks. TOTAL COST PER TWEET: TRULINCS $1.75 + Legal review $1,600-$3,200 + PR consultant $350 + Compliance $412 = ~$2,500-$5,300 per tweet Here is why he does this I have 5 game theory is this 1. Appeals strategy tweets means "evidence of rehabilitation" for sentence reduction 2. Public narrative stay relevant for future career (he's 32, out at 57) 3. Legal leverage active platform to weigh in his negotiating power 4. Civil liability public for reduces damages 5. Information bubble he gets filtered feedback, to make him happy about the progress THE REALITY is Every "reflection" is written by a committee of lawyers, PR professionals, and compliance specialists, each protecting their own interests. What you read ≠ what he wrote The tweets are pure theater by a $2,500-per-message legal PR machine designed for appeals courts, not Crypto Twitter And yes i forget, he is also making those sandwiches, sewing shirts, and doing prison labor for $0.12-$0.40/hour while his family spends thousands per tweet to manage his "brand." That's the machine behind every single "thought." Welcome to prison social media Do you think this will lead him to get the trump pardon?

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When major cloud providers go down, half of the internet goes with them This is not a new experience to most of us as we've seen recently in the some months back when Cloudflare and Amazon AWS were down. Suddenly apps like X (Twitter), Spotify and a lot more, APIs, dashboards, and even most internal tools we are not aware of stopped working It is not because the teams building this vital infrastructure built poorly. One thing is certain here and we all know what it is: those infrastructures are concentrated. Everything sits on them This fragility is the real cloud problem Builders are paying premium prices for cloud and inheriting points of failure. As scaling is tied to one vendor, this makes downtime systematic (something we cannot avoid). Access is gated behind KYC, approvals and account dependencies @KovaNetwork said we cannot continue like this by bringing a new approach as I look from their developer's perspective Here is what I noticed that is interesting: instead of routing workload through just one centralized provider, Kova distributes compute across a larger scale global network of nodes Jobs are submitted via API or SDK, making smart contracts handle verification and payments, and all workloads are dynamically routed based on latency and overall cost. For developers this means: • Pay-per-second billing no idle instances drain • No long-term infrastructure commitments • Containerized deployment (Docker/Podman) • REST & gRPC APIs with SDK support • Fully encrypted, censorship-resistant execution For the node providers, idle GPU/CPU capacity becomes productive through staking and gaining reputation-based rewards The goal is no longer only making compute cheaper but mainly resilience. No more outages on the compute layer your products depend on Kova is built for uptime by design

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I just got selected on a new creator campaign on @myfanforce, so I have to research and look into the project Here is the starter pack of what I discovered about @KovaNetwork and the problem they are helping to address about compute. We all know about Cloud Infrastructure and how powerful they are on the surface. Here is what is always overlooked about them They are really expensive, restrictive and most importantly inefficient Most builders accept these issues as routine. You open an AWS or GCP account, where you were able to pass KYC, deploy instances and keep paying even when the workload is idle. You get charged for what you did not use, for reserved capacity and scaling that is tied to centralized data centers with a lot of inefficiency This type of problem is what Kova is handling about compute Instead of renting fixed servers, Kova is treating compute as if it's a liquid resource. Workload is moved across a decentralized global network, that is only routed in real time to available nodes which are optimized for cost and latency Here is what all this means: You pay per second only while compute is running. There is no vendor lock-in, intermediaries and difficult KYC barriers. Everything is fully encrypted and censorship-resistant The result of all this is you get an infrastructure that is 5-10x cheaper than traditional cloud providers, without the need to sacrifice performance and flexibility What adds credibility around Kova is the ecosystem forming around it. Backing and integrations from big names like NVIDIA, IBM, Vultr, Equinix, Fetch ai, and Chainlink this is pointing to one thing: an infrastructure built for scale is here For a number of years, builders have adapted to a cloud model that is quietly overcharging users while taking full control before granting us access to compute Kova is what cloud infrastructure should have been from the beginning

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