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I work in Crypto Business Development.
My focus:
✅Partnerships
✅Ecosystem growth
✅Long-term deal structure
I share lessons, observations, and insights from working with Web3 teams building beyond hype.
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Daniel Lion | Crypto BDM
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Daniel Lion | Crypto BDM
@DanielLionBD
Crypto Business Development Manager Partnerships • Ecosystem Growth • Strategy Helping Web3 projects turn traction into real business. Long-term focus
Katılım Haziran 2025
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@Parcl Spot on. Crashes hit with liquidity dries and job fears — few buyers show up.
Parcl’s tokenized long/short on city indices is the smart way to play it without owning property.
Which city are you eyeing most?
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Daniel Lion | Crypto BDM retweetledi
Barney’s right on the hard part:
Most people don’t buy crashes. They survive them.
But if your thesis is housing moves, you shouldn’t need to buy the house to get market exposure.
That’s what Parcl is building.
barney@barneyxbt
anyone saying the housing market can’t crash because there’s too much demand waiting on the sidelines doesn’t understand what they’re talking about houses won’t go down in isolation. that’s not how this works. it will be caused by a chain of events that brings everything down together. hyperinflation, cost of living spiraling out of control, mass layoffs etc and we’re already seeing this now when someone loses their job they’re not thinking about buying a house. they’re worried about paying rent and putting food on the table. that “demand” people keep referencing disappears overnight when the economy collapses. it’s easy to say you’ll buy the dip when everything is stable. what people say and what people actually do when shit hits the fan are two completely different things the demand isn’t real. it’s theoretical. it’s people on reddit saying “i’m waiting for a crash to buy” who will be too terrified to make a move when it actually happens because their 401k is down 40% and their company just announced layoffs we are in the end game right now. the housing market isn’t going to crash on its own. everything is going to crash together. and the people who aren’t preparing for it are going to get wiped out
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@gosodax Nice work on SDK v2 🔥
Cross-chain execution for both humans and AI agents in one router is a big step for agentic DeFi.
How seamless is the dev experience when adding new chains or custom agent logic?
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@axelar Great overview Axelar!
The AVM and Interchain Amplifier are pushing multichain UX and liquidity forward.
How are you seeing adoption of permissionless integrations playing out in the next 6-12 months?
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A new article on Axelar's technology stack is out. This one looks at what is built on top of our security foundation and where multichain infrastructure is heading.
Catalyze@Catalyze_RS
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@Taryl_Ogle Of course, GM Taryl.
I hope your day is great
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@StaniKulechov Do you expect this to accelerate more UK-based stablecoin issuers or primarily benefit existing ones like Aave’s ecosystem?
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The Bank of England is finally backing away from its earlier proposal to restrict individuals from holding more than £20,000 in stablecoins. It is also reconsidering the requirement for issuers to hold 40% of reserve assets in zero-yield central bank accounts following industry backlash.
This is a great example of our industry pushing for better outcomes. It’s also a significant acknowledgment from the Bank of England, which has historically been difficult to convince.
The BoE also appears to recognize the growing competitive pressure from the US, which is exactly the kind of mindset needed to shape stronger and more forward-looking policy in the UK.
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@StaniKulechov Great move by the BoE — removing the £20k cap and easing the reserve rules shows they're listening to feedback and prioritizing competitiveness. Stablecoin-friendly regulation is key for DeFi liquidity and adoption.
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@estatextokenize Interesting concept.
Fractional real estate via tokenization could lower barriers nicely.
How are the rental yields and property management handled on the platform?
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Real property used to require serious capital to get started.
EstateX brings fractional ownership to real estate, so stepping in no longer requires getting lucky first.
A clear platform, low entry points, and properties already live and waiting.
Explore 👉 app.estatex.eu
Join the community 👇
t.me/EstateXofficial
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@VincentGramoli We need protocols that actually remove trust, not just relabel it.
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Building a single point of failure application on top of a blockchain is like protecting a cardboard house with a bank vault door. Yet, these mistakes keep happening as illustrated with the Kelp DAO hack.
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@VincentGramoli True decentralization is rare but non-negotiable. Most "DeFi" still hides single points of failure behind fancy bridges and multisigs—exactly the cardboard house with a vault door problem.
The Kelp incident proves it again.
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@ArtradeApp Would love more details on the $ATR redistribution and how the tiers compete for the best drops.
Keep up the great work 🔥
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@ArtradeApp Thanks for clarifying! So Ambassador tier is purely based on stake size (250k+ ATR for 90 days I assume).
Any cap on the number of Ambassadors, or is it unlimited as long as you hit the threshold?
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@gosodax How seamless is the liquidity unification in practice across major chains like ETH and SOL right now?
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@gosodax Nice work on SODAX v2.
Simplifying cross-chain routing across 18+ networks from months of dev work down to days is genuinely valuable for DeFi teams — lets builders focus on product instead of plumbing.
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Something structural happened in tokenized gold markets over the last twelve months that most coverage is still not capturing correctly.
Tokenized gold stopped trading like a crypto asset that happens to be backed by gold. It started trading like a gold asset that happens to settle on blockchain.
The difference: Crypto-driven assets exit when sentiment changes. Gold-driven assets hold through macro cycles because the thesis is about the metal, not the technology.
That behavioral shift is the most important development in the tokenized commodity space since the first gold-backed token launched. It means the capital entering the market is stickier, more structural, and less sensitive to Bitcoin's weekly chart.
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@totofinance The sticky, macro-driven capital is exactly what RWA needs.
What do you see as the next big catalyst for tokenized commodities beyond gold?
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