Ed Wang

@_onlyscott Deco

I see Samuel Eto, Ronaldinho and Lionel Messi. Guess the fourth player. Level: Extremely Hard

@Nancy_fcb culer right？

@LegacySiu England for sure

Guess the national team Level: HARD

Taking a shower when the glass exploded. How can a person be unlucky like this… Maybe I am the guy who really needs insurance while building Verum for the vehicles 😂

Submitted YC & alliance & a16z speedrun So what is probably the one that chooses me 😂 @Tocelot @JoshLu @alliance @ycombinator

@JoshLu I sent a DM to you Josh😁

@EdWangsolana 😂😂

A truly funny irony that I spent more than a decade as a PM trying to be more sensitive about late-breaking changes/scope creep all while quietly thinking "how long could this take to build anyway?" And now all I basically do is scope creep myself/my projects

Honest breakdown of where Verum Protocol stands. What's working: → Groth16 ZK circuit (44K constraints, Circom 2.0) → 3 Anchor contracts deployed to Solana devnet → 60s crash-to-USDC end-to-end demo → AI pipeline training on 238K NHTSA cases What still needs work: → AI verdict not ZK-wrapped yet — biggest gap → No GPS verification to confirm same accident scene → No emergency pause on contracts → Dynamic pricing still off-chain → DAO dispute resolution designed, not built Still a long way to go. But I'd rather be honest about what's missing than pretend it's further along than it is. #Solana #ZKProofs #BuildingInPublic

As a Culer, after the full match I have to say that this year’s Barca is absolutely at a lower level than either Bayern or PSG😭 Imagine what Kounde will do when he meets K77 or Diaz , I don’t think he will stop either of them #UCL #PSGBayern #FCBarcelona

@fidexcode same too also for a16z and other projects

I joined X because of tech What about you?

Had the privilege of speaking with a seasoned founder who’s been building in insurance tech for over a decade. I asked what the biggest barrier to automated claims settlement is. His answer: not technical, not regulatory — it’s trust in execution. Insurers have seen too many POCs that looked great in a demo and died in production. So they’re cautious. They need to believe the solution actually fits inside their existing workflow, not just that it works in isolation. The other thing he said stuck with me: don’t just build a layer. Own enough of the workflow to create a real outcome. Still processing what that means for how we’re building Verum. #InsurTech #BuildingInPublic #Solana

@sama Who loves their users more,you or Dario

we love our users

@rm_infinite Okay😁

@EdWangsolana Ed - i didn't get a DM from you. try again?

honorable mention: dilli dilli, semma, kanyakumari

@julianlewo absolutely cool😁

things you do just love to see finding your face on the shelf at your local store is such a cool feeling

My best mate ever

@Mr_Salio tokio：：spawn

Tell me you're a developer without telling me you're a developer

@StephNass @grok summarize it

The cruel VC eye. Founders get pissed off when they realize they don't have what VCs want. ▸ Track record: academic and professional achievements ▸ Social capital: people who will refer you and invest in you ▸ A hot market: like AI right now ▸ Traction: retention, usage, and growth NONE of these can be built overnight. So by the time you decide to raise, 80% of your fundability is sealed! 👈 That's why fundraising is so frustrating. The cruel VC eye doesn't care how hard you're working. It cares about traction, track record, social capital, and a hot market. So founders end up optimizing for low-impact items: ▸ Your product ▸ Your pitch deck ▸ Your story Don't get me wrong, those are important items. But it can't be everything you're bringing to the table. So what should you do instead? Talk to "smaller" investors. Angels, accelerators, maybe emerging VC managers. Chase grants, too. Sure, you won't raise $4M. But $500k, maybe. Use that $500k to build up your team, get some traction, and reach product-market fit. Then you're VC material. You're not born VC fundable, you become VC fundable. (Or bootstrap all the way and keep 100% of that sweet equity!✌️)

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@andrewchen The power-law forms around whoever controls the compounding asset — not the access. In every cycle it's the same pattern: democratized access, concentrated leverage. The top 10% win not because they got in first, but because they understood what compounds.

every platform cycle starts with a democratization narrative but ends with a power-law - AI will be no different BUT -- the thing that advances tech in society/civ is what the top 10% do with it, and eventually everyone will benefit