




Felix Howes📍⛓️
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@FelixHowes
Crypto Marketer | VP Business & Revenue @Hypepartners | Jiu-Jitsu enjoyer 🥋| Music maker 🎸🤘(may or may not be CJ)






We're rolling out a small tweak to boost visibility of your posts to your mutuals (people who you follow back). We noticed this data was missing from the algo and it made your friends appear less in your replies. This resulted in the reply section feeling more like a battleground with people you don't recognize. This should also help clusters form around interests more easily, which many people have asked for.






We hosted Early at @ethconf with @boundless_xyz & @RWA_xyz . Every guest was chosen with intention and @hypepartners's concierge service introduced them morning of the event, to make the room feel already warm. A few things we learned as we wrapped our pilot: 1. morning is an untapped window. by the time dinner rolls around, social bandwidth is low moving the format to 8:30am meant we tapped into people when they were sharp and open. 2. intention. connections. we optimised for alignment with our brekkie. every guest was chosen with intention, bringing together partners we believed would be genuinely glad to be in the same room as each other. 3. kill the cold intro. before the brekkie began, every attendee told us the 2 people they most wanted to meet. We made the introduction personally the morning of, over tg/email. 80% of attendees signed up. We're already hearing about partnerships that came out of it. 4. food should come to the conversation a hard sell for us to the hotel as passed around breakfast is not very common. historically buffets are the way to go. but we wanted guests to spend time on connecting and speaking instead of queueing up for food at 8am. food came to them instead. Early is coming to @kbwofficial, @token2049, and @solana breakpoint later this year, with new formats and new tools for making the matching feel less like a service and more like a natural part of the room. If youre interested in partnering, my dms are open.











