Jepo

3 months of understanding the algo. saw a post that said "would you really call yourself a marketer if you cant market yourself?" so here's my 3 months locked in arc// peak daily impressions: 3M+ total impression: 30.4M+ total profile visit: 34k+ ambassador offer: 0 💀 paid offer: 0 💀 if you're a brand and you want exposure! feel free to DM me. Let's work!

@PixieGaga_NFT really?

@JepoBuilds oh i know someone haha

Average crypto bros with less than 1k followers.

@juliadziesinska Are you staying for good in thai?

this is what $69 of groceries look like in thailand btw

@FabianoSolana Gambling niche pays for a minimum 1k$ per post if you have 10k follows + atleast 1k organic views

Are crypto creators overpaid?

@kyparus ngl, this is helpful

more details on the dislike button: - only on replies - dislike count is hidden - spam/scam replies will be filtered - like a "report post", but for replies and with faster access

@avalanchexbt Switchin to trades?

This is inadvertently true already. Spent $1,000 just to fix molded cabinets and a grease trap. Nobody warns you about these expenses ngl, manual labor or plumbing jobs will definitely be valuable regardless.

@waleswoosh man i miss the peak NFT days 1 mint can change your life.

We are cooked. Most of these projects have a supply of like 500 NFTs but can barely trade above $200 USD. Friendly advice: Don't waste your time "grinding" for WL spots. And I also saw people getting tattoos again. My brothers, please. Don't embarrass yourself and your entire bloodline. There are better things you can do for $200 USD. Like getting a job

@eth_apple Now I know the reason why I'm forever tanned

Be careful of sunburn in the Philippines. Use proper sunscreen. Protect your skin. ☀️ UV Index Philippines avg : 9 ~ 12 Korea avg : 5 ~ 8 Sunscreen matters: SPF 50+ minimum PA++++ minimum * Korean sunscreen doesn’t work in PH.

@RoundtableSpace @grok is this real

A STUDENT USED ANTHROPIC AI TO TURN ~$1K INTO $1.5M ON POLYMARKET WITH 44K TRADES AND A QUANT-DRIVEN BOT.

@BR4ted Realistically, where can I find opportunities on X seems like alot of ppl here are fakes 😭

Rating platforms for web3 communities (i will not be taking any questions) 𝕏 → 9/10 Discord → 8.5/10 Telegram → 7.5/10 (a lot of scams) Reddit → 5/10 (not for crypto bros) LinkedIn → 3/10 WhatsApp groups → 2/10 Feel free to disagree in the comments, i said what i said.

@Deebs_DeFi I can smell coordinated promotions

I'm embarrassed to be on the internet > Project builds a Claude Wrapper that finds mentions of your company on Reddit > Tosses a bunch of basic info you already know about your company into a dashboard > Charges you $99/month for it Half of X: 🤯

gm! guess my irl work at coca cola 😄

There’s a country in Southeast Asia where diesel is about to jump P20 in a single day. That country is the Philippines. And almost nobody outside of it is talking about it. Starting March 17, diesel prices in Metro Manila hit P114.90 per liter. Provinces pay more on top of that. Not gradually. Not slowly. One announcement. One night. New price. This is what happens when you’re a nation that imports nearly all of your oil and a war breaks out on the other side of the world. The Middle East is burning. The Strait of Hormuz is disrupted. Global supply lines are shaking. And every country that sits at the end of that supply chain just quietly gets handed the bill. No vote. No negotiation. Just a new number at the pump. And here’s what people outside the Philippines don’t understand about what that actually means on the ground. This isn’t just inconvenient for drivers. This is a cost of living crisis in motion. Fuel prices in the Philippines touch everything. Food delivery. Public transport. Farming. Fishing. Manufacturing. The entire informal economy that millions of families depend on to eat. A war between the US, Israel and Iran didn’t just shake the Middle East. It just made breakfast more expensive in Manila. That’s how connected this world is now. That’s how fragile the system is. And most people are still acting like it’s someone else’s problem.

The internet gave everyone a voice. The next one gives everyone a bank. We’re building the Internet of Value right now and most people don’t even know the starting gun already fired. Your identity? Still owned by institutions that can freeze it, lose it, or sell it. Digital identity on-chain flips that. You carry your credentials like you carry your wallet. No permission required. Your bank? Closes at 5pm, charges you to move your own money, and denies 1.4 billion people access entirely. DeFi doesn’t sleep. The code is the contract. The user is the bank. Your assets? Stuck in silos, real estate, stocks, art, illiquid and inaccessible to most. Tokenization breaks that wall. Fractional ownership of anything. Everyone gets a seat at the table, not just the people who could already afford one. And the glue holding it all together? Cross-chain liquidity. Value flowing between blockchains like water. No friction, no gatekeepers, no 3-5 business days. This isn’t about getting rich off a coin. This is about rebuilding the rails that money moves on. And the people who understand that early? They won’t just profit from the new system. They’ll be the new system.

@avalanchexbt lookin cozy unc

gm touching grass this weekend 🍃

@stacy_muur hahahahhahahhhsah

The state of the trenches ಥ‿ಥ

In 2022, Christian Horner looked Toto Wolff dead in the eyes during a team principals’ meeting and said “change your fucking car.” He meant it as a shutdown. A dismissal. Go fix your own mess and stop crying about the regs. Toto heard it differently. Mercedes spent 2022 getting bounced to death by porpoising. Hamilton’s back was wrecked. The car was undriveable. They were begging for regulation relief while Red Bull was busy lapping the field. Horner had zero sympathy. None. Just that one cold line that went viral, got memed into oblivion, and became the most quoted moment in Drive to Survive history. Fast forward to March 2026. New regulations hit. New power units. New aero. Everyone resets. And Mercedes shows up to Australia with a car so fast it looks illegal. Russell and Antonelli lock out the front row by 0.8 seconds. Not a close 0.8. A comfortable 0.8. They finish 1-2 without breaking a sweat. China sprint? Front row lockout again. Constructors lead? 43 points to Ferrari’s 27 after one race weekend. The engine alone is making customer teams blink twice. And X? X is losing its mind. The Horner clip is everywhere again. “Change your fucking car? Challenge accepted.” “We had it the wrong way round.” “Toto has that quote framed in Brackley.” Every team complaining about the 2026 regs gets that same line quoted straight back at them. Full circle karma doesn’t hit like this often. Red Bull spent 2022-2023 untouchable. Told Mercedes to sort themselves out. And Mercedes went quiet, went home, and spent four years building a rocketship in silence. Toto didn’t argue back. Didn’t tweet. Didn’t do press runs about it. He just changed the fucking car. Now let’s see if anyone can catch them.

@Va77ss crypto is a joke man

I remember times where KOLs who bring over $1m of volume get paid over $20k (2-3 posts) Now we get these kinds of low-ball offers from cheap ass projects to max extract from us and scam after fuck your cheap ambassador programs Fuck Kaito Fuck all scam ass shit projects on Kaito You ain't hiring me for less than $5k a month

@Coinmaster100x what can u do

@JepoBuilds i saw your banner and wanna join you

The Real Question Behind Amazon and AI A lot of people are sharing a post that says Amazon made thousands of engineers document everything they knew, fed it to AI, and then fired them. Whether the story is exaggerated or not is almost beside the point. The real question is this. What happens when knowledge becomes machine readable? For decades, companies depended on human expertise that lived inside people’s heads. Debugging techniques. Architecture decisions. Optimization tricks. Years of accumulated experience. That knowledge was expensive, rare, and difficult to replicate. Artificial intelligence is changing that equation. When processes are documented, patterns are extracted, and workflows are structured, machines can begin to learn how humans solve problems. Once that happens, the value shifts from doing the work to designing the system that does the work. This does not mean engineers become useless. Far from it. But it does mean the role of engineers is evolving. The most valuable professionals in the coming decade will not simply write code or fix bugs. They will: • Design systems • Architect platforms • Train intelligent tools • Solve problems machines cannot yet understand The uncomfortable truth is that technology has always replaced certain kinds of work while creating entirely new categories of opportunity. The printing press did it. The internet did it. And now AI is doing it again. The winners will not be the people who resist the shift. The winners will be the people who understand where the shift is going. Because the future will not belong to those who only use tools. It will belong to those who build the tools everyone else depends on.

be Sam Altman Kid from Missouri. Comes out at 8. Finds computers at 9. Never looks back. High school Sam has this feeling he can’t explain. Not a plan. Not a roadmap. Just a quiet, persistent itch: you’re supposed to build something. Nobody can tell him what. He just knows. Stanford lasts two years. Not because he fails, but because he’s already ahead of the syllabus in his head. Drops out. One idea louder than everything else. 2005.Loopt. Location-sharing app. Right technology. Wrong timing. Smartphones aren’t everywhere yet. Seven years of grinding pivots. Sells for $43M. Not a moonshot. But he learns everything. 2006.President of YC at 28. Youngest ever. Quietly starts thinking about problems bigger than startups. 2007.The long bet. Co-founds OpenAI. Mission: make AGI benefit all of humanity. Most people laugh. He doesn’t care. 2008.ChatGPT ships. No ads. No campaign. Nothing. 1M users in 5 days. 100M in 2 months. The world changes over a long weekend. 2009.Board fires him on a Friday. 700+ employees threaten to quit. Microsoft offers him a new lab by Sunday. By Tuesday he’s back. Wearing a visitor badge. Posts a photo of it. Never says a bad word about anyone who fired him. Not once. 2010.Stargate. $500B. Most valuable private AI company on earth. Still moving like someone with something to prove. He made one “naive” bet in 2015 that most people laughed at. Turned out to be the most important company built this century. Most people wait for a sign before going all in. Sam just had a feeling he couldn’t shake. Turns out that’s enough.