Krishna Agarwal

@0xmitsurii Can't agree more!

Elon Musk speaks on one invention that made us worse.

@aayushchugh You can participate in MLH hackathons

Guys, anyone knows some good hackathons happening in feb end or march?

@8004_scan I believe this can act as a good catalyst for the Blockchain network. Locked in for this!!

The age of onchain Agents is coming to Ethereum 🤖 8004scan.io will enable discovery, reputation and validation for ERC-8004 agents

@blok_cap Don't forget to count me in!

Excited about our upcoming builder cohort? 🌿 Highly recommend going through these extensive smart contract development resources to prepare for it 👇

@adxtyahq I can relate to it🙂

Why does university work like this? You lock in 2 real friends After that, it’s just social survival Daily handshakes with people you know well enough to smile, laugh, and vibe with… but not well enough to remember their name because you forgot it in week one and now it’s been too long to ask... Please don’t tell me I’m alone 😭

@ampersend_ai I am in🙌

dear algorithm, please show this to builders locking in on x402 & agentic commerce ty

@S4Sanjay_das DM

Bitget Wallet is hiring Business Development talent in India! We’re looking for smart, resourceful hustlers who love building partnerships and driving growth. If you’ve run referral or affiliate programs, worked with trading communities or KOLs, and know how to move fast, we want you on our team. 💬 Comment “Role” if you’re interested, I’ll share the application process directly in DMs. Know someone perfect for this? Tag them or share this post 🔁 #Crypto4Everyone #Crypto4India

@adisuyash @ETHGlobal @Superior_Agents @vana Best of luck🤞

2025 wrap: - won my 1st solo hackathon @Superior_Agents - attended @ETHGlobal, didn't won - failed at a Solutions Engineer interview at an L1 (@vana) - $30-40k/year had no set goals for 2025 :/ But, 2026 is full of resilient upskilling & clear goals! see you :)

@ethmumbai Yup!! 🙌🙌

Comment if your 2026 bucketlist has any of these 👀

@Web3_Vinay congratulations brother!

🦖 Don’t quit. Your Day 179 is coming too. 🚀🛡️ If you’re walking this lonely path too — keep going. Day 179 of learning Blockchain📍 179 days of isolation — grinding alone, failing alone, learning alone. While others lived normally, I lived in docs, exploit write-ups, and endless debugging. Some days I genuinely wondered if I was going anywhere… or just wasting time.. ✅ Then today happened ✅ My first ever contest. ✅ My first ever valid Immunefi submission. ✅ My first payout. A reminder that even the loneliest grind eventually echoes back with results. If you’re still in the dark part of your journey — don’t stop. Your first win is out there waiting for you. 🛡️🔥

This is going to be crazzzyyyyy!!

@AroraBhavyam @IBWofficial Followed

@Krishna41300180 @IBWofficial Follow me so that I can DM you.

After getting at least 20+ DMs for @IBWofficial Side Events list, I finally made it. Comment down "IBW" and I will send it over to your DM! PS: If you are hosting an event, DM me the details and I will add it to the list. 😉

@EFDevcon I hope it will not clash with my endsems😭😭🙏

Devcon 8 Mumbai, India 🇮🇳 Q4 2026

@duckle_head Remote job

This is how I landed my second remote job at 21 while still being in college After my last post, my dms were flooded with this one question - "How did I get it?" This journey didn’t start with the goal of getting a job. I began coding in my first year of college with one intention: to build something of my own. That was the only motivation. No thoughts about placements, interviews, or salaries, just the excitement of creating products and earn money through them. But in my second year, things weren’t working out. The projects I wanted to build weren’t taking shape, and I didn’t yet have the clarity or direction to push them further. That’s when I shifted my focus toward GSoC. I told myself: “If I can’t build my own product yet, at least let me build for people who already are.” GSoC completely changed the course of my journey. Not only because of the work experience, but because of the people involved. My GSoC mentor noticed my effort and referred me to a company, and that referral turned into my first remote job while I was still in college. I worked there for 1.5 years. It was the phase where I actually learned what it means to build for production, ship real features, and work within a team that solves meaningful problems. And four days ago, I received the offer for my second remote job. At 21, it still feels a bit surreal to write that out. I’m still early in my journey, figuring things out one step at a time, but one thing has been constant: Start early. Stay consistent. Take opportunities seriously. You never know which one might change everything. I am building a community for people who are seeking remote jobs where I will be giving the exact details of how I went about applying and all. Comment "Remote Job" and I will send you the link!

@jeremybtc Yes I am and I bought Sol at that time and made some profit

From $259 to $9 Are you this old?

@_kedar_18 First sem 7.1 Second sem 6.1 🤡

My lowest SGPA was 5 😭 What was yours? Be honest 👇

Completed Task-1 of @AckeeBlockchain. Now, I will start learning Rust to complete Task-2

@Pratik_982 Ok thanks👍

@Pratik_982 Can you share with me which resources are you going to use to learn AaveV3 ?