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Our official $KPG liquidity pool is now live. Participants can provide liquidity and earn protocol rewards through the pool below: app.uncx.network/staking/reward… The current APR is 442% 🤯 This pool plays an important role in strengthening on-chain depth and supporting healthy market infrastructure around $KPG For those looking to actively participate in the ecosystem beyond holding, this is your opportunity 🤝

We wish all our muslim community around the world a very Happy Eid 🌙 May this day bring you and your family peace, joy and A LOT of bullishness 🐂

@rcmisk Freemium works when free solves 80% of the problem for a user who desperately needs the other 20%. Freemium fails when free solves 100% of the problem for a user who has no 20% left to need.

freemium doesn't kill startups. freemium that attracts people who will never pay does. the question isn't: what features go in free vs paid? the real question: what type of user does your free tier attract? wrong users + right product = $0 forever.

@JuliaEMcCoy AI equalizes the ability to execute. And execution was always the last gate. The one that required money, connections, or a team. Now it doesn't.

AI is the greatest equalizer in human history. It doesn’t care about your zip code, your skin color, your degree, or your last name. It only cares about what you do with it.

@1Umairshaikh Spending 90% on acquisition when 40-50% of new ARR is already inside the building isn't ambition. It's inefficiency with great branding.

Existing customers now generate 40% of new ARR. over 50% if you're above $50M. and most founders are still spending 90% of energy on acquisition. the money is already inside the house.

@andrewchen The network effect that made marketplaces defensible was matching humans to humans at scale. When supply becomes agentic, matching becomes a solved problem. And a solved matching problem isn't a moat. It's a feature.

marketplace startups are destined to be massively reinvented by AI. The weak form is already happening, where we use LLMs for customer support, supply/demand matching, etc. That’s easy The strong form is to figure out how much of the supply side of the marketplace can be turned agentic and ultimately, robotic. “Uber for X” will have consumers requesting robots to do X. Every on-demand service of the 2010s will instruct a robotaxi or delivery robot. Or if you’re prev used a marketplace to hire X, then you “hire” an agent instead. You won’t need to app developer, because there’s agents to build your app This will impact marketplace cos differently. Of course some marketplaces - like Airbnb - inherently work in the physical and will leverage AI around the core value prop. And some are bound to lose their network effects as matching fragmented supply/demand turns into an AI problem. Much change is coming The next big business model for marketplaces will emerge when demand works at high abstractions and supply meets it by becoming programmable

@0xeliashezron The optimistic case for stablecoins requires two things to happen, not one. First: banks adopt the infrastructure and reduce their costs. Second: competition forces those savings to flow to users.

Banks shall use stablecoins infrastructure to power their rails thus reducing their costs. This however may not necessarily reflect as low fees for the end users. Unless we have alot of fintech products with super low fees challenging the banks. Nothing may really change.

KRAFLAB lit up the Talkshow at Interiya Fest 2026 (IDB Bali) on March 9 with some of the best energy we’ve seen in a while! 💪⚡️ The room felt alive with that classic creative-economy spirit in Bali. Proud to have them in the Mandala family! 🥳🎉

@fockgeorgieboy Credible neutral doesn't require the system to be good. It requires the system to be incorruptible. That's a completely different design goal. And Ethereum is the only serious attempt to achieve it at scale.

You either want Ethereum to win, or you’re okay with the same banks, control, same system, just wrapped in nicer software. The whole point of crypto is that we shouldn’t have to trust corporations with their own incentives. Credible neutral Permissionless Private Ethereum

@sahill_og AI cannot be the reason someone trusts you. That part is still yours. It always will be.

Building a network will remain one of the most important things because no AI can do it for you. you have to talk to people

@buildwithshyam C. Always C first. Then B to see if strangers care. Then A to see if it works. D is how you spend six months building something nobody needed and call it a learning experience.

How do you validate your idea? 🤔 A. Build MVP B. Landing page + waitlist C. Talk to users D. I don’t validate 😅

@shivamwrites_ Systems don't get competed away. They get compounded.

Stop working on growth hacks. Instead: - Ship daily. - Track what compounds. - Cut what doesn’t. Momentum is math, not magic. Reps create reach. Discipline makes it stick.

@LayahHeilpern The catalyst this time isn't sentiment. It's architecture.

AI agents are going to be transacting in crypto. Right now we're in a bear market. Meanwhile AI agents are expanding. It's the perfect set up... AI agents are going to spark the next bull run!

@dntse Make trust itself unnecessary. Replace belief with proof. If they pull it off, it won't just change finance. It'll change what it means to verify anything.

Ethereum's long-term goal: Everything should be proven, nothing trusted. Every transaction, every operation, formally verified as correct. They're starting with ZK proof systems. The ambition is remarkable even if fully achieving it remains distant.

@danwilliamsdtg Certainty is just uncertainty that ran out of time. Every 'overnight success' is someone who kept showing up through months of silence, doubt, and zero visible progress.

The hardest part of business is uncertainty. Putting in the reps not knowing if you'll get a result. But if you can do that for long enough, you can be certain you will. Think longer-term.

The shift from 'can we build it?' to 'should we build it?' changes everything about how founders should spend their time. The founders winning right now aren't the ones who ship the fastest. They're the ones who spent enough time with their audience to know exactly which problem is painful enough, urgent enough, and unsolved enough to justify building anything at all.

Building isnt the main challenge anymore. Its figuring out which product/offer is worth building. Whats one problem your audience will pay big money to solve? Talk to your audience. Understand them well. Then build something helpful.

Every zero-sum game in history was eventually made positive-sum by a technology that changed the underlying constraints. Food was zero-sum until agriculture. Energy was zero-sum until fossil fuels. Information was zero-sum until the internet. We're not fighting over the pie. We're one breakthrough away from making the oven obsolete.

"Scarcity thinking: 'There are 8 billion people competing for limited resources.' Abundance thinking: 'There are 8 billion minds that could solve the resource problem.' AI + biotech + energy abundance means the competition isn't for the pie. It's to grow the pie 1,000X."

@mishadavinci Sovereignty-first software isn't idealistic. It's the inevitable response to a generation that grew up being the product and decided they'd rather be the customer.

The future of software is sovereignty, not surveillance.

@centrifuge Issuance is the starting line. Usability is the finish line. Most projects haven't left the starting blocks.

Representing an asset onchain is easy. Making it usable is the work.

@audiencon When AI made building free, it made visibility everything. The product is no longer the differentiator. The reach is.

Marketing isn't optional anymore. It's survival.

@Justin_Bons Bitcoin lit the fire. The rest of crypto is building what that fire illuminated.

Crypto is far bigger than most people can imagine Even today, most are thinking too small Crypto will swallow up the entire financial world, while also changing the nature of money & power itself Bitcoiners tend to understand this, even if BTC itself cannot achieve this vision