Mr O’Moduluszk

I will shred this universe down to its last atom and then create a new one. Teeming with life. That knows not what it has lost, but only what it has been given... a grateful universe. We are inevitable. $CULT X $MOD

@MrOmodulus wen modulus?

Wen hell?

@cultdao_LayerX @stellarmagnet @blaxxky Just found you on TG from our old Assange chat @stellarmagnet! Will DM

@stellarmagnet @blaxxky @MrOmodulus

Since 2016, I have been founding, leading, and contributing to visionary projects from decentralized space agencies and building DAO frameworks, to helping launch a DAO that raised over $50 million to free Julian Assange. My latest initiative is @blaxxky, a print magazine and media network that explores the future, space, the weird & unknown. The last few years, I have preferred bootstrapping my projects, by engaging in consulting gigs. I am currently seeking a 1-3 month consulting gig (where I could potentially extend to longer, as a fractional lead, if there is the proper alignment). With 17 years of experience across crypto, social networking, enterprise software, and aerospace systems, I specialize in bridging the gap between complex systems engineering, product, and high-fidelity user experience. I thrive in the ambiguity of the "Idea Stage," transforming raw concepts into technically sound, narratively compelling, and market-ready launches. Whether it’s architecting the product vision or refining the UX, I operate as a multi-disciplinary generalist dedicated to getting your product to Day 1 and beyond. For more details about who I am, read my website, and then feel free to send me a DM if you want to work together! stellarmagnet.xyz

*Me - Reduces social media activity *Everybody👇🏼

Who are we? Let me tell you, America! We are the Kurds you betrayed in Rojava, north-east Syria, your anti-ISIS coalition partners. You sold us to Turkey in 2018, which annexed our Kurdish city of Afrin for allied jihadist factions. Then again in 2019, when our cities of Sere Kaniye and Gire Spi were handed over to Turkey for “security concerns,” even though not a single bullet from Rojava had been fired toward Turkey. And once more in 2026, when you handed us over to the former ISIS and al-Qaeda Syrian regime under the extreme hardliner al-Jolani. Thousands of us were massacred, ethnically cleansed, hunted street by street. Our women fighters were beheaded, their braids cut as war trophies by jihadist men. We are the Kurds you betrayed in Basur, northern Iraq, who held a popular referendum in 2017, winning by 92% to separate from Iraq, a country that had ethnically cleansed and murdered us for years, only for our freedom to be denied. The Iraqi central government, encouraged by your condemnation of our referendum, attacked us and forcibly took over our Kurdish city of Kirkuk. Our peshmerga forces were run over by Iraqi tanks. Even now, Iraqi forces continue forcing Kurds out of their homes, as they have since the 1960s, because the city is oil-rich. We are the same Kurds in northern Iraq whom you urged to stand up against the Saddam regime in 1991, only to abandon us when we rose up. We were massacred, and 2 million of us were displaced. You were shamed into Operation “Provide Comfort,” but only after thousands of us had already been killed following your call to rise. We are the Kurds in Bakur, western Turkey whose lives and bodies have been sacrificed because of your economic and military ties to Turkey- your NATO allies who built a jihadi corridor and openly supports ISIS, al-Qaeda and al-Nusra. We are the same Kurds in Rojhilat whom you betrayed during the 1975 Algiers Agreement. The Kurdish uprising collapsed overnight; tens of thousands were displaced. Iraqi forces launched severe reprisals—those who witnessed what had happened to our fellow Kurds in Basur and Rojava now refuse to be your foot soldiers. We know who you are, America. But it’s no wonder- despite this long and painful history of betrayal- that YOU still don’t know who we are. The oppressed carry the memory of every wound, but the oppressor forgets the scars it has inflicted.

One point in our lives this ended. We don't know how or when, but it did. Without realising. Now all we have are memories. Wait for the drop... Goosebumps, everytime.

There’s only one $CULT

@MrOmodulus when you wanna laugh but $CULT `s liquidity is 50% $ETH

Definitely an $ETH maxi ngl

A bee does not waste its time trying to convince a fly that honey is better than sh!t.

🚨 NOW: The Total Crypto market has now completely roundtripped the 2024/2025 pump.

This bear, especially in alts, has the potential to be the greatest gift you will ever receive. Back up the truck.

A little affirmation

I woke up today still thinking about Kyle leaving Multicoin. Kyle and I are very different--that's obvious to anyone who knows us. But among crypto VCs, deep down, he was the most like me. He was a dark horse. He built an online following and a platform he had no business having. He turned Multicoin into a franchise out of sheer force of will. He made mistakes in public, and even when no one had his back, he dusted himself off and carried on. He was always convinced he had the right to win, and refused to be bullied or to give up. Kyle is the apotheosis of what made this industry great. He went west in search of adventure, and adventure found him. Over the years, we believed crypto might replace sovereign money, become the currency of the metaverse, replace electoral systems, replace luxury brands, that all physical infrastructure would run on blockchain, that AIs themselves would become blockchain's primary consumers. He made so many batshit crazy stupid investments and believed in them all. I'm still not convinced those things won't happen. But we saw it all, and we dreamt it all together. It's 10 years later now. We've gotten older. Everything took longer than we thought. But in a deeper sense, the crazy bet we made on this space all those years ago, through all the ups and downs, was proven right. Kyle moving on is, for me, incredibly melancholic. Because more than anyone, he represents a changing of the guard. Kyle was wild, contrarian, and almost believed he could make things true just by out-arguing his detractors. His leaving is the truest sign that we as an industry are growing up. The true end of the wild west. The pioneers are never the same as the settlers who follow them. It's a law of human nature. The west still exists. But it's no longer just territory--there are cities there now, with city councils and zoning laws. I am still so bullish crypto. I know it's weird to say with markets roiling. But there's not much patience anymore for dreams that are 10 years away. The dreamer chapter is over. The builder chapter is replacing it. And this is neither good nor bad--it just is. Kyle leaving Multicoin is not the end of crypto VC. It's not even the beginning of the end. But it is the end of the beginning.

@raycerapozaR2 Maybe tradable on @SoupSea_io ?

Do this mean you think NFT art on Tezos will go away or that assets on it will be traded through Modulus. I'm still trying to understand this aspect of it, in how Modulus enhances the value of legacy assets on other chains. Could NFTs from other chains be put into wallets on Modulus?

On both my NFTs about CULT DAO and Modulus, I put Zero Proof Knowledge instead of Zero Knowledge Proof that mistake is in the descriptions of both works forever on the Tezos blockchain, lol Why did I make this mistake? It's simply because zero proof knowledge rolls of the tongue better and my brain just didn't think to fix this mistake for the longest time. I still make the mistake even now. My brain is never good at fixing these errors no matter how much I edit and re read what I write. And I'm often really proud of what I write most of the time but those mistakes just stay there. I've just come to except this as one of my many weaknesses.

@E_Bruxxx I laughed, then checked and saw I've sent you 15 DMs over the past year and laughed harder

VC: “We are first-principle, contrarian investors. We avoid consensus.” Also VC: Won’t take a meeting without a warm intro validated by consensus

"So, Tom Lee, why are you down $7.5 billion on your Ethereum position?"