sneh 🍙

building [@onchainotakus] has been my best execution in community building. it started as spaces to chill and discuss anime, but now it's a family and a culture. our shared purpose is to connect, help, bond, and support each other. our x community is live too. 🍙 (link in cs)

@Nadir_Nfts honestly, when i look outside beyond web3... community management teaches you skill and you could actually upskill and probably get certified.

Outside crypto they call it “Relationship Management” In crypto we call it “Community Management” I spent 4 years doing it. Here’s what it actually teaches you 👇

@0x_Timi let this team just accept my community lead application..🙂‍↔️

the 15k would have been well spent on building a good website that doesn’t make you look vibe-coded. but nope. “let’s host a video contest with massive volume of entries where people explain what we do, even if we can’t articulate it ourselves” absolute dark cinema

@PushChain oh, invite not seeen. need to do o better. :(

𝟭 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝘂𝘁𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗣𝘂𝘀𝗵 ⚡ — 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸 𝟮𝟮 ⚙️ 𝗪𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲-𝘁𝗼-𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝗦𝗗𝗞 → 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗲𝘁𝗰𝗵 SDK support for outbound transactions is in final testing. Release expected next week. 🔥 𝗣𝘂𝘀𝗵 𝗖𝘂𝗹𝘁 → 𝗜𝗻𝘃𝗶𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗥𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗢𝘂𝘁 First wave of invites has begun. Builders and creators are getting onboarded to shape what comes next. 🧱 𝗨𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿-𝘁𝗵𝗲-𝗛𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸 → 𝗢𝗻𝗴𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴 Infra and tooling continue to stabilize as we prepare for upcoming releases. 🍩 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗩𝗶𝗯𝗲𝘀: The calm before the commit.

@iam0xJosh next up is a collab?!

when you're doing something right there will be signs when you see them double down on it

@Chinwe__foxy winner winner.🍙

started creating on X last year, and got into ghostwriting late last year. have worked three jobs and have made 4 figures cumulatively from writing. i’m grateful for the gift of writing and there’s still more to do. just reflecting 🖤.

@FluxaDeFi hey, Fluxa.. lets discuss.

🚨ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 We’re currently looking to set up paid partnerships and collaborations with projects and communities in crypto. If you know any founders or projects we should talk to, tag them below or send us a DM. 👇 #FluxaDeFi #Crypto #NFT #Web3

@goldmanCreates peak IDe.

vscode and a dream

@martinsbuilds I once did a poll for what makes people bullish on NFTs, and utility came out on top of arts, community and culture.

Due to the recent amount of hyped NFTs that have launched and failed these days. it’s clear that hype and art can’t save NFT. Here are a list of 5 things that can still save NFT projects + bonus (0$ budget) • active founder and team • storytelling • a retention plan • constant communication and updates • consistency might sound generic, cause truthfully this is what everyone preaches but it’s still the biggest solutions to a lot of problems the NFT industry is facing. ‘oh the bonus’ • me🩶

@Pulkit_Kudiwal it is when it has been done that you actually realise where you went dumb. sorry man, what happened ?

got scammed irl yesterday i thought i am smart turns out i m not

@0x_Timi is tomorrow your own val?

tomorrow’s delight! red is in vogue!!💃🏼

@sagesen09 @DelightAlphaa if I repost, would you share it to my DM first?

Who got my Notis On Will be sharing a free $10 - $20 daily opportunity soon Rt to those that need this

@thedanrodman You had me there. 🙌

I think I'm going to go for a CS Degree.... That is... Community Science! Baddum Tsss! 🥁

@prizlesDynasty1 @OstiumLabs i bet they will end up not hiring that one member in the community

Hiring Community moderator @OstiumLabs jobs.ashbyhq.com/ostium/9cdcae7…

@Letts_W I just saw this book recently. added to my readlist.

I wrote this post before finishing The Alchemist. then I stopped myself. because I was about to tell you social proof works, using a book I hadn't actually verified was good. well that would've been pretty ironic. so I finished it. confirmed everything. then came back to write this. what caught my attention: - the international acclaim. - a former U.S. president photographed with it. - Madonna. - Will Smith. all talking about one book. I didn't need further convincing, for I was already sold. that's peak social proof. and it works because the product underneath it was real. if The Alchemist was mid, none of that would've mattered. the social proof would've collapsed under the weight of a bad product. same thing happens in web3 every cycle. projects stack "tactics" on a shaky foundation and wonder why nothing sticks. because tactics amplify what's already there, whether good or bad. build something real. build a narrative that pulls the right people in. then let social proof do its job. the formula only works in that order. ps. if you haven't read it, I recommend 🦉🍀

@thiszaph the same goes for building a community.

The most dangerous thing a product can be is relevant to everyone. I once asked a founder this question: Who is your product not for? Silence... And you know what, that silence is costing companies millions. Bloated sales cycles. Marketing spend that goes nowhere. Prospects who just don't care. A product that wins don't try to be everything. They cut deliberately. They make someone feel seen by making someone else feel excluded. That's how positioning works. Not everywhere. One repositioning I worked on for a project fired 60% of their target market on purpose. Terrifying move but that indeed is the right move. Positioning isn't about what your product does. It's about who it is unmistakably for. Most teams never answer that question honestly. And that's exactly why their marketing never lands. Selah. (p.s: ignore the video, just me flexing... hahahaaa)

@CrypSaf no 17 is something it takes a lot of courage to pull.

If you are a community founder I advise you to focus on these things to build a great community culture: 1. Set the bar high for collabs and wins. Excellence attracts excellence, mid attracts mid. 2. Acquiring members is easy. Keeping them is the real game. 3. Make it fun. No one sticks around a community that feels like a job. 4. Build it scalable & sustainable; hype dies, systems don't. 5. It has to be bigger than you. Not with your name. If it dies when you leave, you built a group chat, not a community. 6. Protect your culture violently; one toxic member costs you ten good ones. 7. Reward contributors, not grinders or chasers. 8. Create rituals, weekly calls, traditions, inside jokes. That's what makes people stay. 9. Your most loyal members are your best recruiters. Treat them like it. 10. If someone called Pucci wants to join, never invite him. Big mistake. 11. Be present. Communities feel when the founder checks out & read messages. 12. If someone's PFP is an anime girl, careful 3x. 13. Build systems, not dependency; if you disappear for a week, it should still run. 14. Give people roles and ownership. People fight for what they helped build. 15. Every community has that one guy who only shows up for giveaways. Deal with him. 16. If a member says "I'm not here for the money," they're 100% here for the money. 17. Purge regularly. A smaller engaged community beats a large dead one every time. 18. The person who types the most in general chat is either your MVP or needs to go outside. Sometimes both. 19. The moment someone says "this community is like family", congrats, you made it. Or they're about to ask for a loan ... 20. Document everything, onboarding, rules, culture, SOPs, to save your time later. 21. Celebrate wins publicly, handle problems privately.

@meowmeowwwxD Great pretender (Comedy)

forget about mainstream animes name one/more underrated or under-exposed anime gem from any genre 👇 i'll go first. > Grand Blue ( comedy, slice of life, chill & funny af ) funnier than gintama imo > Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress (action, steampunk) > Akudama Drive (action, cyberpunk) > Wotakoi ( cute funny rom com)

@emex2rhyme more?

this one is funny

@thedanrodman literally..

OpenClaw IRL...

@elfmlwl @Mxr_dnl wish I could go black. 😭

@Mxr_dnl Why'd you steal my broski hat @Sneh_Crypt see oo

Banger alert ⚠️ Normalize taking courses . Upskill your mind & career (that's the banger 🙃 )