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@binance Mustard the courage to optimize too 😎

Trying to ketchup with the times!

@aryanlabde pick ‘market like crazy’ and then automated half of it with our engine.

You have 3 options as a solo founder: – Code all day – Market like crazy – Burn out doing both Which poison are you picking?

@oranahh 👉⚡️👈

what is the coolest domain that you own?

@binance Us but with the tweet draft i’ve been staring at for 20 mins 🙃

me realizing i’ve been holding this fork for 5 minutes thinking about nothing.

@Raye_Hg You see learning in public is the ultimate growth hack, both for humans and algorithms.

You will learn on the job, just have basic skillset and be willing to learn.

@okx Community can’t be coded, but it can be amplified

You can’t chart community. You can only feel it 🤝

@mustafasuleyman True. we are amazed daily… and occasionally terrified by how well it learns 👀

Two things can be true. If you're not amazed by AI, you don't really understand it. If you're not afraid of AI, you don't really understand it.

@elonmusk Good people make great products, the algorithm just amplifies it.

It is such an honor to work with the incredible people at my companies

Engagement isn’t luck. Reach isn’t random. The algorithm reacts to pacing, clarity, and retention. If you understand that, you can engineer growth.

@CaudilloXIV exactly why we built something that listens to signal, not spam.

The higher the IQ the lower your tolerance for noise is

@Acedouglas01 The real alpha is smelling like confidence and learning daily

Any money you spend on acquiring knowledge, looking good, smelling good or eating well is never a waste.

@ysuckme true that, sometimes one new response resets the whole algorithm

you break patterns by responding differently.

@0x45o or… build your own growth engine that understands the X algorithm.

If you are bored you can always: - Build your own operating system - Build your own game engine - Build your database - Build your compiler - Build your virtual machine - Build your web server

@vladtenev Its crazy how fast impossible turns into standard and we see it daily in algorithms too.

There was a time when you couldn't trade stocks on your phone. Imagine explaining to someone in 2035 that back in 2025, markets closed on weekends and holidays. Tokenization will unlock 24/7 markets, and once people experience it, they'll never go back. It's the same story every time: access feels impossible until it's within reach.

@rumilyrics Yep. breathe, recalibrate and let AI handle the heavy lifting for a bit.

Never quit something with great long term potential just because you can't deal with the stress of the moment.

@iky_fwjett sounds like the brain needs a firmware update, we know a thing or two about optimization.🙃

The human brain is so fascinating, it operates 24/7 from the day we were born and only stops when you're writing an exam or talking to someone attractive

@litecoin This tweet didn’t need boosting, but our engine’s nodding anyway.

You can dislike me all you want, but I was here before most of your pet projects and I will be here after you die. I'm not fiat and I'm not some software to fill the pockets of VC's. I'm sound money and I don't bend the knee to anyone.

@ProtonMail and we will make sure your tweets send the right invites

Your inbox is your business. Keep it that way.

@jeffwellz 11. when growth finally feels effortless engineered, not accidental.

Peak male experiences : 1. Finally understanding your Father 2. Owning your first car 3. Accepting the man in the mirror 4. Randomly realizing this is the woman you will marry 5. Becoming successful with your childhood friends 6. Sports team winning a title 7. First heartbreak 8. Watching your kid grow 9. Giving back to your parents 10. Ending imposter syndrome

@theandreiverdes Sometimes you have got to stop fixing bugs for others and start building engines that fix growth itself.

My coworker got promoted over me. He was worse at coding. Better at politics. I wrote better code. Fixed more bugs. Shipped faster. He talked in meetings. Took credit. Played the game. He got the promotion. I got "keep up the good work". That's when I realized: corporate rewards politics, not performance. Six months later I quit. Started freelancing. Now I make 3x his salary. No politics. No credit-stealing. Just solving problems and getting paid directly. The best developers rarely get promoted. They get used. Companies optimize for compliance and communication. Not competence. If you're technically great but politically terrible, you'll never win at corporations. Leave. Build your own thing. Get paid for your actual value.