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@drewfallon12 fin!

Introducing Fin: The world’s first AI Chief Financial Officer. Fin outperforms humans 100% of the time. RT + Comment “FIN” and I’ll send you an AI agent that saves 6-7 figures/year.

@triciaisabirdy 👀 I have plenty of water and glassware

Being single in my 30’s feels incredibly freeing at times. But loneliness only truly hits when my car breaks down and I have no one to call or when I’m extremely sick and have to grab my own glass of water. I wish sometimes that I found my person already and dating in LA at this age wasn’t so horrendous. I’m tired of taking on the world alone. Sorry for the sad rant.

@skylarromines I am a raccoon.

Some of the best qualities in a person: - genuinely happy about other people’s wins - high agency - gets excited over little things - curious not judgmental - owns their own mistakes & poor choices - kind to people who can do nothing for them - authentic even when it’s hard - does what they say they’re going to do or more - values how life feels > how life looks - okay with being disliked

@georgesttock 11

I built AI UGC tool that gets 10M+ views while I sleep. → in 7 days It runs 99% on autopilot + smart distribution. Here’s how: - Create 100 AI UGC videos - Split content across 111 burner TikTok accounts Comment “11” and I’ll show you how (must be following)

@nikitabier LFG

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@Ember_Fund Lets gooo

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@Ember_Fund lfgg

@andrewchen What if you have negative cac?

The people you attract with referral programs, free trials, coupons, and gamification — folks who are “incentivized” as a broad umbrella category — are usually MUCH WORSE than organic ones. Worse LTVs, worse conversion, less engaged, and so on. In a previous life, I headed up Uber’s $300m+/year referral program (“give $5 and get $5”) and learned a ton. Much of the learnings apply to the next wave of gamified consumer apps, web3 games, etc. So why are these users worse? When a new product comes to market, usually the team will measure a baseline set of metrics around lifetime value, etc. if the numbers look good, they might say OK let’s roll out some incentives and get more users like this. Spreadsheets are built, budgets are planned, growth is forecasted, and the new growth project kicks off. The problem is, all of these forms of incentives usually end up attracting a different type of marginal user that wouldn’t have signed up earlier. They are less qualified, more discount seeking, and behave differently. There is negative selection. This is especially true when the product has been out there for a while and the core market has mostly been saturated. You also see significant amounts of fraud as users scheme to profit from the incentives. This could be a simple as creating a new account to grab an incentive or it could be something much more organized and nefarious. This is why core metrics like LTV and engagement can often be half as good or lower, which is often enough to defeat the mathematics that justified the program in the first place. The only solution is to make the customer acquisition natural rather than artificial. If users invite other users, because the product becomes better as a result, then acquisition will naturally happen. An example of this is at Dropbox, which pioneer many of the early referral programs around, giving and getting free space. By the time I was an advisor, a few years later, most of the growth had shifted towards people sharing folders with each other, the act of doing so provided to both parties. The referral program still existed, but had moved to become a small slice of the total pie. The ramifications of this are wide, especially on the world of web3, consumer apps that are gamified, etc. First, it tells you that if you take a game or an app that does not have inherent engagement and retention, it is not enough to add gaming mechanics. If anything, the new mechanics might make things worse, not better, as they attract a group of users who respond to the mechanics, but wouldn’t otherwise use the underlying product. I think we saw a lot of this in web3, where incentivized attracted speculators early on, but struggled to find fun gameplay to attain actual users. Similarly gamified consumer apps (the trad kind) might attract and sustain a certain type of user who is happy to engage in any gamified app, and who will quickly move on because the underlying app doesn’t engage either. Final story on this from Uber, funny enough the referral program on the driver side attracted very positively selected users. Whereas the rider referral program got discount seekers, the drivers were highly money motivated. Because they were so motivated and signed up for larger referral bounties, they actually performed better after sign up. Even though referrals was 15% of sign-up they were well over 30% of first trips. Incentives are a form of selection and you need to make sure you know what you’re selecting for.

@Ember_Fund LFG

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@Ember_Fund Lets gooooooooo!

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@MariusCrypt0 Epic

@eervin1 @Onrampinvest @Securitize CONGRATS ERIC!!!

Exciting news! @Onrampinvest is being acquired by @Securitize . A lot of hard work went into this, and I couldn't be more proud of our teams. Together, we’re bringing advisors unmatched access to unprecedented, revolutionary opportunities through tokenization.