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@devvinggold

CEO HEYER INC @heydotlol Founder @readia_io

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max (heyer/acc)@devvinggold·
ACT 1: The Beginning Over the last 2 years the memecoin market has been completely reshaped. Thanks to Pump.fun, who were the first movers, it became easy to launch tokens. Anyone can do it with a few clicks. Anyone can trade. WAGMI was all over. Euphoria and ecstasy. Then something changed. Ceilings got lower. Crime surfaced. New players, new technologies, new strategies. Suddenly this didn't feel like a team sport anymore. Trading became a highly competitive PvP lobby. Those with an edge got a chance to accumulate. Others folded and left the game forever. I don't believe that as a community we've collectively established who's at fault. Is it the platforms? The users? The tech? I do, however, believe that we've reached consensus about one thing — this is no longer sustainable. Drawing a parallel with gaming, even the most competitive games attract new players. When there is no cost to try, people are more willing to spend time learning, improving, and iterating. They look for an edge with unlimited attempts. However, the gamification of memecoin trading is different. Real money is involved here. Hard-earned cash from the 9-5 gets burnt. It would be ok if it could be attributed to a 'skill issue,' but it's hard to blame the outsider for throwing in the towel when the entire 'edge' revolves around unethical, borderline illegal behavior. Every bundle, every rug, every new farmer, every streamer, every single PvP coin — all nails in the coffin of a game we love so much that's at its last breath. ACT 2: The Unfolding @bonkfun , @believeapp , @printr , @BagsApp , and countless other launchpads step in. Same old story, however. At first there's hope, and once the dust settles there's nothing left. Not a shred of dignity, compassion, or care for the market. Not a sliver of love for the game. Just crime, extraction, and permeating incompetency. Venture (vulture) funds get a whiff of that sweet green cash. They pump money into a promising project. Pretend like all we need to do is believe, just to torture the suffocating corpse of the market further. Squeeze as much juice as possible with no regard for the future. ACT 3: The Revival Someone arrives at the scene. Someone tired, hungry, and willing to work. Someone who fears the almighty God. Someone who wants to sleep at night. They don't take funding. They don't pay for KOLs. They don't accept shortcuts. They design a system that benefits the 99%. Punitive to those who break the rules. Rewarding to those who put in the grueling work to become #1. They're not scared of FUD. Not worried about market conditions. Not willing to put up with mediocrity. Every product decision is carefully curated. Every line in the UI masterfully crafted. One goal in mind — do what is right. Always. They've built a product that outshines the competition. Not because it's new and shiny but because it's built with passion. With love and respect for the game. An environment where a 9-5 Wendy's worker CAN make their dreams come true by betting $200 on a good narrative. Where they won't have to worry about vamps, bundles, streamers, and other mechanics. They're going back to the roots. To BEFORE this became the wild west. @heydotlol is built for the trenches. @heydotlol is a place for communities. @heydotlol is a place for rising stars. If you love the game as much as we do, if you believe we can do better, if you want to win, and more importantly want to see others win — join us today. We're coming for you. And we're carrying the sword of righteousness. None will be spared. HEYER.
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Clouted@CloutedMind·
it is pretty unreal that crypto has been flat or red since August last year thats almost 12 months of depression while everything else is absolutely melting up, and while inflation and cost of living just skyrockets
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max (heyer/acc)@devvinggold·
unpopular opinion stocks are pumping bc they provide value & carry fundamentals you buy dog coin slop instead of investing in teams that ship that's why crypto is down while everything is up
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Joshua Martin
Joshua Martin@Jbm_dev·
why are you building what your building? not the polished answer. the real one.
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Jason Cohen@asmartbear·
At some point, you have to stop trying to do more "discovery" and just build. When? At minimum, when you stop being surprised, because that means you stopped learning. Even better: hard time-box on discovery, to prevent analysis paralysis. How else can you know?
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max (heyer/acc)@devvinggold·
@jakecastilloooo beautifully put kind of what engineering is all about. be it code or social engineering or marketing. take a very complex path. put it in 1-2 clear sentenced. this shows someone has a vision and can think abstractly which is arguably the most important skill out there.
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Jake Castillo
Jake Castillo@jakecastilloooo·
One hiring requirement we had at Cal AI: First-principles thinking. We didn’t need people who made simple problems sound complex. We needed people who could make complex problems simple. Strip away the noise. Find the core constraint. Solve that. In startups, the simplest solution is usually the right one.
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max (heyer/acc)@devvinggold·
@asmartbear sense of ownership for your work is probably the greatest moat a team can have. the larger/slower the team, the less connected you will feel to outcomes.
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Jason Cohen@asmartbear·
Small independent teams move fast because they don’t have to build powerpoints, have many meetings, convince people of things, coordinate on work, etc.. It doesn’t scale, but it doesn’t have to. Stay small and independent (even inside a larger company), to stay fast.
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Adam Shuaib@adamshuaib·
There is a strange pattern in the lives of outliers that contradicts how people perceive genius: 99% of projects they worked on were failures. High volume is a big clue: hundreds of failed prototypes for every one product that worked. Notebooks full of dead-end theories alongside the one that survived. Patents filed on inventions that went nowhere, vastly outnumbering the ones that changed the world. Side projects abandoned. Companies started and quickly folded. The output of an exceptional mind looks, in raw form, almost indistinguishable from the output of a crazy person. Except that one of the ideas in the pile is correct, and they were willing to be wrong 100 times to find it. Yes these people have a high tolerance for failure, but the crux is an inability to let the embarrassment of a wrong idea stop them from generating new ones. Most people produce one idea, become emotional, defend it and stop. Exceptional minds produce a thousand and let 99% die. To be remembered as a genius, be prepared to spend most of your career looking like an idiot.
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max (heyer/acc)@devvinggold·
stables are the future of internet payments but don't overcomplicate it they're not 'virtual dollars'. they're just dollars period.
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max (heyer/acc)@devvinggold·
if your crypto consumer app is very 'crypto', you NGMI abstract hide simplify accelerate
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Anti Fund@Antifund·
If a founder needs five slides to explain why now, is it really a startup? The best ones make the timing obvious in two sentences.
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Bill G.@billgnofficial·
Drop your start up link Let's drive some traffic
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max (heyer/acc)@devvinggold·
a tractor plowed most of your field, do you feel shameless calling yourself a farmer? a car self drove you to Publix, do you feel shameless calling yourself a driver? a coffee machine made your coffee, do you feel shameless calling yourself a coffee enthusiast? imagine pretendinng like using modern tech to your advantage is something to be ashamed about
Bac Leo@BacLeodiv

If AI wrote most of your code, do you feel shameless calling yourself a founder?

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Floro S.@sflorimm·
best one? .ai .com
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