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Renny Rueda

@EDGECapitalism

Founder @ Poliversia Systems, sovereignty.

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Renny Rueda@EDGECapitalism·
What can you expect from 500 webinar registrations. To get the first 500 registrations, we spent about 8 weeks driving traffic through linkedin, email outreach, partner mentions, and a small amount of paid traffic. Out of those 500 registrations, around 312 people attended live. about 140 stayed until the offer section, and 57 turned into real conversations after the webinar. Those conversations became 31 qualified opportunities and 19 booked calls after follow-up. most people did not book immediately. they booked after questions were answered and trust was built. From those calls, we closed 5 customers directly from the webinar funnel. But honestly, the bigger value was the pipeline created afterward. there are still companies from that webinar in active discussions months later. That is what people miss with webinars. the real value is not the live event itself. it is creating qualified conversations at scale with people who would never respond to a cold pitch. For context, most of the infrastructure behind this was operated internally. And before people ask, no, this was not running on zoom, microsoft teams, or a stack of disconnected tools stitched together with zaps. Happy to answer questions.
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Renny Rueda@EDGECapitalism·
Catherine, it really seems that @vinjango, after living in Colombia, became an expert on history, geopolitics, culture, and human behaviour. I am not sure whether all people from Ireland are like Vincent. I have met some Irish people, and, on the contrary, those whom I have met seemed rather polite, formal, and careful with both their behaviour and their words. In any case, coming back to your comment, I will try to answer. I am from Colombia. I have lived in different countries for years, but I love Colombia, and I would rather live in Colombia than in any other country. I can very much see myself living in Colombia in the future rather than in any other country where I have worked and lived. There are one or two things worth mentioning specifically about public behaviour and music. A few years ago, especially in Bogotá, behaviour in transportation systems and public spaces was rather formal, polite, and conservative. Even people who migrated to the capital often felt unwelcome, uninvited, or isolated from the people of the city. I was born in Bogotá, and the major demographic and ethnographic origins of its citizens were traditionally a mixture of races, specifically groups of Spanish descent (the majority being mestizos) combined with indigenous people from the Andean plateau, who were originally a minority in the new capital. Spaniards often displayed behavioural traits inherited from Castilian traditions. Likewise, indigenous people from the central regions were often characterized as timid, silent, or withdrawn. Even today, throughout the regions of Cundinamarca, Boyacá, and nearby towns, you can easily identify such personality traits — literally the opposite of what some “experts” claim about Colombia, not to mention “Latin America.” Similar traits could also be found in regions characterized by mixtures of different cultures and ancestries, such as Cauca, Antioquia, Huila, Nariño, Sucre, and others across Colombia. There were, however, other regions much more inclined toward outward-oriented behaviour, especially the Caribbean region, including Atlántico, Bolívar, Cesar, and Córdoba. Much of this culture inherited traditions from different peoples and ethnic backgrounds, many of whom valued music, dance, and strong African communal traditions, along with what later became associated with a more contemporary form of “Latin American” behaviour, rhythms, cultural patterns, and industries. The recent decades, especially since the 1980s, with the growing influence of popular culture — including that coming from the United States — have radically changed standard Latin American behaviour. I am not talking here about violence, which is an entirely different discussion, especially in Colombia. In my view, a very specific distortion of liberal values, mixed with large migratory waves toward the centre of the country and greater access to entertainment, has led to a rapid deterioration or shift in public behaviour, especially in large cities. Bogotá, in particular, has experienced this shift very harshly. Demographic density, combined with mass access to technology and entertainment, has definitively changed behaviour in a country that still lacks large-scale public education, while the entertainment industry, music, and increasingly outward-oriented lifestyles bombard a population that continues to struggle economically. In recent years, in my opinion, cities such as Medellín or Cali, instead of returning to their roots, have also been affected by this mixture of misguided “modernity” and lack of civic education — something that only a few decades ago was considered standard even in remote towns and rural areas populated mainly by peasants. I hope things can change in the future, and that people like you, or Vincent, may perhaps discover other personality traits and kinds of people that could change your minds, allowing you to speak with more respect and kindness about Colombia and its citizens. Greetings.
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Vincent B. Jango@vinjango·
@Cat_lucy1 Most latin-americans are uneducated monkeys who lack proper decency and understanding of personal space and civic behavior. That's why it is such an underdeveloped and violent region.
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Catherine Ellis@Cat_lucy1·
I love Colombia, I really do, but why do so many people not use headphones and have their phones on full volume? Do they not feel guilty they're disturbing other people? Curious.
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DaniCrypto@DaniVibesADA·
$ADA It is easy to underestimate creators. When everything looks quiet, they are the ones keeping the story alive. While the market only watches price, they explain what is actually being built. 1.6M ADA for 12 months of content is not a big bet. The bigger bet is believing serious technology will explain itself. It won’t.
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Dave@ItsDave_ADA·
Cardano has been reliably running 3,139 days, 0 hours, 12 minutes, 9 seconds Thats 103 months, 5 days, 12 minutes That's 8 years, 215 days. Reliability, resiliance and decentralization, unmatched and operated by independent stake pools across the world.
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DaniCrypto
DaniCrypto@DaniVibesADA·
#Cardano is not dead. It is building on a different security model. While DeFi keeps bleeding from exploits, Cardano’s eUTXO model is becoming more relevant. The next DeFi cycle will not be won by hype. It will be won by trust, security and execution. This article explains why. 👇
Alex Lagi@AlesL55581

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DaniCrypto@DaniVibesADA·
$ADA Price is pressing. The noise inside is louder than the market. Brutal truth: The bear market isn’t our biggest enemy. We are. While we burn energy on treasury fights and ego, the protocol keeps moving forward. This isn’t a test of the tech. It’s a test of whether we’re mature enough for it. Stay above the noise. #Cardano
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Bitcoin.com News
Bitcoin.com News@BitcoinNews·
Satoshis as gas fees on Cardano. That's where @F_Gregaard, CEO of the @Cardano_CF Cardano Foundation, starts his conversation with @_dsencil at @ParisBlockWeek. Bitcoin + Cardano, quantum, AI agents, and why BMW and Lufthansa are on chain.
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Alex Lagi
Alex Lagi@AlesL55581·
Charles doesn't get credit enough for what he is doing. Whatever someone might think of him after all these years he still shows up and does the job. Think about it 👇 youtube.com/live/-ih0-eMah…
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Angry Crypto Show
Angry Crypto Show@angrycryptoshow·
JUST IN: #Cardano $ADA Founder Charles Hoskinson says "Filecoin is one of the OGs. Welcome to the Cardano ecosystem." Filecoin $FIL is "excited to bring verifiable, durable storage to the Cardano ecosystem, a lot of builders here who will put it to use."
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Jure@JureKaramarko·
I’ll just say this: Cardano is Bitcoin 2.0 What you do with that information is up to you, you can share this post, make fun of me, comment, or block me; it makes no difference to me. I hit the BUY $ADA button again today, and I did it with a big smile on my face.
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dori
dori@dori_coin·
Markets are weak right now, but the Cardano ecosystem is still growing steadily, and TVL is showing meaningful traction. And, since Cardano doesn’t have that double-counting inflation from things like LSTs or LRTs, this kind of growth actually means more. One thing that really stands out lately is how many new products are popping up. It’s not just isolated projects either, they’re starting to connect with each other and create real synergy, which is pretty interesting to watch. With things like Orion Fund, Catalyst, the Venture Hub from the Cardano Foundation, and integrations with key infra, the environment for products to grow is getting way better. Like Vitalik Buterin said, “L2s without differentiation won’t survive.” And that applies to L1s just the same. In this space, you’ve got chains that go all-in on decentralization and security, others that focus on being enterprise-friendly, some optimized for specific use cases, and even networks that share computing resources. These aren’t really competing in a zero-sum way, they complement each other, integrate, and together push the whole market forward. So going forward, it’s probably not gonna be a winner-takes-all game. More likely, different chains with different strengths will carve out their own niches, expand the market, and grow together. From that perspective, Cardano still has a pretty unique position. It’s got a technical approach and philosophy that’s hard to replicate, and it’s steadily expanding into its own space. Yeah, that’s why I still think Cardano is undervalued.
Rami@CardanoRami

Cardano TVL is growing at a surprising speed lately. @FluidTokens - TVL is up 250% since offering user incentives. @DanoFinance - TVL has exploded with their new concentrated liquidity product. @strikeperps - Vault liquidity has more than doubled since offering user incentives. @surfcardano just announced user incentives once their v2 goes live. Our ecosystem is building great momentum right now. We have to continue to push incentives in order to grow liquidity. We also have to offer incentives on stablecoin minting and deployment which @phil_uplc mentioned is coming soon. Let's grow Cardano.

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DaniCrypto@DaniVibesADA·
Cardano Tests Full On-Chain Audit and Brings Tokenized Reinsurance to the London Stock Exchange $ADA via Cardano News songmarketcap.com/cardanonews/ca…
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TIMxBRIDGE
TIMxBRIDGE@Tim38300817·
Cardano has a real chance to do something that would reset the conversation around its DeFi ecosystem. The big opportunity is simple: make Bitcoin productive on Cardano. Not through a complicated multi-step process for crypto natives, but through an experience so easy that BTC holders can access it in one click while the complexity stays hidden in the background. That is where things get interesting. Because the moment Cardano becomes a serious home for Bitcoin liquidity, the entire DeFi landscape on Cardano changes. And the team, protocol, or wallet that manages to bring BTC liquidity over and deliver a 2%+ yield will reshape the ecosystem incredibly fast. Add Midnight-style privacy into that equation, and this becomes even more powerful. You are no longer just talking about yield. You are talking about a more complete financial stack built around usability, utility, and privacy. This is not live yet, and that matters. But as a direction, it is one of the most exciting ideas Cardano has put on the table in a long time. I’m extremely bullish on it and honestly can’t wait to see who executes first.
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Mauro Andreoli || Cardano & Midnight Ambassador
Absolutely remarkable. 🥇 It is now official: the Government of the City of Buenos Aires has declared the Cardano Constitutional Convention an event of interest for the economic development of the City of Buenos Aires: “The Cardano Constitutional Convention 2024, to be held in December of this year at the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires, is hereby declared to be of interest to the Economic Development of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.” This is a resounding achievement and a clear reflection of the engagement, commitment, and local work that has been built over the years. We began these efforts alongside a dedicated team, and years later, we can now confirm that it has become official. This represents a government recognition of the achievements and advancements of technology in the field of decentralized governance. @Cardano has been exceptionally innovative, incorporating concepts such as liquid democracy, which are novel in the history of democratic systems. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Charles H. for his trust and continued support. I also wish to extend my special appreciation to J.J. Siler and Lucas Macchiavelli, who worked alongside me, Mauro Andreoli, over the years with steadfast commitment, integrity, and dedication. My gratitude also goes to the Argentine community, whose passion, talent, and strength of spirit continue to distinguish it. Finally, I would like to thank Legislator Dario Hugo Nieto for his efforts and for advancing this initiative. And thank you to the Government of the City of Buenos Aires and its Legislature for their support and work in making this possible. Greetings from warm, sunny, and always welcoming Buenos Aires.
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Lucas Macchiavelli 🇦🇷
Lucas Macchiavelli 🇦🇷@LucasMacchia2·
Proud moment for Argentina and for Cardano The City of Buenos Aires has declared the Cardano Constitutional Convention of public interest. Cardano governance, recognized at the institutional level. Thank you @IOHK_Charles, @jj_siler & @MauroAndreoliA for all the support. Argentina Delivers 🇦🇷
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