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Fernando 🖇️
@fierronava_
Often ridiculed because I'm too organized // 🇲🇽 🇪🇸 Crypto class of 2019 and Marketing Supply Chain Manager @ForceFieldX
Europe Katılım Ekim 2021
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it’s the non-crypto, crypto cycle.
most bullish use cases are trading stocks, prediction markets, and trading cards
this is good, this is stickier than vapor coins, vapor chains and vapor products.
money is coming on chain. that’s all we need for a run
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@SimonHoiberg it’s a fun hobby, but you really need to like it to always compete to be the loudest long term
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@Cryptoze it’ll get hot this time of the year. do you have AC at your place?
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@Amycruz0x try alternating models, use expensive for planning, cheap ones for execution.
how much was it?
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@benja_maker been building for the last few weeks, it’s time to switch to marketing
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Hi builders/founders,
What are you focusing on currently?
- building
- marketing
- everything at once
Would love to watch your journey and learn from you as well.
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Do teens today wake up dreaming of owning an electric vehicle once they’ve made it?
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Marketers get mad when recruiters ask to view their profiles to see samples of their work.
You can be spontaneous on your personal, skip endless reviews, and test ideas a team would never approve.
If that’s still too much to do in your free time, maybe you don’t like the job.
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@fierronava_ @articlepilot Impressive progress-crafting a mental map while juggling tools is essential
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This past few weeks I’ve been deep into building @articlepilot and learned SO MUCH about AI coding.
I've built websites in the past with no code tools (WordPress), but never had this much exposure to raw code before.
Here’s what I’ve learned:
- Yes, you can oneshot an MVP. But not a full app.
- So many new tools: Sentry, Posthog, Resend, Coolify, Supabase, Vercel, Lovable, Stripe, it just never ends.
- You must build a mental map of your app to understand how each change could affect the entire universe of things your app has. Each major feature you add brings 2-3 days of work type of compelixy. Assess the impact -> build a scrappy version -> test/fix loop -> polish UI/UX -> update documentation / marketing content.
- If an app doesn't connect via CLI or API, I won't use it. I don't have time or patience to manually set up my stuff anymore.
- The Terminal is not so scary anymore.
- Never design with the same agent you code with. An agent that's not trained on design produces terrible UI. Claude Design is good, but expensive. You can also use your own eye. Get inspo from Pinterest.
- Track progress often. I used to store a lot of plan files, but recently upgraded to Multica to keep track of big projects.
- Multica is cool and easy to run agent orchestration. I have a team of 4: Product manager, UI/UX designer, Marketing Manager and a Dev. Each has boundaries like simply "you dont code, just cover marketing stuff" and it's interesting to see them work together on some tasks.
- The thing is each agent works in branches or pull requests and tracking/merging commits and branches can get messy. I still struggle with this a little bit tbh.
- For quick, precise changes, I'd use Cursor. No need to track color changes or UI restructuring on Multica.
- AI orchestration is key and takes time and discipline - I still can't code with more than 2 agents coding at the same time.
- If you mess up, Lovable is very reliable. They use powerful models and the Supabase connection just works. But I keep it as a backup when I need to fix something hard, because credits run up very quickly.
- Or just use Claude Opus on Cursor a few times until your problem is fixed.
- On the other hand, Cursor's Composer models are cheap af. It just keeps going. No complaints on quality either.
I could keep going, but overall it's been a very rewarding experience for me since I always wanted to learn how to code and AI makes it possible.
Article Pilot is almost done, and now comes the fun part: Marketing.
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I think @clawpumptech stands out as having the most potential, compared to the others that seem too niche or less aligned with the dominant agentic trading narratives
matthew 💭@yo_itsmatt
I went through 2,857 @colosseum submissions Here are 44 that stood out to me: @clawpumptech - Launches agents that trade, earn fees and fund compute @payainetwork - Lets merchants accept agent payments @jurassicfi - Opens fossil investing by tokenizing specimens with real ownership rights @cleopetrafun - Makes macro theses tradable through prediction backed indices @gibdotmeme - Turns memecoins into a trading card game with real rewards @cesto_co - Turns market ideas into one click baskets across RWAs, prediction markets and perps @jigglypuffking_ - Gives trading card collectors pricing, portfolio tools, data and faster listings @afkdotfun - Lets users build, test and copy automated Solana trading strategies @daemonterminal - Gives Solana devs a coding workspace with agents, wallet tools, swaps and onchain records @sp3nddotshop - Lets people and agents buy Amazon and eBay goods with stablecoins @hobba_io - Lets users borrow against crypto collateral while the collateral yield helps pay the loan down @arete_a4 - Gives AI agents focused Solana tools so they stop wasting context on docs and SDKs @funddotsol - Makes group expenses and USDC settlement on Solana easier to track @bento_guard - Checks AI agent actions before they touch funds so users can delegate safely @01resolved - Turns ownership coin activity into treasury, holder, vote and market intelligence @giogio_app - Helps digital workers get earned income in seconds instead of weeks @usebido - Helps brands appear as AI agents choose what to buy @ridemarkets - Lets crowds back trade calls before a treasury executes them @aigntfun - Launches Solana trading agents that learn from their trades @nomustores - Helps consumer brands manage supply chain operations after checkout @winnr_trade - Builds information markets with private order flow, gasless trading and fast resolution @m_schneider - Requires two device approval so one compromised wallet cannot drain funds @event_mesh - Lets agents react to real time events instead of polling sources nonstop @backyard_fi - Helps users earn yield across vaults while keeping capital liquid @versusonchain - Turns trading into live matches with rankings and rewards @incdotfun - Helps founders launch AI run businesses funded by their own token volume @ghostai_fi - Brings private local AI into a wallet for trades, transfers and DeFi @bladtrade - Combines social trading, tokenized stocks and bets @yieldbayfi - Helps Solana users find yield, watch risk and manage DeFi in one place @vderohe - Gives Solana agents shared identity and messaging across registries @dawnlabs00 - Runs managed Solana yield with Kamino leverage and delta neutral positioning @looftapay - Lets digital workers send and receive global payments by username, email, or X handle @basedbidx - Helps teams launch tokens with virtual liquidity, fees and protection @awesamarth_ - Gives Solana agents wallets, payments, policy controls, privacy and yield tools @stealf_finance - Builds a privacy focused stablecoin neobank with a full banking feel @bundiedefi - Lets people bet on how AI agents perform in real DeFi strategies @joeblau - Makes stablecoin trading feel like a fast real time tap game @ordrtrade - Gives market makers better protection so traders get tighter onchain prices @noelkimlcw - Gives teams a clearer view of asset holders @bananazoneapp - Makes Solana finance feel like a playful trading arcade @craftsdev - Helps startups raise through equity linked tokens with price discovery and treasury controls @nomadzxyz - Lets people and AI agents book travel with crypto and save on over 1M stays @cashflow_fi - Helps users earn yield on stablecoins and invest in tokenized gold and stocks @fraudsworth - Builds a gamified futarchy controlled wealth fund using flipping taxes and a closed token ecosystem
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@FlorinPop17 nah, opening it first thing in the morning means nothing
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@themainchuch I've met a bunch of people who roll like that, unfortunately
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