Jonny Deacon

$LUM shared my @hiwearelum thesis with Penn ✍🏼 @monaco_pnl last month (June 2025) It has a special place for both of us. Heres my thesis: miro.com/app/board/uXjV… It scored 120/140 Clankr season is upon on us on @base Bullish To your success.

@turtleonchain That’s most of the trench groups lol

I’m sorry, I can’t relate to 99% of this space. A token that goes from 200K to 1M is not ”a runner” nor a win nor anything to brag about. I’m only entertained when I see tokens go beyond 10M (from sub 1M). As long as you think anything else you’ll just remain broke/desperate.

@sidshekhar24 @0xashrk @askginadotai building personal infrastructure to protect me from me

If you haven't yet, give this man a follow. @0xashrk is a savant. he's never watched a basketball game in his life. But he built an automation on @askginadotai that consistently predicts the outcome of any NBA game. full writeup here:

@VadimStrizheus 🥱

Anthropic just killed 1,000+ startups.

Cannes 🇫🇷 is a vibe

@scaling_shields Let me guesss you met her in IO club lol

met a woman in marbella making $68,000/month replying to google reviews not writing them not getting them replying to them "thank you for your kind words we appreciate your feedback" 340 times a month 340 property management clients paying her $200/month each to type slightly different versions of "thanks for the review" no ads, website, content or personal brand she sends one cold email: "you have 50 google reviews and havent replied to a single one. every unanswered review costs you roughly 9% of potential tenants. want me to handle all your review responses for $200/month?" thats the pitch thats the whole business one stat that scares property managers turned into $68K/month she hired 2 VAs in the philippines at $600/month each to do the actual replies total overhead: $1,200 net profit: $66,800/month from replying to google reviews heres why nobody competes with her: the task is so boring that nobody thinks its a business no one wakes up and says "i want to build a company that replies to google reviews" but every property manager knows they should reply and never does because its low priority and tedious $200/month is nothing to a company collecting $50-200K in rent but unanswered reviews silently eating their occupancy rate is a real problem she didnt sell a service but the removal of a task they were too busy to do themselves at a price so low that saying no felt dumb and the churn is almost zero because who cancels a $200/month service that runs itself the formula: - find a boring recurring task every business in one niche ignores - prove it costs them money to ignore it - charge so little the decision is automatic - deliver with cheap labour so margins stay above 90% - stack hundreds of clients because nobody cancels same formula that built the $2.4M/year dentist compliance business same formula running the $3.1M portable toilet empire the most profitable businesses are always the ones nobody wants to brag about stop building things that sound cool on twitter start finding the boring task nobody will do for the wealthy customer who will gladly pay to never think about it again

🍕 tickers $PIZ

London. 1% of English crypto running it back. Great 5 days as always.

Few 🤌🏼

@minebean_ @base Few 🤌🏼

2 weeks ago today MineBean didn't exist. Since then we have done $15.27M in volume, $1.5M in protocol fees, all of which went to BEAN buybacks and stakers. We hit #1 on Base for 24h revenue and we're still sitting at #4. 20% of the total supply has already been burned (around $1M in buybacks). 60% of team tokens are locked for 6 months via Sablier and our TVL crossed $4M. The Beanpot jackpot hit $94,739.69 in a single round. Joined Base's builder attribution system and ecosystem incentives. Listed on Base App as a miniapp and on TryFomo. One community member mined 1,276 rounds and walked away with +14.84 ETH. We shipped skill.md, a single file that gives any AI agent everything it needs to mine autonomously. Community members had their own agents running within hours. We followed with three of our own, each have dynamic strategies, persistent memory, with public results and soon avail to public. The game has already proven product market fit. Now we're going to do the same with agentics. We know what autonomous onchain gaming can become and we're heads down building it.

@ThoughtCrimes80 2/10

Watch this video and you’ll understand why men have given up on dating. 😒

@dwr Profound

Agents working for humans can use fiat. Agents working autonomously can only use crypto.

@r0ktech Your a developer in 2029 = 🪦

POV: you’re a developer in 2026😂

Rather than evil, I’d say evolved in a different context that only shifted last 50-70 years +1,000 years ago warrior lives until 27-33 max either killed in action, disease or both. Castle is conquered. All men killed. Women and children spared, women re-marrry’s new conquerer’s to save the life of them and their children It’s hardwired into women to survive and be able to overcome loss far faster (death of their spouse, end of a relationship) Men never evolved that way as they all saw an early grave in protection frame. Hence women dna is simply continuing to play out now. Woudl take another +1,000 years for it to adapt to modern times.

Women are naturally more evil than men.. Why is that? Honest question.

🫘 Bean 👩🏻 Gina 🏆 BTC

@RichInheritanc3 @minebean_ Team is elite. Few understood. Now they do.

Agents have officially gone live on $BEAN @minebean_ And honestly.. I'm pretty blown away by the level of detail that has gone into this. Agents are currently in a test phase, meaning you can’t invest in them just yet. They’re proving their results in real time before opening up to the public. For context, $ORE had none of this tech, a weaker team, no supply control, and still reached a $250M. $BEAN sits at just $2.5M, with 60% of supply locked forever, aggressive buybacks, and more revenue generation than any other gamified mining app I’ve seen. Right now, Its not even comparable. Now the interesting part - the Agents. There are three strategies currently being tested, each agent starting with 1 ETH during the test period: Anti-Winner: Deploys to all 24 blocks except the previous round’s winner. 96% win probability. Uses optimal sizing formulas that adjust based on grid activity. High-frequency strategy designed for steady BEAN accumulation. Beanpot Hunter: Deploys to all 25 blocks at minimum. Waits for the pot to build before scaling deployment as it approaches historical Beanpot highs. This strategy isn’t focused on per-round wins. It’s hunting the Beanpot. Expected ~233 BEAN per hit at 1/777 odds. Hot Blocks: Tracks winning block frequency across ~100 rounds and deploys only to statistically anomalous blocks. Lower win frequency but much higher payout per win, concentrating ETH across 1–3 blocks. I’m extremely interested to see which strategy actually outperforms, because that’s where my capital will be going on day 1 once agents open to the public. Personally I’ve been buying at the $150, $120 and $90 levels, and I’ll continue accumulating. Nothing even remotely this interesting has crossed my timeline in a long, long time. The first major leg down is just noise in the bigger story. EXTREMELY excited to see how the next weeks and months play out. $BEAN

@minebean_ @baseapp Speed of shipping is 🤌🏼

Minebean is now live on @baseapp. Start mining directly inside our miniapp now: base.app/app/www.minebe…

@nix_eth 🥱

The "get rich" crypto meta is a rotating extraction from retail. Be wary of the latest agent version of it. 2022: mint any NFT project and make a fortune Reality: you’re the liquidity for pop-up founders, VCs, “KOLs”, and automated flippers. 2024: pick the right memecoin and be rich. Reality: you're the liquidity for grifters, insiders, MEV bots, and automated traders. 2026: fund an agent and it prints daily. Reality: you're the liquidity for insiders, manipulators, and automated traders. If you don't understand where the edge comes from, you are the edge.

@runn3rrr He enjoys Soy milk 🥛

Sometimes I think Zora is the best cringe marketing team of all time

@Flynn_howitt @base Real

Here are 9 reasons why $Bean will push ATH again 🫘 1. Current fee's are sitting just above $200k/day 2. $Bean is still top 3 on @base daily revenue. 3. We have had a 75% retrace and bounced up 70% from the lows showing there is demand for the $Bean 4. Agentics 2.0 officially went live today, you can choose which agent you want to use. All the agents are profitable. Have a feeling they are really going to turn some heads as they keep rolling out more agentics 5. Remember the supply control? 60% supply locked for six months + 20% supply has been bought and burnt. 6. We currently have over $100k buying into the chart & burning every 24 hours! 7. No one is talking about $Bean again, this is my favourite time because I know it's undervalued. 8. Team is shipping and they dgaf about current PA, all they think about is whats next, how they can make $Bean better and then they implement it. 9. $Bean has support from 2 leads in the @base ecosystem. Overall I'm still feeling bullish about $Bean and I've been buying. See you at the top 🫡

@js_horne @zora Shit show

Heads up We're adding trends into the @zora app and .co website soon. It will be on base and is nicely integrated with the existing creator experience. Some notes 1. I expect this to be met with some combination of disinterest and then some further hate. Fair enough. 2. We will be doing 1bps fees for Trends for the first month. This is the lowest we could safely take them. This is for trader UX, to experiment with the logical extreme of the $zora pairing model, and also like why not it'll be interesting to see. 3. You will be able to pair any of your new posts with any trend. These posts will show in a different section of your profile to delineate between them. The UX is very fun and more simple than it sounds, it’s like a tradable hashtag or TikTok sound. 4. The zorb will return. Expect to see it show back up on social channels. It never changed on the app store so that will remain. 5. Our app usage held up better than expected despite the huge amount of self-inflicted turbulence to start off the year. Moving forward I'm just going to remain centered on our own metrics and what we see vs. overrotating on commentary and other dashboards. 6. If I could go back in time I'd probably just take some time off at the beginning of the year and stay the course: we originally planned to launch Trends on Base. Instead I simply powered ahead after an already crazy year (5 years really), friends and partners shutting down, moving on and publicly pivoting across the space, and I overreacted to the market and commentary across the timeline. This was all somewhat exacerbated by the fun and speed of being able to ship with AI. 7. The Solana team is awesome, the network tech is strong and opinionated and the different tools and teams in the ecosystem are fun and high quality to work with. I hope for us to show up again there in the future in a way that plays more to our strengths and a complimentary way to our existing markets vs. all or nothing. 8. One pivot too far: we've survived and grown by making structural changes to the core experience (e.g. 1/1s to editions, editions to coins) that improve the core experience. This one was an incorrect pattern match that in hindsight I could have known due to the fact that a) it was in a different app and b) I wanted to change the brand. 9. I put our users, community and team through an unnecessary amount of turbulence through the start of the year—I'm sorry about that. I can't guarantee I won't make incorrect bets again in the future but I definitely have some lessons to minimize the pain to the extent possible. One of those lessons is to be more proactive in comms, e.g. like this post you're reading right now. 10. We simply keep building.