Liam

@noah_eacc 😯

🇸🇪 founder dinner

@Carlitoswa_y cigarettes r good for metabolismz

Third run I don’t go to the gym. I don’t take supplements. My coffee is short and black. I squeeze oranges for breakfast. I smoke a pack of cigarettes per day. Full set of hair, sixpack, single. This is me out of shape. Built different. European.

@ReniAchkar gwanghwamunnnn

GM from Seoul 🇰🇷

Most of crypto was infrastructure built for a future that never really arrived years of cheap capital kept speculative products alive without real users, real revenue, or sustainable business models now the market actually expects products to be useful profitable or plugged into real systems And that shift feels brutal but it was probably inevitable

@parisbayarea your opinion matters

Opinions are my own ^^

@donatelli2026 as if as if

the american mind cannot understand this

@maghrebimarx north macedonia

what's a niche country I can center my personality around

@atrupar Me after i learned the word performative

Trump: "You know what it is to seethe? I seethe a lot"

@thealepalombo cuz life is not just about food

Many people seem to prefer Porto to Lisbon. Why?

april 2026 stress tested crypto security and it didn’t hold ~$600M+ drained in a month. and it wasn’t isolated it was perps, bridges, wallets, and backend systems all failing in different ways @DriftProtocol ~ $285M @KelpDAO ~ $293M @rhea_finance ~ $18M Grinex ~ $13M–$15M @wasabi_protocol ~ $5M+ alongside a constant stream of smaller exploits across teams like @hyperbridge @ZetaChain @zerion all month this wasn’t one bug or one bad team. multiple layers were failing at once. that matters more than the number because it shows: – security isn’t failing at the edges it’s failing across the stack – audits alone aren’t enough most of the risk now sits in infra configs, key management, and ops – most of these systems still lean on human trust layers and that’s the weak point – every new chain, integration, or feature just adds more surface area than teams can realistically secure most protocols still aren’t built for adversarial conditions at scale from here security either becomes foundational or this keeps repeating more & more

great pattern recognition

@antonosika @EU_Propaganda ok it’s Östermalm then ok 👍

@antonosika @EU_Propaganda where in stockholm is this???

This week we opened Lovable's new Stockholm HQ. Since the beginning, we've built Lovable on the thesis that in-person is a competitive advantage. A decision that takes hours on Slack takes five minutes at a desk. You overhear the right thing at lunch and course-correct before it becomes a problem. In person also brings us closer to our colleagues, it injects energy, and it makes our work more human. The opportunity is here to catch, to build a generational company out of Europe, and do the work of our lives together.

@dee_centralized @WalletConnect kpis are scared of you 👏👏👏

“Jesus! Are you sure?” 🤯 “Yeah, I double-checked…MANUALLY.” ^ conversation with my manager a few days ago and here’s why. Every quarter, we review our goals as a team. My role as Social Lead at @WalletConnect is to make sure we hit our growth goals and if we don’t, I have to figure out why and fix it. This quarter compared to last looks absolutely insane. X data +86.5% engagement +72.2% likes +423.8% reposts +639.8% shares +101.5% bookmarks +116.4% new follows +1,522,685 WalletConnect Pay-specific impressions LinkedIn data +4,239% impressions +128.9% engagement +683.3% comments +22.2% reposts We focus not only on X but on LinkedIn too because we work at the intersection of TradFi and crypto payments. Anyway, I was nervous going into the data because I hate falling short of any goals (my mama raised no underperformer 💁‍♀️) But to my delight, everything’s pumping. Here are a few things we did in the last 90 days that contributed to this growth: > we started posting X3-4 more Instead of 1 daily post on X, we posted three to four times. Instead of 3 pots on LinkedIn per week, we did 5-10. Engagement remained steady and didn’t drop off a cliff. > we stayed consistent with articles Both on X and LinkedIn, at 3 times per week on average. > we amped up our partner marketing Being WalletConnect is super fun because you get to work with literally everyone across Ethereum, Bitcoin, and @solana. And with hundreds of partners reposting, content engagement and impressions skyrocket. > we refreshed our design I noticed 20% more engagement on our weekly stablecoin volume posts for example, which are now more colorful and prettier. We have a design overhaul coming up so stay tuned. > we went hard with our podcast and CLIPPED like crazy The Payments Pulse launched around Solana Breakpoint last year and in the span of 3 months, we had Justin Sun on, payments leaders from TON, Polygon, and more. Each video was repackaged into short clips (with Opus and Riverside), so an episode would last us 2 weeks instead of a single post. > we launched @wcthub This is our community account that we grew from zero, and thanks to incentives and consistency, we’ve seen a wild rate of engagement from our WalletConnectors. I’m so stoked on all of these results. But there’s no time to sit around and celebrate. Q2 is here and we go even bigger.

@quotesdaily100 worst*

Cheapest Months To Visit These Countries: France → November & December Japan → May & September Thailand → May & June USA → January & February Australia → April & August Italy → October & November UAE → June & July New Zealand → May & September Canada → January & February Indonesia → June & July Turkey → November & March Greece → October & November Portugal → November & December South Korea → May & June Mexico → January & February Switzerland → October & November Egypt → June & July Spain → November & December Netherlands → January & March Vietnam → May & September Argentina → April & August Morocco → October & November

If this is europoor it’s ok for me

@0xamericanspiri korean bread looks the best but most of it is just cake disguised as bread

Korea has surpassed France and Japan as best curators of breads and pastries IMO. You will find bakeries all over the country with an assortment of high quality breads from staples to unique creations. Price is extremely fair too.

why everyone wants to go to japan let's go to bosnia

@neuralunlock is this still a hot take

Hot take:  Private crypto transactions, not public ones, will be the default preference for how institutions and agents transact within 18 months.  Full transparency is a non-starter for sensitive information, and selective disclosure will be the optimal path forward.

@paularambles i thought this was only in japan/korea 😶

i firmly believe everybody would be drinking this if they rebranded