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Michael Olakunle

@michael262s2x

Digital Specialist | I build AI workflows, automated content systems & Shopify stores for businesses worldwide 🌍 https://t.co/kcG7JfaMeS | GEO | Data Management

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Michael Olakunle@michael262s2x·
Michael Olakunle | Data Management Specialist 📊 1% error rate is a financial leak. I provide a 99.9% accuracy standard in: ✅ Advanced Excel & Google Sheets ✅ E-commerce Operations ✅ Digital Admin & Bookkeeping Precision is a cost-saving strategy. 🤝 #MichaelOlakunle #Excel
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Traditional vs Agentic Workflow: ❌ Information → email → meeting → approval = Hours or days ✅ Agent → Agent → Agent → done = Seconds The gap between siloed & integrated businesses = 40% difference in operational margin. Let that sink in.
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Michael Olakunle@michael262s2x·
Your departments aren't failing because of bad people. They're failing because Marketing, Sales & Operations are speaking different languages with no translator in between. In 2026, the fix is called an Agentic Bridge 🧵
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Michael Olakunle@michael262s2x·
This doesn't make humans irrelevant. It changes the role. Sales managers become Policy Designers: → Set ethical guardrails → Define brand voice → Monitor via Shadow Mode → Step in via "Whisper Bolt" if needed For deals above £100k? The AI warms up. The human closes.
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Michael Olakunle@michael262s2x·
Your sales team sleeps 8 hours. Your competitor's AI agent doesn't sleep at all. By 2026, autonomous sales reps are closing deals at 3AM — no commission, no burnout, no missed follow-ups. Here's exactly how this works 🧵
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Michael Olakunle@michael262s2x·
In 2023 search was simple: User types query→ Google returns 10 blue links→ User clicks, reads, decides In 2026? The AI is the answer. Agentic search now mediates 70%+ of high-intent queries Users never click They never see your page The race is now for AI Citations not rankings
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Michael Olakunle@michael262s2x·
SEO is no longer a 1-step game. If you aren't optimising for GEO, your business is invisible to Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity. Here's what's changed and what you need to do about it. 🧵
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Lodzhal@Lodzhal·
🧵 Let's look at how many DVNs are required for your stablecoins or liquid restaked ETH assets that bridge using LayerZero. We learned Kelp only used LayerZero Labs as their 1/1 required DVN. It would also be relevant who the DVNs used are but we'll focus on just count for now.
D2 Finance@D2_Finance

Good catch on the DVN config. 1/1 required, LayerZero Labs only, zero optional threshold, is a genuine single-point-of-failure setup for a $293M pool. That looks weird @PrimordialAA 😅 but it’s 5am. Still open though. Two paths fit the same config: 1.DVN compromise or bug. No legit send(). Our hypothesis lands here if a source tx never existed. 2.Source peer key compromise. A real send() with a hijacked Kelp peer, DVN validly signs a real-but-malicious message. LZ Scan was showing source tx hash pending last I checked. If no source tx for nonce 308 ever surfaces, you’re right and this is DVN-side. If a real send() exists with the Kelp-labeled peer as sender, it’s OApp-side. Either way, D2 Finance and its users are not affected. Back to sleep 💤

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Trailer Swift (Original Recording)@Trailer_Swift69·
It was Labour that sold it. They sold it to people during a time when money was flowing like water, and it was always assumed that the debts would be cleared later on. They successfully sold it because their supporters never think long term...people who just wanted "free" stuff without considering what it truly cost. People who don't understand supply and demand. People who cannot comprehend that something stops being exclusive and valuable if everyone else has it. Labour always like to think of themselves as intellectuals and that most working-class weren't on their level, it was a way to filter out who they didn't like. They made it seem like a whole new world, with an expensive lifestyle, and a great paying job was available to everyone who went to university, so instead of getting a trade, people went off to learn about philosopy and other similar disciplines that really work in industrial towns... I'm sure the philosophy factories were inundated with applications. Graduate jobs don't have to offer great salaries because if they can't get someone to do it locally, they can outsource, or bring in someone from another country who will work for that salary...
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