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#5 on the list 👀
Really enjoying the grind, learning a ton from the cohort @kirat_tw Not done yet, aiming even higher next month!!
Harkirat Singh@kirat_tw
Wrapped up the First Bootcamp 1.0 x Superteam monthly bounty. 400 students from the bootcamp gave the contest. 120 gave the AI interview. 80 cheated during the interview. Rest 40 were given $250 each. Congrats to the winners. See you next month.
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i dropped out of btech after 2 years to go back and do b.des. when i was dropping out, i was so anxious to tell anyone about it, fearing what they would think about me. but hands down it was the biggest and best decision of my life.
never let others influence your life decisions
shivani@gzbkigundi
why do people act like taking a gap year is such a bad thing…
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Some ppl don’t realise how toxic they are, so they end up living their whole lives thinking they aren’t. We all have some toxic traits, but the real deal is recognising these and actively working towards being better, because this is the best gift you can give your relationships.
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@viraj_sheth Too much of anything is poisonous in today's world where we have access to see how different the lifestyle of the person on the other side of the screen is living it often demoralise willpower to do anything. Having certain faith to some extent is what makes us keep going
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my personal take on the youth immersing themselves too much in spiritual lectures from gurus and babas is that it softens you too much, makes you less ambitious, makes you detest material success.
when you’re young you should want to build things, contribute to your family and society, not think about hanging your boots to seek nirvana.
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sharing details of a hackathon(upcoming) first prizes are macbook and iphone17
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Web3 changed my life 😭
Not gonna lie…
I almost left this space.
There were days I felt like nothing was working.
No big wins, no crazy results… just effort with no returns.
But something told me to stay.
So I did.
And now looking back at April… it makes sense 👇
Total Earned: ~$1200 (100k+ in INR🇮🇳) in April 2026
Breakdown:
• $40 – Perle Labs
• $100 – Dabba Network
• $150 – Cineflicks
• $900+ – Perle campaign
It’s not just about the money.
It’s about proving to myself that this actually works.
No team. No backing.
Just me, learning and showing up every day.
I’m glad I didn’t quit when it was hard.
Insha’Allah, I’ll do much better than this.
This is just the start.
4LizX (✱,✱)@4LizX_Web
GN CT 🌙 2 hours left until the New Year, and I’m writing this to share my thoughts. I’m not a very old Web3 guy, but I have around 2 years of experience in Web3. Earlier, I had never even heard about airdrops. While researching crypto, I came across the word airdrop for the first time. After some research, I joined @realDogsHouse and earned my first $74 from $DOGS. I was so happy and kept thinking about it – how do they actually give real money? I had a lot of curiosity to learn more about Web3, and finally, through honest work, I earned more than $300 from Web3. I know it may not be much for many of you, but as a middle-class boy, it means a lot to me. I learned many new things in 2025, and I won’t repeat the same mistakes in 2026. 2025 rebuilt me, and I’ll give my best in 2026, Insha Allah. My goals for 2026: > Earn $5,000 from Web3 > Reach 5,000 followers on X > Become a better content writer > Become a successful influencer I’ll give my full effort to achieve these goals. I don’t want success in one day - I will stay consistent, patient, and trust in Allah. Insha Allah, I will achieve all my goals. All my blessings with you crypto family. Happy New Year ♥️🎉
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Hi my name is ReD.
I don't do boring Web3 content.
i create content that actually hits - videos that people watch till the end, threads people retweet, content that makes your brand feel alive.
I've worked across DeFi, AI, gaming and multiple crypto ecosystems, not just as a creator, but as someone who understands how these projects move, grow, and connect with people.
in the last month alone, i've won 17+ bounties, getting opportunity to be a ambassador of multiple projects.. not by luck but consistency, understanding, execution.
I'm a video content creator, editor, thread writer, and ambassador.
I don't just post content - i build narratives around your brand.
if you work with me, you're not getting average output.
you're getting storytelling, strategy, and content that actually performs.
I know how to take your project and make people care.
If you want someone who actually understands web3 from the inside -
Let's talk.
TG : @Ashh413
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hey bro i kinda left you something on here @shubhh_hum
i suggest you guys to burn against your fav washed up KOL on @fhenix's encrypted setup anyway
link in comments
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The @DabbaNetwork x Wizz campaign just wrapped
$1,500 prize pool, 680K+ organic impressions, and 80+ content that actually drove hundreds of real users to download and use the Dabba Mapping app.
Now lets meet the Champs 🏆
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Okay, I’ve stayed quiet on this for a long time, but it’s finally getting over my head now.
Every time bounty results are announced, I see posts like:
“Results are unfair”
“Only friends are favored”
“Results are biased”
And most of these threads usually come from people who didn’t win the bounty.
It’s honestly sad to see these kinds of posts. First, you create content, promote a brand, and then turn around and defame the same brand/platform you worked with.
Let’s keep one thing very clear:
Content is subjective.
Brands don’t always select winners based on who made the “best video.” Those days are gone. We’re living in the age of ROI.
Brands care about:
- Engagement
- Authentic reach
- User onboarding
- Referrals
And in a world full of botted views, fake likes, and artificial engagement, brands are actively looking for creators who can bring genuine impact.
In my few months of being a creator, I’ve never asked anyone to repost my content, ever! People do it only if they genuinely like what I create.
And reach isn’t the only factor brands look at. If they only wanted numbers, they could simply run ads.
What they really care about is impact.
Also, these kinds of posts hurt the ecosystem and the brands that are trying to build within it.
And most importantly, stop disrespecting winners.
They won for a reason.
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