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@favesxyz 👀 soon

coming soon @favesxyz

the “future of work” is the most exciting opportunity in fintech. if you can provide people with a way to make money, servicing how they grow and spend that money is the easy part.

bts @favesxyz

@firstc0in I’m bias but most social creators are omni channel? so I skew the banking layer for them will be too

@favesxyz onsite with @rosezhang

sports, fitness and wellness will continue to trend over the next decade. it’s one of the few consumer categories thats worth building for long term.

@lexxbarn going to start doing my investor updates in this

This is how I’m showing up to Spotify beach at Cannes Lions this year btw

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@alexisohanian @athlos this, but an agency. @favesxyz

Imagine building an entire sports league like a tech company — software + AI — at the heart of all the operations, running lean, running fast, building for the athletes first, then fans. That's my vision for @athlos — you ready?

@SamBroner @bettermoney_co @AdamZuck13 @LayneHaber @_annasemenova_ let’s go!

Got our @BetterMoney_Co swag today. Team's looking goood!

@JasonYanowitz what if you’re a gig economy platform generating income for hundreds of professional athletes :)

It may seem bleak out there. But there has never been a better time in crypto for founders who still have optimism and energy. Bonus points if you have a real businesses that generates cashflow.

Brands are looking for champions that can advocate for their product, not a logo placement. With the right data and access you can build a team of athletes that can take your brand 10x farther across social platforms. You just need to know who to pick. Brands are already using The Roster on @favesxyz in our private beta to make that possible. Soon every brands will have a roster :)

@tsvlvs Tell me more. How do you see this working in sports/soccer?

The growth in women’s football (soccer!) isn’t coming from one place or one country. It’s happening all over the world. - China has added 186 million fans - Brazil has 39% of the population interested - India has 35% of the population interested - UK fan interest jumped 15% in two years - Switzerland grew its fanbase 22% in 2024 This matters for brands. Women’s soccer is increasingly global. So your strategy has to be specific. Which country are you trying to earn trust in? Which league is driving culture there? What does “showing up” look like in that community? The brands that win will do the work market by market. That’s how you turn a sponsorship into a relationship.

The only jobs that will last won’t require permission to pursue.

@TThompson @TThompson we built a platform where hundreds of athletes partner with brands, get paid, and save in the same place. Would love to send you an invite to test. Did I mention we’re building it with stablecoins?

The most interesting work in crypto happens when attention is low.

@nickducoff some of the worlds biggest padel players will be earning stables soon on @favesxyz

We’re bringing padel to Miami for Accelerate Watch this space

the sports industry has for a very long time treated the athlete as the product. in the age of going direct this mental model no longer makes sense. the athlete is the business

2017: Kevin Durant invests in Whoop 2018: Whoop valued at $125M 2020: KD invests in Whoop again 2026: Whoop valued at $10.1B KD has not sold any of his stake. Value up 81x since his first investment in the tech wearable brand. sportico.com/personalities/… via @sportico

@geoffreywoo vertically integrate or die

every founder building saas products is missing the real disruption its not about making software better its about eliminating the need for software entirely when agents can execute business processes directly, why do you need a dashboard to manage them