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wayne 🦇🔊

@whatt4

Partnerships and customer success @specify_sh

world Katılım Şubat 2011
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Raymo
Raymo@ItIsRaymo·
I'm releasing the spreadsheet Gaply has used internally for 3 years to run 10+ acquisitions and $120M in product outcomes 127 untouched product markets with huge startup opportunities, and the full list is going out for free. The same pattern showed up in every boring industry we touched: 1. find the most boring job title in the industry 2. find the task they're still running in a spreadsheet 3. build that product Every one of these industries has real budget and people who've been running the same manual workflows for years with nothing built for them. Comment "boring" and I'll DM you the full 127-role spreadsheet broken down by industry, job title, and task category so you can start validating today.
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Ross
Ross@rossneilson·
There may not be any marketing events this year but companies still want marketing All that’s changed is that it has to be smarter, positive ROI marketing Come talk to me and @Madusha_PT if you see us around WalletCon, Lido and Supper Club tomorrow
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pxp brownie
pxp brownie@pxpbrownie·
heres my story for starting my own design studio and landing my first client > started designing in 2023 > worked with startups till 2025 > in aug 2025, got fired after a fight between the founders - i still dont know why i got fired > i was in shock and wasnt able to work or focus > took a break of couple of months to figure out what i wanna do > back to design from nov > did my best work, was managing 6 projects and was enjoying every bit of it > lost my pet cat in dec, my grand mother also fell sick > jan and feb was real game changer in terms of how i think as a designer > me & @whatt4 have been talking about setting our things from almost a year now but the break came when i > read a masterpiece by @bpoppenheimer feb 15 six at 6, changed how i look at myself as a designer and how i wanna work and improve > march '26, registered my design studio finally and committed to go all in > got my first client through the studio in march itself, a contact i made a year ago > landed my second client in @__Raiders to work on the revamp of web3sec > i am excited for what the coming months are gonna bring and looking forward to the best work of my life
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Andrew Gould
Andrew Gould@AndrewWriteCopy·
I'm an idiot... I was supposed to share the details of my upcoming $5 Copywriting Fundamentals Workshop with you today. But I've broken pretty much everything that can be broken. So it'll be delayed while things get fixed (probably to the start of April). That'll teach me for ignoring the advice I give to clients: Get someone to handle the tech side of things - it never goes as smoothly as you think it will.
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Yellow
Yellow@Yellow·
Explaining his decision to refund a significant volume of early VC funding, @alexisyellow says the move ensures "the network is owned, operated, and rewarded by the people who build on Yellow, who use Yellow, and who want Yellow to thrive."
Alexis Sirkia@AlexisYellow

A Sustainable Path Forward for Yellow: VCs Refunded After deep reflection, we’ve decided to refund 80% of the initial raise to our VC investors who believed in Yellow when it was just a vision. It’s not the conventional path, but it is the only path that stays true to why we started. Let me explain why 80% of the initial capital goes back to early VCs, and what it means for the future of the Yellow community. The story has its roots more than 20 years ago at the European Space Agency. I was a passionate software engineer who helped launch rockets; then I left my job to build a semantic search engine as an entrepreneur. In 2008, the crisis hit and everything collapsed overnight. That experience forged one of my principles: don’t trust anyone until the money is actually in the bank. Promises tend to vanish the moment the world shakes. In 2013, I became the “S” in GSR, after my surname, Sirkia. Growing a market-making company in crypto turned out to be the perfect sandbox to further explore the nature of human relationships and the role of trust. But what looked like a winning lottery ticket swallowed me whole, and I had to check into a clinic to reclaim my health. The first days of my 21-day water fast were hell, but I walked out with the kind of clarity that only comes through fire. Ever since, I have deeply recognized the gift of Satoshi. Seeing the industry from the inside out, I admired the idea of trustless payments and a store of value that doesn't rely on trusting governments or banks. I simply couldn’t accept the centralized, custodial, and gated status quo of trading. I wanted to take what Satoshi showed was possible and extend it into the world. So I joined forces with @0xYellow and @camille_yellow to co-found Yellow. We were solving one problem after another to ultimately allow for value to move instantly and almost as freely as data. Today, more than 500 builders ship on our open-source SDK. The $YELLOW token is a big part of the ecosystem now, and its sustainable future is a high priority for everyone on the team. Refunding seed investors is a natural extension of my past experiences, and of deep care for the vision we bring to life. Capital always comes at a cost, typically at the expense of relationships with the community of token holders. We refuse to let that happen at Yellow. By refunding 80% of the initial raise, we make sure that the network is owned, operated, and rewarded by the people who build on Yellow, who use Yellow, and who want Yellow to thrive. Refund is our way to honor the community, to protect our ecosystem's future, and to stay true to our core vision. Yellow is now lighter, faster, and more than ever aligned with the people who use and secure the network. — Alexis & the Yellow team

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Andrew Gould
Andrew Gould@AndrewWriteCopy·
A double announcement... First: 40k followers! Thank you for your support. And let me quickly re-introduce myself. I'm Andrew - I've been a freelance copywriter for 17 years, I've made my clients 9 figures in sales, and I only share what works for my clients. No "hot takes", bandwagon jumping, or any other nonsense for engagement. Second: On Tuesday, the 31st of March, at 3pm UK time I'll be hosting the first of my $5 workshops. It'll be all about copywriting fundamentals. I should have a link for it and more details on Sunday. Enjoy the rest of your day!
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Agustín
Agustín@dorreguinho·
Two years ago I walked into MakerDAO right before it became Sky. In the trenches with an amazing team building the campaigns, the events, the creative productions through one of the hardest rebrands in DeFi. What I learned: the protocols building the future of finance are ready for their institutional era. The piece that's missing is how they tell their story. Look at how the AI companies do it. They take positioning seriously because they know the story is part of the product. There's room for everyone, but only if people understand what you're building and why it matters. I'm publicly going independent as a stablecoins and digital assets propagandist. Working on cool things for Q2. Open for Q3 campaigns.
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matze | growthepie 🥧
Celo has shown steady growth since it transitioned to an Ethereum Layer 2 - this growth is led by MiniPay, Opera's stablecoin, and mobile-first wallet. Super excited to see this report live - it was fun to work on it together with @LehmannLorenz and the Celo team.
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Dylan Smyth
Dylan Smyth@DylanSmythUK·
@BROKENBRITAIN0 The whole point of Banksy was to not know the man behind the art. That was the charm of it. And now that feeling has been completely ridden of.
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BRITAIN IS BROKEN 🇬🇧
BRITAIN IS BROKEN 🇬🇧@BROKENBRITAIN0·
🚨BREAKING: Street Artist Banksy has FINALLY been unmasked 🇬🇧 The artist is Robin Gunningham, 51, of Bristol - he was able to blend in by changing his name to “David Jones,” which is one of the most popular men’s names in the UK.
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