Wisdom DD (intern arc)

a nasdaq-listed company just quietly acquired 60% of gamee from animoca 119 million users, stable revenue, not a rescue, but strategic move public market capital buying web3 gaming assets at this scale is a w for institutional adoption and the telegram ecosystem just got a whole lot more serious it's worth paying attention to, tbh

@Damian__web Make peace within

I really wanna live my life as a stranger in another country I 8 it here man 💔

@xjuanito I like this perspective

If you're building a project in 2026: - fire your marketing team - hire a content team obsessed with AI - create as much content as possible - focus on distribution and get creative - be chronically online - have your founders post daily - leverage communities as a growth strategy - experiment with multiple platforms most projects will make the mistake of thinking you still only need to pay KOLs to win distribution this is why most marketing feels old and useless

@CaptainCKeth Good angle here captain CK The ethos founder is talking based on what he consumes. His opinion is just like the example b you gave And that's fine. He doesn't need the service so he should do what he wants

I disagree. Here's why 👇 Proposition #1: More paid partnerships = more audience unfollowing The problem is not paid content. The problem is bad content. I agree that if your content sucks, people will unfollow you(paid or unpaid). I do not agree that more partnerships inherently means more people unfollow you. Here's what I would propose: The introduction of a paid partnership button will change the way that brands and creators engage. Look out of crypto for example: Virtually all sponsorships involve integrating a sponsor into an organic piece of content rather than creating a dedicated piece of content for the sponsor. Example: MrBeast's sponsorship from T-mobile This sponsorship does not diminish the content, but rather empowers him to put budget into making better content. I expect this will be a trend created by the paid partnership button. As a result, there will be plenty of creators whos best and highest engagement content is their sponsored content and will not loose followers for accepting partnerships. Proposition #2: More paid partnerships = less influence Before the partnership button, I would agree with you. However I believe the introduction of the button actually solves this problem. To illustrate this: Your car breaks down. You take it into a car mechanic shop. They run a diagnostic and identify the problem to be your engine, When sharing with you the diagnostic, they also share that your transmission needs a new part or it will break. When you hear this you hesitate… Why? Because you don’t know if: A. You need the new transmission part and they are looking out for you. or B. You don’t need the transmission part and they just want to make more money. This same principle applies to influencers. If your audience doesn’t know why you are posting, they cannot trust what you post. This is why historically: More sponsored posts = less trust However with the use of the disclaimer button, The creator can maintain full transparency with their audience maintaining trust while continuing to accept paid partnerships. This is why I believe the paid partnership tag will not reduce KOL influence, but actually restore it.

a nasdaq-listed company just quietly acquired 60% of gamee from animoca 119 million users, stable revenue, not a rescue, but strategic move public market capital buying web3 gaming assets at this scale is a w for institutional adoption and the telegram ecosystem just got a whole lot more serious it's worth paying attention to, tbh

@chocolate_kvng @fhenix From her explanation, you can be more specific and have more flexibility with your privacy controls Good complementary from fhenix

every loopholes left behind by zk proof, @fhenix closes them up in a different way by filling up those loopholes: - especially when it comes to access control, (increasing your data privacy level)

@MugenXBT I get it now.

@wisdomdd_ This works more with CoWork, basically openclaw

probably the only article you need to read on Claude Dispatch if you're lazy, I summed it up for you What it's about Anthropic just added a feature to their Claude desktop app called Dispatch. It lets you text tasks to your computer's AI from your phone and come back to finished work. Key points - Before Dispatch, you had to sit at your computer watching Claude work. Now you send a task from your phone and walk away. - Setup takes about 2 minutes: update both apps, click Dispatch in the desktop sidebar, scan a QR code with your phone. Done. - Your computer still has to be awake and the app open. It's not running in the cloud. Your files stay local. - Everything you already set up in Claude Cowork (your files, workflows, connected apps) carries over automatically. - What works well right now: summarizing emails, finding files, meeting prep, pulling info from Slack or Notion. - What's still unreliable: chaining tasks across multiple apps, sending outputs to other people, browser actions. - No notifications yet, so you have to manually check if a task is done. One conversation thread only. No scheduling from your phone. What it means and why it matters This is the first mainstream AI tool that works while you're not watching it. It's early and buggy, but the direction is clear: AI that runs your workflows whether you're at your desk or not.

@loshmi Sadly they don't accept non Japanese males for it

JUST IN: Crypto bros are going to Japan due to poor market conditions.

@T_A_K_E_N_1 I didn't expect otherwise

@wisdomdd_ Lmao 😹😹 I know what you are talking about

When you tell your quant WAGMI But you def know it’s a lie

@chocolate_kvng We'll find out

@wisdomdd_ wow, that's a great move for other part of the public market, how many more of this should we expect next

@primesolana_ By acquisitions like this?

@wisdomdd_ This is worth paying attention to ooh But omoo it won’t really make gamers happy as we’ve been disappointed way too many times

@Miraletofdefi @cryptansha Sign me up

@cryptansha Dear @wisdomdd_ this for you hehe

guess what I saw? So I was on my quest to get a job yesterday, but outside of X So I chose Reddit, and while checking the application I came across a hiring for the "role of social media manager for an OnlyFans account." It was hilarious at first, then I realized people do that too. Would you do this if it were you?

@Miraletofdefi Why not?

@SheTalksCrypto Block them Wait, Pinterest? 😂

stop ruining my tl with ur depressing pinterest videos

@vicki_ranking Wait until you find out there's a part of CT that is still subservient to we are hiring posts Esp from the ape PFP Nigerian dude

CT these days have shown that you’re cooked if you: - wake up and the first thing on your mind is bull run - do not have a source of income (like me 💀) - still think “we are hiring” means anything - you refresh your wallet more than your messages you’re also cooked if you’re not following me. cooked like me or you’re winning in this market?

@vicki_ranking Maybe, maybe not 👀

@wisdomdd_ are we going to be witnessing a new telegram cook with this one?

@legendDboy Congrats legend

Big win for me 🎉 Shoutout to Web3 for making this new phone possible 🙌 Now I finally have space to dive fully into Web3 games, my other phone couldn’t even handle it anymore 😅 So… what game should I install first? 👀

@Telcier you don't game, do you? you goon, right?

@wisdomdd_ omg web3 gaming mentioned

@JuvidX Is this statistically true?

A lot of companies announce layoffs because of "AI efficiencies" That is true to a certain extent. However, there are two real reasons: 1) The company isn't performing, or they made the wrong pivots 2) They overhired when things were going well

@MugenXBT Well, it's not the metaverse

@wisdomdd_ That's huge or bearish