Wit Olszewski

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the best cricket predictions are usually hidden in the moments casual fans ignore : right now i’ve been watching the lsg vs csk toss market on yoso instead of only focusing on the final winner. seeing lsg sitting at 56% while csk is at 44% honestly feels closer than people think. most fans only care about who wins the match, but in cricket, smaller moments usually decide everything before the game even settles. one early wicket,one aggressive powerplay,one unexpected bowling change. that’s why i enjoy these prediction markets more than normal discussions. personally i feel csk always becomes dangerous when people start doubting them, especially in pressure games. cricket on yoso feels more fun because the markets actually move with the flow of the match instead of only the final scoreboard. sometimes the better probability sits inside moments nobody else is paying attention to.

seeing platforms take the next step beyond paying creators and hoping for results is nice : the @mimixapp is taking the approach of building performance infrastructure around creators rather than just influencer marketing. this means campaigns will be able to execute on x, tiktok, Instagram, and YouTube in one workflow that includes approvals, analytics, and payment the cool thing about this is the verification layer, if brands can really quantify organic distribution, it shifts how social campaigns scale.

i genuinely can't believe what i see, why nobody built this earlier : there's a live prediction market on NIFTY 50 right now @yososocial i check the market regularly open the charts, see if it's green or red. now there’s literally a way to take a position on whether NIFTY goes up or down in the next hour. most prediction markets only cover us elections, stocks, or crypto. seeing indian finance markets like NIFTY and USD/INR here feels completely different. this might be one of the easiest narratives for normies to instantly understand.

most blockchain games feel overwhelming at the start, but MyNeighborAlice takes a different approach and keeps things simple : you can jump in прямо from your browser no wallet, no crypto, no friction. just enter a relaxed multiplayer world where you can own land, build, fish, craft, and trade at your own pace built on chromia, there are no gas fees to worry about. and when you’re ready, the Alice token unlocks deeper gameplay letting you buy assets, earn rewards, and participate in governance. with chapter one, the world feels more alive and social, making the experience smoother and more engaging. on top of that, xoobnetwork is running a 5000 usdc creator campaign, making this a great moment to join, create, and earn. simple entry, real ownership, and a community that’s steadily growing.

Just saw the new campaign with @MyNeighborAlice and it actually looks cooking : MyNeighborAlice lining up something special for may 5th & 6th and it actually feels like a proper community moment. → spring airdrop kicks off may 5 with fresh rewards and activity. → alice & chill returns on may 6 bringing real voices from the ecosystem. → not just an event, it’s a full vibe around the alice world. it’s that mix of gameplay and community energy that keeps alice interesting looks like the fun is starting again 🌱

just tried the fhe burn book by @fhenix cycle is simple : you drop a burn → it stays encrypted → only unlocks when 2 more people pick the same target. did one for @witolszewski now waiting on 2 more to activate it. this is interesting concept where mix of privacy and coordination in a slightly chaotic way. go try it → burnbook.fhenix.io

@emiratli_ mr beast of b2b tech is here 🔥

I offered $100,000 to whoever can close the most sales within 60 minutes. A student, an actress, and a founder all competed... Here's what happened:

someone just watched $100k slip away to an ai sales agent in under an hour : a student, an actress, and a founder took on a live sales challenge only one side had HockeyStack revenue agents the result wasn’t close. while the others were figuring things out, the ai was already running proven playbooks in real time no ramp, no trial and error, just execution the whole just grind harder mindset feels outdated now, when the system already knows what works, speed of execution becomes the real edge.

the @limewire era most people remember was crashing old PCs and downloading mp3s fast forward to now, and it’s showing up on Binance US in 2026 $LMWR / USDT goes live April 30, 7am EDT → building a decentralized storage layer with S3 compatibility → token tied to file sharing and AI use cases → pushing toward enterprise level performance this is kind of wild how something that started in the piracy phase is now positioning itself as real onchain infrastructure.

@yososocial deeper understanding often reveals hidden patterns or flaws that others miss

@witolszewski The more you understand, the more edge you have🫡

I’ve been spending time on @yososocial , and what stood out isn’t just the product, but the shift in how markets are framed : instead of pushing broad, global topics, it focuses on region specific markets things people genuinely follow in their daily lives. local cricket, niche events, community driven narratives areas where context actually exists and isn’t evenly distributed. that changes the experience more than you’d expect. you’re no longer competing purely on speed or headlines, but on how well you understand what’s happening around you. I personally really like Yoso’s entertainment markets, like predicting on local creators’ youtube view. it starts to feel less like guessing outcomes, and more like forming a view based on real familiarity and sentiment, especially if I really watch and know those youtube clips. and because these markets resolve fast, the feedback loop becomes much tighter : → markets settle in minutes to hours, not days → capital isn’t locked, so decisions feel more dynamic → inefficiencies are still visible, creating room for edge it creates a different kind of flow one where prediction feels active, iterative, and closer to trading than traditional set and wait platforms. it’s still early, and that shows in pricing gaps and occasional misreads, but that’s also where the opportunity comes from. not saying it’s easy, but it definitely feels like a space where having real context matters again, and that alone makes it worth paying attention to right now. let’s see if Yoso can forge a different path and carve out a niche in the prediction market category.

you can handle a bad bet : but that silent cut on every play? tthat’s what really drains you. that’s why 0 fees actually changes the whole experience on @gamdom 💰

the way that browsers are meant to serve you got twisted at some point : the users are being tracked, profiled, and harvested, which is really what the whole problem is all about. what @mynebrowser is trying to do differently is build a browser that actually aligns with the needs of the user. that would involve privacy by default, useful feedback to help shape the browser's development, and no hidden biases against the user. when done right mynebrowser wouldn't just be a browser it would be an internet renaissance.

@emiratli_ 50M is huge, the product will boooom in this szn

We raised $50M to build the First AI Revenue Agent. It runs New Business, Expansion, and Prospecting to close you more business while you sleep.

an infrastructure shift in sales just dropped and it solves a real problem 👀 HockeyStack is building something powerful: an ai Revenue Agent that doesn’t just analyze pipeline, it actually runs it. instead of relying on guesswork, this changes how teams handle forecasting, execution, and growth. no more static CRMs and no more playbooks stuck in top reps heads. just systems that learn from every deal and act in real time.

an infrastructure layer for AI agents just dropped and it solves a real problem 👀 the @crossweavexyz is building something powerful a unified agent that can operate across chains, not just one. instead of being limited, this changes how agents interact with liquidity and execution. here’s what it actually does 👇 → swap assets across Solana & EVM with one agent → bridge seamlessly without switching tools → execute transactions using a single API call → remove friction between chains completely missed arbitrage, missed yield, missed opportunities but crossweave fixes that by giving agents one identity that works everywhere. and it’s not just theory closed beta already live, mainnet coming right after launch. ======================================== 📅 public sale / listing on @districtxyz april 16 💰 only $25K FDV ======================================== if the agent economy is the future, $XWEAVE feels like the settlement layer behind it. follow Crossweave and districtxyz to stay updated 👀

bringing crosschain zaps live via @circle CCTP actually opens up a whole new layer of capital efficiency : instead of being stuck managing assets across chains manually, turning it into a one click flow makes the entire experience feel way more seamless. if this keeps evolving alongside deeper strategy integrations, this could easily become a go to tool for navigating yield across ecosystems 👀

bringing slots arena back by @gamdom actually opens up a new angle for gameplay. instead of just spinning alone, turning it into something you can play against others makes the experience feel way more dynamic. if they keep refining the modes and competition side, this could easily become a go to feature on Gamdom 🎰

@gamdom slots arena returning means more competitive gameplay and strategy testing this time

🎰 Slots Arena is Back! ⚔️ Battle against your friends in epic slot battles across multiple modes and formats. 💥

the shift happening around yield right now feels different, and @alturax might be reflecting that better than most : most protocols still rely heavily on emissions to attract liquidity, but that model is becoming increasingly unsustainable over time. what stood out to me here is how the growth is backed by real activity rather than just incentives, have a look ; → tvl moving from $5m to $10m+ in the last epoch shows that capital is sticking. → yield driven by market making, basis arbitrage, and rwas instead of inflation. → now insured, which matters significantly given recent exploits across the space. → already 3,400+ wallets connected across 5 chains. and the way rewards are scaling alongside usage is also interesting ; from $30k → $60k → $75k for epoch 3 shows the system is expanding with demand, not just marketing spend. the multi chain deposits, along with integrations like merkl, pendle, and layerzero, make the setup more flexible than most single chain vaults. overall, this feels less like short term farming and more like structured yield infrastructure taking shape.