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A Decentralized Collective of Mercenaries Ready to Slay Your Web3 Product Demons @meta_cartel @molochDAO @DAOhaus

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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
SPRING ⏩/// On the verge of shifting seasons, the meta also changes quickly and we'll soon fuck around to find out how this convergence of AI impacts our future. RaidGuild persists, building since 2019 (!!!), learning, earning - failing and falling at times -
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when everyone can build their own apps with agents, the hard part is actually collaborating with humans if independently built tools becomes shared infrastructure what obligations should the community owe their creators, and what obligations should creators owe the community? @e_cwireless wrote a post proposing a networked data layer: independent tools, shared services, clear attribution, and a potential path to compensate the people maintaining them.. portal.raidguild.org/posts/how-to-b…
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The Startup Ideas Podcast (SIP) 🧃
FDE is the hottest role in tech. Here's the 30-day plan to actually become one: Week 1: Build the loop - Agent looping, tool usage, guardrails - Context, memory, and an audit trail - Checkpoint: one working agent, one task. Week 2: Make it recover - JSON schemas, not freeform text - Failure modes for the 1,000 ways it breaks - "There's only one way something goes right. A thousand ways it goes wrong." Week 3: Make it measurable - Retry logic + a golden dataset for evals - Test cheaper models on sub-tasks - Score it on revenue, risk, cost Week 4: Defend it like an FDE - The pain points, the architecture, the economics - Then pitch it to real businesses Think: - Week 1 = build - Week 2 = survive - Week 3 = measure - Week 4 = sell That's the whole ladder.
The Startup Ideas Podcast (SIP) 🧃@startupideaspod

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GREG ISENBERG
GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg·
How to become a $1M forward-deployed engineer (FDE) in 30 days (and what FDE clearly means): - What an FDE is and why the role EXPLODED - The 3 stages of the job (business reality, judgment, building) - The exact 30 day roadmap to become one - What the top roles actually pay
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
@bread_ what are the unique experiences or Omega projects you WANT to see built? less yap, let's ship
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bread.mega@bread_·
I remain exceptionally convicted on what currently is and will continue to be built on MegaETH by 3rd party teams. Several still see what is truly Omega and are building for that future. That said, this move is about internal resource allocation and how value accrues in this space. It is my belief that the ultimate support our specific team can provide teams building on Mega is by creating and capturing value ourselves via 1st party applications. Something that draws in both users and liquidity to build adjacent to. From there, it's documentation and thoughtful design of those apps so that others may even leverage them to further their own build outs. Only way out is through, and we've been asking very real questions about where our focus should be. This is an outcome of that direction.
Shuyao Kong@hotpot_dao

After spending the last two years building the MegaMafia, we’ve decided to sunset the program. While it was a success in many ways, we believe that the program was built on assumptions that no longer hold. Here are some reflections, and what’s coming up next. > We had real conviction in Mafia founders, and have gone above and beyond in standing by their side to bring their products to market. Some examples include: restructuring the GTE leadership team during critical moments just one month after their initial pre-seed raise, offering to buy out Noise's investors when they tried to push out the CEO, and played a crucial role as they pivoted from their initial prediction market idea, and merging the Tenten and HitOne team after seeing the synergy between the two. > Across both cohorts which in total included 20 teams, we lent our reputation and networks to founders so they could go on to raise over $80m in funding in pre-seeds, seeds, and series As. We kept the MegaETH’s raise to a minimum so investors can get more skin in the game with the Apps directly, rather than the protocol. > For teams that had difficulty in raising when the market turned bearish, we extended resources, engineering bandwidth, and actual capital (e.g. six figures in audit for Avon) so they could make it to Mainnet. We did it solely to help founders see their vision through. > We set the product vision for 5 teams and supported their initial builds before eventually facilitating their fundraises from leading tier-1 and tier-2 funds. > We spent significant cash (in the millions) bootstrapping teams’ DeFi requirements, through market-making support, direct lending, and other liquidity related needs. > We hosted 5 large-scale in-person events (New York, Brussels, Bangkok, Singapore, and Seoul) so MegaMafia projects could meet investors and community members from around the world. In many ways, the MegaMafia was the best incubator of this cycle. But very little of that value has trickled to Mega. In fact, most of those applications are no longer being built with us. At the time, we intentionally took no equity, governance rights, nor economic value because we wanted people to be genuinely bought into the Mega vision and the power of our technology. While we will continue to support existing MegaMafia projects, there will no longer be MegaMafia 3.0. What’s next? Our ecosystem goal going forward is to support teams building OMEGA applications, apps that are only possible on MegaETH, using our wallet infrastructure and stablecoin. More importantly, we're redirecting the energy we were lending to third-party builders into our own first-party applications: consumer-grade apps, built directly by us, for the people we're trying to serve. Where MegaMafia was indirect, betting on other teams to build value we'd eventually capture, first-party apps let us build direct relationships with end users ourselves, with all the upside and accountability that comes with owning the outcome. We're aiming for faster feedback loops, with insane focus on accruing value directly to the protocol.

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Octant
Octant@OctantApp·
We want to change this. Reply here so we can follow you back (for the next few hours) Excited to see more of you on our TL again 🥳🥳
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
new timeline still building onwards
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Larsen Cundric
Larsen Cundric@larsencc·
Where do you guys run your agents? Dont say mac mini pls
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
props to @auryn_macmillan @gnosisguild @theInter on opening the $FOLD auction verifiable coordination without exposing everyone’s inputs is a real unlock for institutions, ecosystems, and DAOs if your work depends on many parties reaching one trusted result, keep an eye out 👀 less than ~24 hours for the auction
The Interfold@theInterfold

The $FOLD auction is live. Eligible participants can now bid through the official Uniswap CCA interface. The auction closes Friday, July 10 @ 10am ET / 14:00 UTC. Official link below.

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Erik Voorhees
Erik Voorhees@ErikVoorhees·
VVV and Capital Measured by revenue, Venice has become the largest company at the intersection of AI and cryptoeconomics. Today, we announced Venice’s first round of outside capital, a $65m Series A led by @dragonfly_xyz, valuing Venice’s equity at $1 billion. Since we are an atypical company, this thread describes how this equity raise relates to the most valuable asset we have on our balance sheet, our capital token base:0xacfe6019ed1a7dc6f7b508c02d1b04ec88cc21bf
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
5/ Bring us the workflow nobody wants to keep doing by hand. We’ll make it fast, boring, and reliable. Book an AI Ops Audit - we’ll show you exactly what’s possible: ai.raidguild.org/contact
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
4/ We keep it simple and real: 1. AI Ops Audit 2. Workflow Deployment 3. Operating Partnership 4. Embedded AI Team Find the bottleneck. Ship the first workflow. Run it. Tighten it. Embed deeper once the gains are obvious.
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
1/ Your team has an AI experiment that never became real work? A demo that impressed everyone and changed nothing. RaidGuild now deploys senior builders directly into your workflows to fix the one that keeps stealing hours. Real systems, not slide decks.
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brryant@bryantchou·
AI is making marketers lazy. So we made the website do the work instead. Today, we're launching @ployai: the all-in-one marketing platform that turns your website into your hardest working employee. And we're coming out of stealth today with a $27M seed led by @ycombinator and @firstround. I spent 12 years at Webflow as the founding CTO where I built the product, but also started our marketing and sales teams that drove our fastest periods of growth. That experience made one thing obvious: the website is the center of your business. And it's only more important in the age of AI. Foundation model apps can generate assets. Point solutions can optimize pieces of the funnel. But nothing runs the whole growth system: your site, brand, CMS, CRM, campaigns, analytics, SEO, AEO, and customer data all working together. Until now. Teams at @hex_tech and @clay_run, and growth agencies like Tonik and TNT Growth, are already powering sites on Ploy. Hex is generating on-brand ABM pages at scale, Clay is using its data to power a programmatic SEO engine, and TNT Growth is spinning up a landing page for each of their clients’ ads. Wake up every morning with a report from Ploy - with what it did, and what it wants to do next. Approve it. Ship it. Or be lazy and just watch it cook.
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Ali Yahya
Ali Yahya@alive_·
DAOs were a failure in the last era of crypto. But it may have just been the wrong time for them. Two big things are different now: (1) regulatory clarity and (2) AI agents. We spent the last 10 years rediscovering the hard way that direct democracy is a bad idea. Turns out, nobody wakes up in the morning eager to adjudicate risk parameters or protocol updates. It didn't help that it was illegal to experiment with different DAO structures. The vicious hostility of Biden and Gensler toward the space killed all innovation. But it's a new day. It is once again legal to experiment. You could choose to play with forms of representative democracy, or multi-cameral systems, or hybrids of permissioned and permissionless participation. Not to mention, AI agents can now step into many kinds of roles that humans will never want to perform. They may help DAOs live up to their name by making them truly Autonomous. The design space for new DAOs is infinite, for they are just software. What new experiments are people running?
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
4/ We’re running a full month of these firesides - real conversations between builders pushing the edge of agents, coordination, and human-in-the-loop systems. Come think out loud with us, or just hang as you're talking to your agents. portal.raidguild.org ⚔️ What’s one “boring” thing your agents are going to need soon?
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
3/ The session wasn’t “AI kills engineering” It was more intellectually honest. The better question isn’t “What can I build?” It’s “What is worth building?”
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Raid Guild ⚔️@RaidGuild·
1/ One thing that stuck from our fireside with @singularityhack Agents don’t just need wallets 🤖 If they’re going to do real work, they eventually need the boring stuff too: legal wrappers, trust, deployment paths, security, accountability, and people who actually know where the edges are.
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