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Back to 19 year old @VitalikButerin In 2012, he was just a writer for Bitcoin Magazine, traveling the world preaching decentralization. Today, the network he wrote about is worth $2.43 TRILLION. He saw it before anyone else. You can do the same, starting where you are.

Builders, this is worth to watch.

That version control section is gold. Don’t blame AI when vibe coding fails. Most of the time, it’s because you don’t commit often enough and lose track of what actually works. A clean reset after every feature sounds basic, but it’s exactly what most people skip.

Good morning builders.

Instead of watching a 2-hour movie, watch this masterclass on building an AI startup from scratch.

This is why startups fail: ✅ Over 60% of failed startups say they built features users never asked ✅ Startups that talk to users weekly are significantly more likely to survive past year 3 ✅ Founders usually overestimate demand and underestimate distribution Startups rarely die from bad ideas, they fail when founders don’t test their assumptions early enough.

Builders, which one do you prefer?

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This will still be true for startups in 2026: Hard truth to swallow for most technical founders. You can build the best product in the world, but if nobody knows it exists, it doesn't matter. Marketing is the bridge to the customer.

Happy New Year from all of us at CodeFest! 🎊 As 2025 wraps up, we’re beyond grateful for every builder, mentor, and partner who’s shaped this journey with us. Here’s to more breakthroughs, learning, and shipping in 2026.

Keep BUIDL. 2026 will be awesome.

Don't study Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffet or Elon Musk. Instead, learn how someone like you makes $5K/month and start from there. Focus on taking one step at a time.

It’s 1 AM. You’re writing code. Building products. While most are asleep, you’re investing in the future. Keep pushing. Believe it, one day all these late nights will make sense.

This explains why so many people work hard for years and still feel stuck:

If you plan to work in Web3 in 2026, You’ll have an edge if you understand market reality. It’s better to position for what the market wants than the title you prefer. Working in Web3 doesn’t only take skills, but also the ability to solve real problems that exist around you. That’s why there are more openings for: • Data Analysts than Data Scientists • Community Managers than Community Leads • Ambassadors than CT-level roles • Content writers / yappers than KOLs or Heads of Marketing Not because these roles are lower, but because they solve immediate problems. Positioning isn’t about what you feel you are. It’s about what the market needs you to be at this moment.

Developer agree?

@teslimadetola08 We always show up at @Codefestnetwork

Keep showing up, everyday!

@favoritetechgal Congrats! Now you can totally locked in

@iyoushetwt At least the ‘Hello World’ works

I just completed my calculator project