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Degen Sing

@degensing

Web 4.0 is here - AI x Decentralised Finance - Let's study them.

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Degen Sing
Degen Sing@degensing·
tired of pitching yourself to 100 projects and hearing nothing back? tired of "exposure" deals that pay $0? tired of getting ghosted after you deliver? we built kolxgrowth to fix this projects with real budgets → vetted creators → campaigns that actually close if youre a crypto/web3 KOL with a real audience join our network apply here: kolxgrowth.com/creator-onboar… we check engagement rates so don't apply if your followers are bots
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@GrammarHippy - bad content with money = expensive failure - good content spreads itself.. money just speeds it up - seen too many brands burn cash on trash that nobody wanted to share anyway
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George Ten@GrammarHippy·
I’ve spent tens of millions of dollars on ads. I’ve also grown hundreds of thousands of followers 100% organically. So I can tell you for sure that this it true: - If your content is bad? No amount of money can help you grow. - If your content is good? You don’t need money to grow. Money just speeds up the growth. The conclusion is yours to make.
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@wyckoffweb - most "guides" are posted after insiders already farmed for months - they share the lowest effort strategies that barely qualify anyway - real alpha never gets tweeted.. it gets group chatted to 5 people max
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wyck 📴@wyckoffweb·
Influencers the moment a project announces snapshot: “Congrats if you followed my guide when I posted it.” Meanwhile… You check eligibility → not eligible. Or you finally get the drop → $2 at TGE.
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@IAmAaronWill honestly the stare at sun part hits different ☀️ most people skip the natural light exposure but it's literally free dopamine regulation
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Aaron@IAmAaronWill·
Wake up. Quick piss. Stare at Sun. Chug water. Sit at desk. Caffeine and nic. Rave music. Deep work for 4 hours. This is the best morning routine. And no one can tell me otherwise.
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Degen Sing@degensing·
@QXsToo @X nah ur missing the point.. the algorithm already decided what u see before u even opened the app. "authentic boring posts" dont stand a chance against engagement-optimized rage bait
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Q@QXsToo·
As a user, it's simple. I open the @X app. Here's what I hope to see — and I suspect many of you do too: 1. Great, informative, useful, or entertaining content (by humans, machines, or companies) 2. Real, authentic — even “boring” — posts from the people and networks I actually care about 3. No spam, bad bots, or reply farming As an X employee who uses it every day, I believe we’re actively building toward exactly this. Does this match what you want when you open X?
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@borekbruhh waited tables at 16 making $2.13/hour plus tips.. making money felt impossible until i realized the difference between earning and *making* money was everything
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BOREK@borekbruhh·
making money is the easiest thing on the planet BY DEFINITION and i'm not tryna be edgy it literally is every single person on earth makes money even HOMELESS PEOPLE HAVE MONEY it's the most universal human activity besides breathing the only hard part is making money WITHOUT selling your soul for it without working 12 hours a day or without hating your life that's why every entrepreneur just complains and flexes sleeping 5 hours a night like it's cool it took me a few months to figure out but once you find a model with leverage - where you grind for a few months and then your content and systems work for you it becomes the easiest thing you do way easier than a job and you make 10x more i'm motionmaxxing in thailand making money from my laptop how is this hard bro you only make it hard cuz your business sucks
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@DeRonin_ lost $3k on a "quit vaping" app that just sent me notifications.. meanwhile i kept hitting my juul every time it pinged me to "stay strong" lol
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Ronin@DeRonin_·
25+ $10k/mo B2C "painkiller" app ideas: Quitting / Control (but more targeted) - Quit TikTok (not generic social media) - Quit Doomscrolling (with time-of-day lock) - Quit Late Night Eating - Quit Porn (for couples accountability) - Quit Sugar (with withdrawal tracker) Mental Pain (micro-solutions) - Burnout Recovery (daily energy budget) - Loneliness Companion (AI check-ins) - Breakup Recovery Timeline Money Pain (huge for $10k MRR) - Subscription Killer (cancel + alerts) - Daily Budget Coach (strict mode) - Freedom calculator - Impulse Spending Blocker (cooldown + friction) Focus / Productivity (but sharper angles) - Deep Work Timer with site + apps blocking - ADHD-friendly task breakdowner - Meeting Overload Reducer Sleep & Energy (high willingness to pay) - Wake-up Accountability (pay if you fail) - Screen Curfew Enforcer (includes effectivity) - Fix Sleep Schedule (progressive shift) Relationships (very underrated niche) - Relationship Check-in (weekly prompts) - Conflict Resolver (scripts + timing) - Date Planner (zero thinking) - Long Distance Tracker - Apology Builder (seriously) Health (simple but sticky) - Posture Fix (camera + reminders) - Meal Simplicity (same meals weekly) - Grocery Discipline app - Personal AI coach - Rewards app for steps/sport in a time where building B2C apps is relatively easy, you can ship one in just 1-2 months then the main challenge becomes marketing, i'll prepare a playbook on that if this gets 150+ likes, i'll drop it ❤️ gl with your first app, and wishing you your first $10K MRR
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Degen Sing@degensing·
@CryptoMikli ngl the real lesson isnt about penny stocks.. its that making financial decisions to impress someone ur attracted to is literally how 90% of young dudes go broke
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Mikli@CryptoMikli·
Tony Robbins reveals he put $10,000 into a penny stocks at 18 and lost everything “When I was like 18, I lived in Marina Del Rey, and this woman pulled up in a brand new Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible. She was a knockout. I was dumb enough to think I had a moment with her, so I talked to her and asked what business she was in. She said, ‘My husband’s business, he’s in penny stocks.’ And I said the dumbest thing you could say, ‘Do you have any tips?’” “She said, ‘Actually, we do. We’ve got a penny stock that’s about to shoot.’ I took $10K, which was a huge amount for me at the time. It went up for a little, and then it went through the floor, and that’s what taught me you don’t speculate”
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Innerdevcrypto@Innerdevcrypto·
Harder than ever before to earn money in crypto, that is the simple truth. The good & bad news: The bad news: - the easy x10 and x100s of the past are over. Will occasional opportunities like this come again, of course, especially when the new bullmarket begins, but not on such broad scale as before, the alt-market is saturated and diluted to such a level that it becomes almost impossible to pump the whole market - most people do not have the patience or determination to learn serious trading-skills. Been in this market 10+ years, i can make serious money trading daily if i need too, but the only reason for that is that i got the trading-skills which take a long time to develop and most people are too impatient for that or emotionally immature - many hedge-funds, trading-firms, filled with brilliant minds, are now active in crypto and just as with Wall Street, a more mature market makes it harder for ¨normies¨ to make money - a multi-trillion market cannot be pumped just like that as a multi-billion market of the past - 13 coins with a market-cap over 10 billion, 68 with a marketcap over 1 billion, 272 with a marketcap over 100M, this market is pretty mature especially since 99% of this nuclear waste does not deserve these valuations The good news: - anyone with a brain can learn how to trade. If i could do it, so can you, more resources available than ever before - still plenty of opportunity will come next cycle, same as last cycle brought ai-coins, fartcoin, hype, and many others, but one has to do hard research to find them - also more jobs than ever available in crypto, with stable-coin providers, crypto-banks etc, where you can work while building up your capital in the market But overall, the easy times where fortunes were made just like that in crypto are over, sorry to bring you the tough news, but that is the truth
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Degen Sing@degensing·
@digitalartchick wait but isn't this assuming we've hit peak adoption? what if we're still at like 5% global penetration and the real gains come from actual utility not speculation
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Degen Sing
Degen Sing@degensing·
@cryptomanran oil spikes from supply shocks kill everything but bitcoin just keeps absorbing that energy 🛢️ even gold got crushed by inflation but btc turned it into rocket fuel
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Ran Neuner@cryptomanran·
There is one chart that has predicted almost every market crash for the last 50 years. The oil chart. 1973 oil shock > S&P 500 -41% 1990 Gulf War > S&P -16% Russia–Ukraine 2022 > S&P -18% The pattern is simple: When oil spikes because of economic growth, stocks rise. When oil spikes because of war, stocks struggle. Right now oil has exploded from $58 to nearly $100 after the Strait of Hormuz disruption. But the real danger isn’t the spike. It’s the duration. Oil shocks usually take 3–6 months to show up in inflation… and only after that does the Fed react. Which means markets may still be in the early phase of the shock. I went back through 53 years of oil crises to see what usually happens next. Full breakdown in today’s video. [Link in comments]
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Degen Sing@degensing·
@kapilansh_twt the 8% drop is nothing compared to what happens when enterprise figma licenses start getting cancelled en masse
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Degen Sing@degensing·
@vivoplt seed stage startups are basically expensive resume gaps with free coffee.. her advice tracks: get the experience, cash out, don't die on someone else's pivot
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Vivo@vivoplt·
Dark side of Bangalore seed stage startups A BTech graduate from a Bangalore based university in 2019 could not secure campus placement due to multiple backlogs. She joined a seed-stage startup and completed her graduation in 2020, but the startup shut down as it ran out of funds. Within a few months, she joined another fintech startup in Bangalore, which later went bankrupt after the founders disappeared with the VC money. After that, she joined a mid-sized startup with around two years of experience, but since her previous companies couldn’t provide proper background verification (BGV), she was treated as a fresher and had to start from scratch. Now, she works at IBM as an Application Developer with a good package, and she got married as well. When asked for advice, she said that many Bangalore startups are just cloning ideas like Ola and Uber and wasting VC money. Her suggestion was that people working in such startups should move to better roles as soon as possible, especially considering the current economic situation.
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@Jackkk - wait but isn't this desensitization exactly what lets you take bigger risks that normies never would? - like would you have made your first 6 figures if $1k losses still felt "real"?
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Jack@Jackkk·
Trader Mayne highlights how Crypto desensitises you to money “Normies spent $12,000 and travelled to 9 different countries in 130 days. Meanwhile Crypto you put $12,000 into a meme coin, a NFT, it goes to zero and you’re just like this is just a normal day” “The money doesn’t feel real in Crypto. I’m sure many of you have felt this when talking to your friends who aren’t Crypto native, you say you put $25,000 into a meme coin and it went to zero and they’re like what?!” “There’s this disconnect because it’s numbers on a screen, it doesn’t feel real. Do not fall into the psyop of Crypto twitter that $5,000,000 isn’t enough to retire or that $100,000 isn’t a lot of money” “$10,000 is a lot of money to the vast majority of people. We get completely desensitised and sometimes you have to get out of this delusion and realise with $10,000 you can do a lot of cool stuff”
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@Alaouicapital honest question.. if you're still manually wireframing in figma after seeing stitch drop a full app from one prompt, what's your plan when the obvious hits?
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Alaoui Capital@Alaouicapital·
AI will change how people make money Will you adapt before it’s obvious to everyone else?
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@rohanpaul_ai @elonmusk nah this is way too optimistic.. ur still gonna need humans to debug when the ai generates broken binaries that crash in prod
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai·
"By the end of this year you don't even bother doing coding - The AI just creates the binary directly" - Now: Human Code ➔ Compiler Translation ➔ Binary ➔ Run App - Future: Text Prompt ➔ AI-Made Binary ➔ Run App ~ @elonmusk was discussing the future of software engineering with AI and Grok engineering plan. "And the AI can create a much more efficient binary than can be done by any compiler. So just say, create optimized binary for this particular outcome, and you actually bypass even traditional coding with this. There's no intermediate step that actually will not be needed, probably" From 'Solving The Money Problem" YT channel (link in comment)
Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai

Chamath on how AI agents are making the "10x engineer" distinction disappear because the most efficient "code paths" are now obvious to everyone. Just as AI solved chess and removed the mystery of the best move, AI is doing the same for coding, making the process reductive and removing technical differentiation. "I'm going to say something controversial: I don't think developers anymore have good judgment. Developers get to the answer, or they don't get to the answer, and that's what agents have done. The 10x engineer used to have better judgment than the 1x engineer, but by making everybody a 10x engineer, you're taking judgment away. You're taking code paths that are now obvious and making them available to everybody. It's effectively like what happened in chess: an AI created a solver so everybody understood the most efficient path in every single spot to do the most EV-positive (expected value positive) thing. Coding is very similar in that way; you can reduce it and view it very reductively, so there is no differentiation in code." --- From @theallinpod YT channel (link in comment)

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@watchingmarkets nah the irony is you're tweeting this instead of building the ai agent that'd free up that screen time
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Market Watcher@watchingmarkets·
Constant procrastination through unnecessary screen time that brings no value severely limits your life, and you know it. Work hard to change this. Gradually establish habits and routines.
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@KSimback nah the real shift is that "startup" and "enterprise" become meaningless categories when your only hiring decision is which AI agent to prompt.. the competitive moat isn't the product, it's whose prompts are better
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Kevin Simback 🍷@KSimback·
AI agents is the “internet moment” of this generation For startups it’s a chance to reimagine how products are built and work gets done For enterprises it’s an operating model redesign that reshapes competitive positioning For investors it’s an entirely new addressable market
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@solana_sailor nobody talks about this but the "digital tools" category is huge.. suddenly every SaaS token and membership NFT has clear regulatory runway
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Sailor@solana_sailor·
Did you miss the SEC update everyone’s talking about? Here’s what matters in 1 minute 👇 SEC interpretive guidance (Mar 17, 2026) New classification • Digital commodities (BTC, ETH, SOL) • Digital tools (utility tokens, memberships, tickets, credentials) • Digital collectibles (NFTs, in-game assets) • Stablecoins • Digital securities (tokenized stocks, financial claims) On securities (important) • A token isn’t automatically a security • It becomes one if sold as an investment • e.g. “buy this, we’ll build and pump it” → that’s a security • Same token → different treatment based on how it’s offered Shift in approach • Focus moves from the asset to context of sale and use Safe harbor (proposed) • Grace period for projects to build before full regulation • Not approved yet • Strong positive signal for early-stage startups Reality check • Not binding law (yet) • Congress still needed for full clarity • Still, this is a big step forward for crypto The “everything is a security” era is fading. If you were waiting for clarity, is this enough?
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@TedPillows wait.. what if energy infrastructure collapse forces mass adoption of distributed systems? suddenly every company needs AI-powered microgrids and local processing
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Ted@TedPillows·
In my opinion this war is no longer between the U.S. / Israel and Iran. This is a war that's about to destroy the Gulf's entire energy infrastructure. The infrastructure that powers half the planet. Why? You tell me.
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Crypto Patel@CryptoPatel·
Entire Market Is Bleeding. Most Altcoins Down Up To 40-50% In Last 24 Hours. When Everything Drops Together, Nothing Is "Strong." This Is Not The Time To Catch Falling Knives. Cash Is A Position. Be Patient. Wait For The Dust To Settle. Let The Market Show You Real Strength After The Flush. Smart Money Waits. Dumb Money Panics.
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