the best user acquisition channel nobody talks about: making your existing users look smart for being early. give them content to flex with. make them your distribution layer. study Wallchain Quacks study distribution.

while most were chasing attention, i was cultivating relationships with the people who actually shape the future of crypto space. your network is your edge. connect early or get left out. period.

If you're a creator and don’t want to hop on calls. Sorry but your ngmi “I don’t want to Dox” “Calls are weird” “I’m introverted” This is the best way to expand your network, and find new opportunities.

by 2026, prediction markets won’t be a niche. they’ll be the new social graph. > every opinion becomes an order book. > every narrative becomes a market. > every community becomes liquidity. we’re heading into a world where “being early” won’t mean buying a token… it’ll mean

the future of internet capital markets won’t look like tradfi. it’ll look like defi: permissionless, liquid, 24/7, and brutally efficient. 2026 will expose a simple truth: the world doesn’t need more banks. it needs more protocols. fees will compress. middlemen will disappear.

everything is going down. tokens bleeding. founders coping. liquidity evaporating. and yet, on-chain ai agents like HeyElsa are quietly becoming the biggest cheat code in crypto. this bear market isn’t for investors. it’s for operators. builders who can automate, delegate,

the bear market didn’t humble me, but it clarified the landscape. > most people disappeared. > some froze. > a few doubled down. and in that silence, you start seeing patterns you never notice in a bull: • where real users come from • which narratives have actual depth •

every cycle is full of loud narratives. but the money and momentum always end up in the inevitable ones. the only way to spot inevitability? > research. > pattern recognition. > talking to builders, not influencers. > watching behavior, not sentiment. i’ve worked with 50+

90% of web3 gaming still doesn’t understand gamers. and 90% of gamers don’t know how big on-chain assets are about to become. the next breakout isn’t going to come from “play-to-earn” or “earn while afk.” it’ll come from: • real-time prediction layers • on-chain

gm ☀️ your project isn’t competing on features. there are 57 other “faster, cheaper, better” protocols launching this month. you’re competing on narrative. what’s your story that spreads?

Gm ⛩️ Who’s gonna GM?

crypto twitter is lying to you about growth. they make you believe growth = followers, likes, retweets. but these metrics don’t pay the bills in the long run. nor close new investors. it looks like growth but in reality it’s fake traction.

pov: you both work hard and never give up. gm folks. up only.

most founders think their brand is what converts. so they hide behind it. they post cool graphics, announcements, and buzzword. but nothing moves. why? you do more than 100 posts from your brand account. > nothing happens you post one honest video of yourself > outperforms

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gm i am mike and this coffee was awesome ☕️

the smartest founders i’ve met in web3 aren’t the loudest. they’re the ones who: > study the data > read the market backwards > survive long enough to understand the patterns > pivot before the narrative shifts > build systems that make failure cheap and iteration fast my