Bear market: builders build. Bull market: everyone tweets.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang: “I really discourage 1-on-1s” Jensen famously has 60 direct reports. When Stripe founder Patrick Collison points out that this isn’t conventionally considered best practice, Jensen shares his reasoning: “I don’t do 1-on-1s, and almost everything I say,

What's your opinion on advisory shares and the concept of advisory board as a whole? Pareen

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The gap between "idea guy" and "builder" is 48 hours of focus. That's literally what a hackathon proves every single weekend.

Partnerships open. Move fast Web3. If not A, B will.

Lose money for the firm and I will be understanding. Lose a shred of reputation for the firm and I will be ruthless -WB

Unpopular opinion: hackathon winners aren't the best builders. They're the best presenters. Those are completely different skills and we've been rewarding the wrong one for 20 years Or have we?

The gap between a hackathon project and a startup is not talent. Not idea. Not timing. It's one person who refused to let it die on Sunday night.

Web3 isn't built in offices. It's built by its people. By the community. When the builders come together to work tirelessly at hackathons and at builder events, the web3 space grows to new heights. We're here to make sure those events run the smoothest they can. #mastryhub

gm degens ☕ Your protocol just dropped a fat airdrop but the real alpha is in the trenches. Are you still running your web3 events like it’s 2022 (random Zoom + Google Form chaos) or are you finally putting your builders through Nodes → Pitstops → Demo Day and watching them

They don't pay me enough to sit here past 2pm 😀 hence I'm working at 2am

Building alone is possible but not ideal. Choose someone who is smart, hardworking, and trustworthy. Skills can grow, but lack of integrity breaks everything. A good co-founder takes ownership without being told. Sai Jadhav

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Claude code is open source. Crazy times we live in

Another day, another DeFi protocol losing $200M+. Drift just got completely drained and the attack was absurdly simple: Attacker minted fake tokens → Created fake liquidity → Compromised one admin key → Listed fake collateral → Disabled protections → Drained every vault 31

“crypto is dead” trends every cycle right before something new quietly starts working. Less noise. More building. Better products. Same story, different year.

Everyone’s chasing tokens. Few are building the rails.