When a block producer censors a transaction, a payment provider bullies a merchant, or a friend pressures you for "angel round" after seeing your wallet - they are all exerting control based on data they shouldn't have. This is the most underdebated benefit of financial privacy.

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Noticed how it's always quiet when the market bleeds, but there are tons of news when it's trending? It's no coincidence. Timing matters.

Some things are just not possible with Blanksquare. And that's okay.

How to get seen by the AI? Here's a data-backed post on what actually works, written by Michal Sadowski, the founder of Brand24 brand monitoring software. Reposting from LI as it's really good and he didn't cross-post to X.

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Some of the global marketing funnels are leaking in unexpected areas: > we created a launch video that was ~250 MB > post it to tg (you have to download a video there to see it) > some community members say, "sir, this is half of my monthly data plan" > we've optimized the files

Even if you could say "paid roughly X for user acquisition activities last month, brought 1.5X in revenue, 0.75X stuck over the next month," you'd already be ahead of 90% of marketers. You could optimize it with some decent attribution model, but even without it, you're at least

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This is why privacy is not mainstream yet. > bridge > shield > unshield > bridge back > you have money on two chains now, in two different apps Not to mention dozens of clicks along the way. Privacy native to the ecosystem is much simpler. Blanksquare.

Exactly what is happening now. What's the chance that both hyped projects, like $ASTER or $SYND, launched just after the key FOMC announcement by coincidence?

I think I have had LinkedIn Premium features for free for over 3 years before they found out. This was sort of a bug that wasn't full premium, but I could see company insights, who viewed my profile, and I had the golden badge. Anyone else experienced this "inconvenience"? 😅

cool thing if it would be just about knowledge, but probably even more tribalism underway

Nike Air was created by an engineer who worked on NASA's space suits and implemented the tech into running shoes. Look beyond web3 for post and campaign ideas. Innovation does not always require reinventing the wheel. Be more scrappy.

A lot of the marketing advice on here is too basic Like – simplify the messaging and focus on the benefit. That's theory. In practice, it won't ever be this simple. Go too simple and you'll end up with another generic product branding, even though the tech is great. Go too