Drop your PFP. Turning you into a polished Jewel. 💎 $GRIND

Been digging through old The Plague Of Frogs 🐸 announcements, tweets, and moments. I’m putting together a full storytelling campaign. Weekly drops, daily throwbacks, the whole history. We’ve shipped a lot. And it’s easy to forget how much of it mattered. I’ll start from the beginning

Back at it with more ETHOS reviews today. These three stood out to me not just for what they’ve built, but for how they carry themselves in the space. 1. Dropped a review for Fordenad app.ethos.network/activity/revie… 2. Shared some thoughts on klöss app.ethos.network/activity/revie… 3.

Saw some posts from a few KOL's telling you that InfoFi is dying, and that only the OG platforms are going to make it. ------------------------- A few things. 1⃣They make a lot of money from the current InfoFi setup, and my guess, is they don't want that to change. However,

you can’t fake a comeback and Fortnite’s hit more revives than half the projects on this app

Dark Souls taught me: you earn impact with setup not shortcuts same with content

you don’t start in your villain arc you wake up in it after too many ignored efforts and one final “nah, i’m doing it my way”

I gotta give the homie R3birth a shoutout. Followed him recently and his content is real and funny. Love seeing his posts. Excited for the history dive he’s about to do on Plague. Huge community I really want to learn more about! Keep doing you bro. Web3 needs ya.

manuals taught me balance grinds taught me commitment bails taught me how to get up fast and keep the run alive

Attack on Titan isn’t about war it’s about what happens when the fog lifts and you still have to keep walking

Nobody wants to join a cult with homework. That’s half the problem with Web3 today. It used to feel like a game. You stumbled into Discords, tried to mint something, flipped a jpeg, lost $300, and kept coming back for more because it was fun. There was chaos. Culture. A vibe.

say what you want about Fast & Furious but they understood one thing from the jump: found family > everything else

Is this what they call conviction?

sometimes the best move isn’t advice it’s disappearing long enough to let them figure it out on their own

i didn’t understand Fight Club at 13 but after 6 months in corporate Slack purgatory every line felt like a documentary

Most people quit before they ever find their voice. I’ve tried just about everything on the timeline over the past few years. Some experiments flopped. Some went better than they should’ve. Most didn’t work by traditional standards, but they worked how I expected them to.

being clever doesn’t make you correct and being calculated doesn’t mean you’re in control

you ever try to be better but the mess you made still follows you like it knows your name? that’s the whole game

Routine has become everything. Every morning I wake up, make my coffee, sit in my gaming chair, queue up a game of League, and start writing. The first post after coffee is always the same: “Drop your PFP.” It’s more than a warm up. It keeps me tapped into the community. It

we said yes to the surveillance we begged for the tracking and now we get mad when the algorithm knows us better than our friends do