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I led social at LinkedIn. I led growth for a seed-stage startup. And I also recently led social for a16z crypto. Here are 7 tips for building a company social account:

"Navigation feels slow in Next.js" Try cacheComponents 👇

Funny how something as small as a few milliseconds in a DB write can throw off the entire vibe of a product Spent a couple hours chasing a ~200 ms delay, whole product now feels alive! worth it!

If you don't work on Saturdays you're ngmi

best products are built by builders who think like this

Wait… there’s a yearly renewal? 😂 I don’t get why any builder would gate their product this way. Makes zero sense.

1/2 Many of you have shared how much you love Zashi — especially its UX and simplicity. You might think it’s a simple app, but under the hood, it has more than 150,000 lines of code and over 3,700 contributions from me over the past four years.

The plan is simple. First they take your privacy. Then they limit what you can hold, spend, and control. Human dignity is not compatible with centralized control and surveillance. Reject digital tyranny. Embrace Freedom and Privacy.

Wallets should not gate keep this. I get this is needed for security and safety of users but this should be an open source standard with an open and transparent database.

The Solana Template Marketplace is live 🎇🚢 You can now fork, discover and submit a variety of @Solana starter code from a beautiful UI. We are quickly expanding them across many verticals: - X402/Payments - Airdrops - Starter kits - Mobile - ZK links 👇

Building in crypto is brutal. If you don’t have conviction in good tech, every few months the market will remind you just how early we still are

Logging is product design for devs

The best job application is a Pull Request

I’ve used the Fuse Visa card myself for real purchases like gas, Uber, random daily stuff. It just works!! Awesome tech

sometimes a good old console.log() is all you need console.log(1); console.log(2); console.log(3);

honestly... two underrated superpowers: being obsessed with product quality and being your own QA engineer I've been spending so much time inside my own product it’s ridiculous criticizing every single pixel, asking myself why and throwing away what doesn't make sense crypto

talked to a college student who knocked out an open source bounty on Gib.Work he was shocked at how simple it was to actually get paid for his work. PR gets merged. Instant funds hit your wallet. 0 BS. these are the kind of experiences that convince more people to come

Love that product and happy emitter of bounties for our student clubs!

in hindsight, the "gm everyday for 5 days and increase your chance at whitelist" Discord mechanics probably built healthier token communities than what we ended up with today we accidentally gamified participation and it might have worked now there's infinite amount of tools to