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Everyone is so focused on @stayloudio and $LOUD ....
That no one noticed SOPH casually listed at a $2.7B

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🚨 BREAKING 🚨 Yapyo just added a button for you to add your Arbitrum address and link your X account. Don’t miss this.

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I went from 0 to 40k followers by being cringe. This was me at 2k followers in 2022. And it was in 2022, I did the cringiest thing imagineable. I centered my brand around a dead project: Terra Luna. Now I know what you're thinking... "Why would you ever do something like that? No one cared about a token that went to zero." But.... that's where you'd be wrong. I actually realized this was a massive opportunity at the time. 1) There were A LOT of people that still cared about the future of Terra. 2) And there were very very few Terra creators left. (Most burned out and left in shame) How did I know all this? Because I was one of the many people that lost tons of money in Luna. I knew that there were other LUNAtics out there desperate to know: > What was happening next? > Were projects on Terra going to other ecosystems? > What was happening with Luna 2? > Was Do Kwon really doing an airdrop? And so I spent weeks trying to answer these questions. For more than FORTY consecutive weeks, I posted a Terra Weekly thread. It took hard work. It took discipline. Some of my threads were 25+ tweets long. I was THE Terra news guy. And believe me, it was cringe. But it paid off in the end. No, Luna 2.0 did not survive, but I gained so much from this experience: > I bootstrapped an audience and formed meaningful connections with my followers. > I got the opportunity to meet project founders. > I was offered a part time position at a Cosmos validator. > I leveled up my writing skills 100x. Why am I telling you all this? Because I want you to stop worrying about what others think. Being cringe is not handicap. It's a super power. I've carried this lesson with me ever since my Terra days, and it's how I've built my brand to over 40k followers today. Be yourself, be authentic, be different, and the results will follow.

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A wild Deebs appears on the Arbitrum leaderboard! I wasn't trying to farm this board. > Maybe it was a mention of Yapyo? > Maybe my post about ARB coming to Kaito? Either way, hopefully this will make up for me missing the ARB airdrop years ago. (RIP)

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Call it bribes... call it whatever you want. But InfoFi summer is here. And there are simply too many rewards and too few creators to claim them. OpenLedger's addition of a Cookie campaign on top of their Kaito campaign is certifiably insane... > $350k over 3 months to the top snappers on Cookie. > 2M tokens to Top 200 Kaito yappers over 6 months. That's a lot of guacamole. (PS: If you mention the Novastro partnership with @OpenledgerHQ you can also advance on the Novastro board. Credit to @xerocooleth for spotting this.) > 0.75% of Novastro supply to top Kaito yappers. Rewards aside, I believe what Openledger is building is actually quite compelling. I'm all about projects that fight extraction and that's exactly what Openledger is trying to do: make AI less extractive. Instead of: - Getting nothing from your personal data. - Knowing nothing about how the AI model works. Openledger is trying to make an AI economy where: - Users whose data is used get paid. - Developers who help build AI models get paid. It's a blockchain built for AI, where everyone who contributes get paid. Simple as that.

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Everyone wants to climb leaderboards. Everyone wants to be this thought leader in crypto. But 99% wont even do THE BASICS. > They wont edit their bio to remove spammy content: 💎 Gem Finder 100x , Certified Yapper 💯 > They wont create a unique PFP that helps them stand out from the crowd. > They wont look for spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in their work. > They wont pay for a blue checkmark on X. > They wont ensure they have a decent follower to followed ratio. (2:1) > They wont read their work out loud to ensure their “voice” is clear. (I always do this) > They wont stop needlessly tagging dozens of accounts in a post. (This leads to muting and decreased post reach) > They wont stop playing follow for follow games and focus on meaningful connections. > They wont use their replies to ask INSIGHTFUL questions to big accounts. > They wont remember to save their first DM as an “elevator pitch” for networking. > They wont look for ways to stand out (a niche) instead of posting the same things that everyone else is. > They wont remember that not all “big accounts are equal” and some are easier to network with than others. > They wont give up time on video games and TV to read about new projects and increase their knowledge. The lesson here: Introspection. I know it’s easy to blame leaderboards. To be mad you are not top of the Kaito, Yapyo or whatever board. But the truth is you CAN do this. You can climb the leaderboard. You can be an influencer. You can be a thought leader in this space. But you have to stop taking shortcuts. You must look inward: > Reflect on how you can better > Get better > Overcome the obstacles in your path (unfair leaderboards, bag algos, whatever) This is the only way. Dozens in your shoes have done it before. I’ve been here a long time. I remember when accounts like @boldleonidas and @waleswoosh were still tiny. Commit to it, and I promise the results will come.

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