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I think we truly should not fade Hub.
As you know, a large audience + bullish sentiment are always a good sign for a project.
After seeing big numbers on @hubdotxyz's profile, I was curious to create a quick visualization of their impressions
So, here’s your lil recap 🧵
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It's been one month Hub has started the training of their AI and all we can see are massive impressions over MASSIVE impressions :
1/🧵 TREND'S EVOLUTION :
The first tweet made a strong impact, reaching around 400k views but the training tweets remain active for a few days, so the data for one tweet actually spans several days (until the IQ Points for that tweet expire)
Views are fluctuating between 350K and 700K+, the hype is solid, and people seem consistent.
Moreover, the latest tweets (around a week old) are still growing until expiration --> the views aren't going down, its still evolving.
2/🧵 BALANCED REFERRAL SYSTEM :
Analyzing the IQ Points system, it's based on evaluating the quality of your answers and the number of referrals.
FYI : The top-ranked user without referrals is 77th out of over 50k users, still bullish for retails
(My referral code below btw)
3/🧵 STATS :
Those numbers are telling everything :
- 3,7 MILLION of replies
- 14,7 MILLION views
Idk if you realize how much Hub's is taking the attention in silence.
3,7 million, It proves massive community engagement, speeds up the AI’s improvement with a vast amount of data, and validates the project’s relevance, AI's brain probably turned into lava lol
Hub, probably something.
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It was just a quick insight, I wanted to keep it simple and easy to read.
You’ll find my referral link below bozo
Unpopular opinion:
40% of AI agent projects will be canceled by 2027.
Here's why everyone's doing AI agents wrong:
- They're using "agent" as a marketing buzzword
- No clear ROI measurement
- Treating automation like magic
Real agents require systems thinking, not just fancy prompts.
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Kryps ⚡️ retweeted
From mindshare to millions
Loud’s IAO on May 31 could redefine the attention economy
The Initial Attention Offering (IAO) by @stayloudio introduces a novel concept in the Web3 space, blending the attention economy with decentralized finance on Solana
It’s an experiment to quantify and reward mindshare, a measure of influence and engagement, using @KaitoAI's technology, which tracks user contributions via social activity
This approach stems from a broader trend in web3, where projects increasingly use gamified incentives to drive community engagement, as seen in Kaito's earlier success with personalized social cards and mindshare maps that boosted organic growth
Loud’s model ties attention directly to financial incentives, which align the interests of creators and speculators through transaction fees
$Loud trades generate fees in $Sol, redistributed weekly to top contributors, aiming to create a self-sustaining cycle where creators drive attention, and traders fuel the system through volume
This mirrors a growing focus in DeFi on sustainable liquidity systems, which prioritize long-term engagement over short-term mining incentives
The IAO’s structure reflects a strategic push for fairness and exclusivity, a response to critiques of unequal access in token launches
By prioritizing top yappers in Phase 1 and opening to Kaito users in Phase 2, Loud ensures early adopters and active community members are rewarded first, while still allowing broader participation
This aligns with Solana’s ecosystem ethos, emphasizing decentralized ownership and community-driven value creation
Made by @0x_ultra
Just a reminder, stay focused on your core strategy
– The market is pumping
– Euphoria is slowly returning
– Retail investors are coming back
Don’t mess up this bull run again with stupid decisions
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Being back at the office after Dubai is wild
There was so much content to shoot, too many opportunities and business to conduct
This trip boosted my transition from web2 to web3
Heading to get this view again
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Kryps ⚡️ retweeted
Takeaways from Token2049 Dubai after a successful frens network event:
1. Curating a good guest list makes a huge difference
Everyone I spoke to said the same thing: quality > quantity.
No one really cares how big the event is or how many people are there, smaller rooms are where you find the best conversations anyways
2. People remember events that feel different
We've all been to the same copypasta events with sponsored presentations and boring appetizers
Impress guests by something different that will stick like the Rug Radio event or Unfungible's Paddle tournament
Ours was an ice bath partnered with Pudgy Penguins
3. Focusing on building real friendships instead of 'networking hacks'
Some of the best intros I got were just from genuinely vibing and meeting people
Most try to go to as many events as they can in one day and end up sacrificing the quality of their conversations
I asked @kelanoo what makes a good ghostwriter
He simply replied "Write more", that's it.
So now, write more 🫵
This week in Dubai was a timeless escape
• 8 degens in a villa with a pool and private beach
• Riding jet skis and dune buggies
• Met a bunch of great people
Grateful, love you fam ❣️
Carlitos for our villa :
- 2.5 hour call with Booking
- Lost his voice
- Negotiated to cover the villa, 80% chance
- Became poor for us
White knight, you deserve a fresh beer 😂
Dubai so far
- Booked a villa, but it got canceled two weeks ago because the owner decided to use it himself after confirmation
- Booked another villa after, only for it to be canceled hours ago due to a water leak - literally 4 hours before check in
- Finally, booked a new villa at twice the price just now and spent the last two hours on the phone with @bookingcom sorting things
- Pretty frustrating experience.. Hoping this third villa’s the charm and $Pengu pumps enough for me to forget about this































