GTM & Growth Lead | Partnerships, Product Launches & BD | Web3 · SaaS · Fintech | I also ship products with AI - zero code BD Lead @PulsarMoneyApp
Cluj-Napoca
Joined August 2010
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Emanuel Daniciuc retweeted
Pulsar Pro. That's the point.
Rewards on every action, cashback you control, and the full partner stack running underneath your money app.
Live day one of @Arc mainnet, September 16.
let me (re)introduce myself
hi, i'm Emanuel
- based in Cluj-Napoca, Romania
- 5+ years in Web3, 10+ years experience overall
- I like using AI to build stuff
- Petrol runs in my veins, cars are my passion
- Sound engineering is a new hobby and I also mix for a cover band and random events
let's connect
let me (re)introduce myself
I’m ᕈulsar, the multi-currency money app
> based onchain (but also 🇪🇺)
> I hate gimmicky crypto cards that don't come with actual account details in your name
> I love all currencies, not just USD - tell me yours and I'll get to work
> I want you to basically forget about different stablecoins/chains/fees etc and just enjoy your money
let’s connect - especially if you’re paid in crypto and want to use it like actual fiat 👋
Proof of Talk done. Great to see known faces and meet new ones. This time the t-shirts became suits - this space is transforming, it's growing up.
Great discussions around @PulsarMoney.
Emanuel Daniciuc retweeted
The WalletConnect Pay ecosystem keeps growing.
Today at Money20/20, we're announcing the next wave of wallet partners going live with WalletConnect Pay.
Here's who's in ↓
Excited to be in Paris this week for @proofoftalk with the Pulsar Money team.
This week, the Pulsar Money team is heading to several events across EU & US.
From Paris to New York, we’ll be on the ground talking about what comes next for money movement, stablecoins, and the infra needed to make the next generation of fintech usable in everyday life.
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I’ve just joined the @PulsarMoneyApp team, and next week I’ll be at @proofoftalk meeting people building in stablecoins, neobanks, and payments.
If you’ll be there and these topics are on your radar, let’s meet.
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Opus 4.7. ChatGPT 5.5. New desktop app. New local app. Another framework. Another protocol.
I use AI every day - for daily tasks, to build concepts, to visualize ideas, to learn new things and get new skills.
But sometimes I feel like I can't keep up.
New model drops on Monday. New tool on Tuesday. By Friday, someone on my timeline is already calling it outdated.
How do you keep up?
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Everyone shows the launch. Nobody shows what happens after.
I built a ticketing app with AI. Here’s what broke.
We tested it with volunteers for weeks before the event. Felt ready. Then during the actual event, past 1,000 registrations, the app started hiding earlier entries. Volunteers panicked.
One prompt in @Lovable → fixed.
Check-in counter was slightly off → one prompt → fixed.
Small display bug → one prompt → fixed.
The good part is that visitors never noticed any of this. But the volunteers running the event definitely did.
You can't QA every scenario when you build alone. Real users will always find the gaps. That's just true, with or without AI.
But the fix cycle is insanely fast. No tickets. No standups. No "we'll get to it next sprint." Just describe the problem → deploy → move on.
Before this, we used spreadsheets. Now we have a working app that handled check in for thousands of people.
Still wrapping my head around that.
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10 years ago my only sales experience was watching The Wolf of Wall Street movie.
An ex-colleague introduced me to a Sales Manager anyway. That intro got me the job, not my resume.
A few years later, a good friend introduced me to a Blockchain project CEO. Same story. We ended up working together for 4.5 years and did some great things!
Neither of those happened on a job board.
Right now everyone is talking about building solo with AI. I'm doing it too, but I haven't forgotten how I actually got here.
The tools changed. The people still matter.
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10 years ago, one person gave me a chance and moved me from an entry-level procurement job to B2B sales. That moment shaped everything that came after — including a jump into Web3 that I never saw coming.
I never learned to code. Not a single line.
But in the last 6 months I shipped:
→ A ticketing platform for 3,500+ people with Stripe payments and QR check-in
→ A full brand + marketing site for a Web3 startup
→ A B2B site with AI blog editor for a logistics company
All live. All working. Just me and AI tools.
On March 8th, Lovable was free for a day. I built 6-7 brands from scratch just because I could. One is about to go live.
The gap between having an idea and shipping it has never been smaller.
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I'm amazed by the stuff I can do with AI these days. Yesterday @Lovable was free to use and I kinda took advantage and built like 6-7 brands from scratch just for fun and improved vinosivezi.ro a little bit.
What do you think about AI? Are you using it as well?
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Emanuel Daniciuc retweeted
Happy New Year!
Appreciate the 250+ teams & devs who put Surflux to work, burned credits, and used our services to build faster on @SuiNetwork.
We’re here to make Sui data easier than ever to work with, and to support every builder pushing this beautiful ecosystem forward! 💙
Emanuel Daniciuc retweeted
Teamed up with @buildermare over the weekend for the Sui hackathon, and the energy there was exactly what you want to see in a growing ecosystem.
We provided the infra so teams could focus more on building.
Happy to support builders, and we’ll take this even further. Onwards!💧
Get ready for the switch. @surflux’s new playground is here.
JSON-RPC on @SuiNetwork is being deprecated in ~120 days, and everyone will transition to gRPC.
There’s now a playground that maps each JSON-RPC call to its gRPC equivalent, lets you run both, and shows the exact request and response shapes side by side.
Check the playground 🔗👇
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Emanuel Daniciuc retweeted
Sui HackFest finished, and it was a good reminder of how quickly the builder base on @SuiNetwork is growing.
@alex_jilavu and @gabrielvmatei judged on behalf of Surflux and @buidly_. We saw teams move fast, test & break things, fix them, and push through.
> Surflux had a special track for teams using the data layer. We backed the best projects so they can keep going.
Godspeed.
Emanuel Daniciuc retweeted
The best thing about @SuiNetwork is that writing the contract is the easy part.
The hard part shows up right after: you need the right infrastructure
>RPC setup, custom indexers, data pipelines, databases, maintenance… and your project becomes a multi-week engineering detour
