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Anytime you feel like killing that burning desire in you
Just read @_jhunsaker pinned post 🙂↔️
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gHazel [gm]
We hope for a productive and profitable Wednesday ahead
@0xhazels is building toward a future where innovation meets real opportunities in Web3
With a growing ecosystem and a vision for what's next,hazel is a project worth keeping an eye on
get in now,Still early
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There will never be a good time to start.
I knew about Web3 since SSS2. I had no reasonable phone (the one I had was for receiving calls only), no resources to learn. I could have used my parents' or my elder siblings' phones or PC, but I didn't. I told myself; "I have zero resources to start."
After WAEC, now I had an Android( a shiity one btw😆) I gave another excuse again; "I need to read for JAMB 🙂"
100 level, I said it's hard to combine other things with academics (which is true).
100level (2nd semester)- 200 level, I said; "Fuck my excuses" and I started taking action.
As at that time, all the excuses were genuine, but it changed nothing.
Now I'm in final year(500level) , feeling like after graduation I will have more time, there will be no academic stress.
Then I remember my seniors, the pressure on them to get their life together is much higher than when they were in school .
Excuses are monuments of nothingness. Those who use them aren't wise.
If you must do something, do it. Do it broke. Do it when it's stressful. Just do it!!!
Your excuses will never finish!!! You will always have a reason why you shouldn't!!!
I genuinely feel sad for people that use different excuses for their inaction. I will never take someone like that seriously.
They are not ready for life!! Your excuses are genuine, but not valid. The world will not slow down because of how you feel or your situation.
The video below is the device I started Web3 with. Enough excuse for me to say; “let me wait till I have the perfect device”
Now say after me; "Fuck my excuses, I'm tougher and more resilient than that."
There will never be a good time to start.
I knew about Web3 since SSS2. I had no reasonable phone (the one I had was for receiving calls only), no resources to learn. I could have used my parents' or my elder siblings' phones or PC, but I didn't. I told myself; "I have zero resources to start."
After WAEC, now I had an Android( a shiity one btw😆) I gave another excuse again; "I need to read for JAMB 🙂"
100 level, I said it's hard to combine other things with academics (which is true).
100level (2nd semester)- 200 level, I said; "Fuck my excuses" and I started taking action.
As at that time, all the excuses were genuine, but it changed nothing.
Now I'm in final year(500level) , feeling like after graduation I will have more time, there will be no academic stress.
Then I remember my seniors, the pressure on them to get their life together is much higher than when they were in school .
Excuses are monuments of nothingness. Those who use them aren't wise.
If you must do something, do it. Do it broke. Do it when it's stressful. Just do it!!!
Your excuses will never finish!!! You will always have a reason why you shouldn't!!!
I genuinely feel sad for people that use different excuses for their inaction. I will never take someone like that seriously.
They are not ready for life!! Your excuses are genuine, but not valid. The world will not slow down because of how you feel or your situation.
The video below is the device I started Web3 with. Enough excuse for me to say; “let me wait till I have the perfect device”
Now say after me; "Fuck my excuses, I'm tougher and more resilient than that."
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If you ask me I’ll say
💚 GREEN EYESHADOW = PURE GAMDOM ENERGY 💚
Here’s my entry for the #Gamdom100kRound2 challenge 🎨🔥
@stevewilldoit wanted something FUN…
I said: SAY LESS.
Now I need you guys to do your part please 🙏
RATE THE LOOK. HYPE ME UP. TALK YOUR SHIT.
LET’S HAVE SOME FUNNNN
@Romeo_Onchain
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In trading memes, skills definitely play a role.
But I still believe information is the catalyst and the main determinant of how far you will go.
In a market where thousands of tokens are created daily, with 90% rugging and less than 10% being winners,
One thing must separate the skilled traders.
Two people bought the same meme at nearly the same market cap -
One sold at 2x, the other sold at 1000x.
What separates them is either luck or information.
But most times, it's information.
In a market where many copies of the same meme are being created, only one will fly. What separates the holder of the right one from the rest is either information or luck.
Let me use myself as an example. I was early to FTR, I knew it would surely fly.
Did my research, saw three tokens, all looked good to hold, so I bid on all three.
A day before Tesla's flying reveal, new vamps were created. Same tickers, same narratives.
One of the new vamps flew, none of the OGs I was holding moved.
I have the skills to spot narratives, what makes the difference is either information or luck.
But most times, it's always information.
In trading memes, skills definitely play a role.
But I still believe information is the catalyst and the main determinant of how far you will go.
In a market where thousands of tokens are created daily, with 90% rugging and less than 10% being winners,
One thing must separate the skilled traders.
Two people bought the same meme at nearly the same market cap -
One sold at 2x, the other sold at 1000x.
What separates them is either luck or information.
But most times, it's information.
In a market where many copies of the same meme are being created, only one will fly. What separates the holder of the right one from the rest is either information or luck.
Let me use myself as an example. I was early to FTR, I knew it would surely fly.
Did my research, saw three tokens, all looked good to hold, so I bid on all three.
A day before Tesla's flying reveal, new vamps were created. Same tickers, same narratives.
One of the new vamps flew, none of the OGs I was holding moved.
I have the skills to spot narratives, what makes the difference is either information or luck.
But most times, it's always information.
Web3 is for the obsessed…
Be obsessed with steering at your chart every single minutes, that’s how you will find your edge
Be obsessed with that community that’s how you get the recognition you deserve
Be obsessed with that Pj, that’s how you believe when lesser people do
Be obsessed at getting better. Be obsessed with with your craft .
Be obsessed with showing up everyday , that’s how you show up when things isn’t looking good
If you are not obsessed with the industry, perhaps you should quit 🙂
If you think life is against you remember icon ;
He bought hype at $96
He bought Avax at $11.4
He bought Sui at $1.2
He bought at $0.024 🥲
Now the only thing he can do is watch his portfolio bleed with hope of a comeback 🥲
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You have to build a professional portfolio.
Put it in a site that’s well curated.
Market your work and your content in a variety of places where your prospective clients will be able to find it.
Determine what your niche is. After you have a proven professional quality portfolio, research your optimal clients. Reach out to them.
Then it becomes a numbers game. Always be creating, maintaining relationships and working to cultivate new ones.
Get thick skin and understand it takes time to build your reputation and it’s very easy to hurt it. Take the high road every time.
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My sister abroad sent me $100 last month. I got $93.
Somewhere between her phone and my bank account, $7 vanished into fees, exchange-rate markups, and "processing time."
And if she tried crypto instead? Even worse. She'd need to:
→ Download a separate crypto app
→ Buy a second token just to pay the network fee
→ Copy a long wallet address and pray she got it right
My sister just wanted to send money. Not earn a degree in blockchain.
Sui announced an official partnership with Samsung on Oct8 during Sui basecamp
The aim of this is to solve the exact problems.
And the problem isn't only cost. It's effort.
Messages and videos cross the world in seconds. Money still hits delays, middlemen, weekends, and holidays.
Crypto promised a fix, but for regular people it added a new problem: too many steps and too much jargons.
Sui and Samsung is fixing these in 3 steps 👇
1. USDC:a digital dollar. 1 USDC is designed to stay worth about $1, so there are no wild price swings like Bitcoin.
2. Sui: the network that moves it. And since May 2026, supported USDC transfers on Sui are *gasless*
You don't need to buy SUI just to send your own money. Network fee to you: $0.00.
3. Samsung Wallet: the app millions already have on their phones. No new app to hunt down. No crypto learning curve.
Why this matters?
The best technology is the kind you don't have to think about.
You don't need to understand how email works to send one. Same idea here: you see a familiar wallet, you send dollars, and the blockchain works quietly in the background.
Samsung's reach is huge: up to 82 million eligible Galaxy devices in the U.S.
Samsung Wallet also supports sending money to eligible bank accounts in 60+ countries, where recipients get local currency.
So the person on the other end doesn't need to be a crypto user at all.
📍 A freelancer getting paid by an overseas client
📍 A small business paying a supplier abroad
📍 A family supporting someone back home
Rollout starts the last week of October 2026 in the U.S., with more markets to follow.
If you're outside the U.S. (Nigeria included 🇳🇬), follow this closely, but it isn't available to you yet.
Most people don't wake up wanting to "use a blockchain."
They wake up wanting to pay bills, support family, and get paid on time.
If Samsung Wallet and Sui can make that easier, this won't be just another crypto headline. It'll be one of the clearest signs of blockchain doing what it was always supposed to do: solving real problems quietly.
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Alibaba Cloud × Sui: Enabling AI Agents to Pay for Cloud Services
AI is becoming more capable of handling complex tasks independently. But for an AI agent to operate autonomously, intelligence alone isn't enough. It also needs computing power, access to services, and a reliable way to pay for them.
That’s where the collaboration between Alibaba Cloud and Sui comes in.
At Sui Basecamp 2026 in Singapore, both announced a collaboration to integrate Alibaba Cloud services into Sui Agent Payments. The goal is to enable AI agents to purchase eligible cloud and AI services on a per-call basis using stablecoins, with payments settled on the Sui blockchain.
1. Tackling the payment challenge
Traditional cloud services often depend on subscriptions, prepaid credits, invoices, and provider accounts. While these systems work well for businesses, they can create obstacles for AI agents that need resources on demand.
Imagine an AI research agent that needs more computing power to complete a task. Waiting for manual payment approval could interrupt its workflow.
Sui Agent Payments aims to simplify this process by allowing spending limits and payment controls to be established in advance, enabling agents to purchase eligible services within authorised budgets.
2. How does it work?
The collaboration brings together different components:
• Alibaba Cloud: Provides cloud computing and AI services.
• Sui: Provides the blockchain infrastructure for payment settlement.
• Stablecoins: Enable digital payments between services.
• AI agents: Initiate eligible purchases within their authorised spending limits.
Together, these components could allow AI agents to access and pay for resources as their tasks require them.
3. Why is this important?
This points towards an emerging concept known as machine-to-machine commerce, where software can purchase digital services from other systems without requiring a person to initiate every transaction.
For example, an AI research agent could pay for data access, an analytics agent could obtain additional computing resources, and an automated business system could pay for API requests as needed.
However, autonomy must come with safeguards. Spending limits, transaction verification, and protection against duplicate payments are essential to prevent unexpected costs and misuse.
The exact launch timeline, supported services, pricing, and technical details will be important to watch as the integration develops.
The bigger picture
AI agents need more than the ability to think and make decisions. They need the infrastructure to act, access digital resources, and pay for the services that keep their workflows running.
Alibaba Cloud brings the services, while Sui provides the payment and settlement infrastructure.
If implemented effectively, this collaboration could help make payments a natural part of autonomous AI workflows.
The future isn't just about AI that can think. It's about AI that can take action, interact with digital services, and manage payments within clearly defined financial limits.
@alibaba_cloud @SuiNetwork