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You have been grinding web3 for a long time but only getting $2 and $10. This is where you are doing it wrong. - You don't know have your own convictions. Have you ever sat down on your own to do analysis on what you should focus? For many people, they do not do this and only move with what the majority are doing. You can't stand out if you keep doing everything like everyone. Normalize doing research. - Another reason is being too invested on short term gains, and I call that financial myopia. Just like everyone tells you, no one is here to give you free money, you need to show value for it. When you chase short-term gains, do not complain when you get disappointed. Choose a hill and die on it. If it works out, well and good and if it fails, you learn from it. In web3, effort is directly proportional to DUST or USDT, depending on which direction you choose. -Understand trends and move with them. Web3 is one field that experiences narrative changes every almost every 3 months. Be early to adopt what's new. Sometimes this will get you rekt but mostly, you will win big. Try as much as you can to be among the pioneers. - Belong somewhere. You can't be everywhere at the same time, have a community. A good example, Mutua. eth identifies with the Ethereum ecoand is a good believer of DeFi on ETH. It's a centralized space, yes, and we say do not centralize yourself, but also don't be that guy who is a master of multiple trades but with prowess in none. If you choose an ecosystem like base, for instance, which is on ETH (of course, I have to remind you that) make sure you explore all the opportunities in that eco. By this, look at the top trending narratives in CT and go back to your eco to see what they have. A good example; Right now, there is a wave of prediction markets, and we just chose base as a reference so while exploring base, you will find @trylimitless which is actually a top prediction market. The reason why this is necessary is because it's easier to create content about something you understand, and you do it more often because it's fun. - You are probably following influencers blindly. Influencers are also trying to pay their bills and they won't disclose to you which shill is a paid promo. This is why you need to have your own convictions. It will save you from buying in to influencer hype. -Your circle of friends. I know this is kinda hurting but while being honest, it's difficult to make big wins if your friends are bagging $1 and $10. Most of the time, the people you talk to most will pull you in to what they do so if they chop dust, who are you to chop USDT? Interact with winners and learn from them. - You probably don't reply enough. I know most of the guys seeing this are small accs and majority will read and skip it. That's where it all starts. Most of these big influencers you see around, average 300+ replies a day. They are not farming engagements or ElonFi stimmies, but providing value. Then now there is you who only does 20 replies and they are all on your friend's accs and most of them are probably shitposts. The only way you get noticed is when you reply. A good example with myself, if I have an opportunity that I would like to share, I will choose the guy who replies to my posts not the one who just follows me and stays silent. Replies get you noticed. - Another reason is knowing where your value is appreciated. If you notice a project like @wallchain_xyz makes it easy for small accounts to get rewarded, stick with them and quack hard instead of forcing yourself in platforms that only reward influencers . - Jumping from one LB to the other is also another challenge. If you don't have a huge CT following, please stick to one or at most two projects. Don't be that guy who keeps jumping from one LB to the other and at the end of the days chops " ineligible " Thanks for reading through. That's not all, my word limit for X just got exhausted. 😅

Build Apps Not more chains: What does @anoma mean by this? Actually, @anoma doesn’t fight the idea of more chains because it wants to sound different. It questions the very logic behind why they keep being created in the first place. Every time a new project rolls out a fresh chain, it’s often dressed in the language of innovation and scalability, but what actually happens underneath is fragmentation. More chains means liquidity splits, users scatter and communication between networks becomes strained. The whole system begins to feel like a patchwork of isolated rooms where no one speaks the same language, and yet everyone is shouting. Anoma looks at this and doesn’t see progress. It sees a coordination problem that’s getting worse, not better. Chains are multiplying but the people using them are being forced to jump through hoops just to make a simple swap, sign a transaction, or move assets across ecosystems. More chains might mean more activity, but it also means more bridges, more hacks, more repeated infrastructure, and more chaos pretending to be growth. That’s not the future Anoma wants. Instead of building more silos and branding them as sovereign ecosystems, Anoma is building a universal coordination layer that doesn’t care what chain you’re on. It listens to what you want, not where you are. It understands intent and finds a way to fulfill it privately and securely across assets, chains, and participants. It’s not asking users to pick a side. It’s asking networks to talk to each other in ways they haven’t before. In simple terms, to Anoma, creating more chains to fix Web3 is like adding more roads to a city that has no maps. You don’t fix the traffic by laying more concrete. You fix it by building something that knows where everyone is going and how to get them there smoothly, no matter where they started. That’s what Anoma is after. Not another road. A smarter path. Do you agree that web3 needs more apps and not chains?

I want to create a community only for Web3 creators, both small and big. Learners are welcomed too and only Serious people will be approved. How to join: -Repost this tweet -Submit join request via the link below. 👇

Hey fam, help my brother @Morgan_minor254 to win this poll by voting for him on the third option under this tweet. Choice: GM LSK Bros for bros.🤝

If you are not clicking Humanity Protocol, you will be tagging @GiveRep and @ATTNtoken when the rest of us are feasting our $10K+🤣 Humanity protocol has already raised a whole $50M and they are building a ZKproof protocol similar to that of $WLD but they will be using palm scans insted of iris. How to position: -Set up account on: testnet.humanity.org/login?r… -Link Social profiles -Claim daily check ins -For the bridging and other tasks, follow this guide: ( teapawt.net/Mutuabrian_M/status/19…) Let's meet on the side that prints.

From the several Web3 & Blockchain events I have been to, I have observed that the Kenyan Web3 Space is heavily developer based. We don't have non- tech web3 community currently and this means there's a section that is being left out. Not everyone understands Solidity and Rust , we also need to have community engagement specialists, Business Developers KOLs, Content Writers and the many other non- tech web3 dynamics. This is a call to all Community Builders, let's also organize events for the general community members. Being in Web3 without a community to belong in is already difficult, and being in a gated community makes it more difficult.

Best way to max on Airdrops. -Click the Testnets -Create content around them on Kaito. - Short them on Perps on Listing day. If this works for you in 2025, a GLE is inevitable.