Here’s how I scaled my agency to 200K$ at 18 and then shut it down…..

Infofi is back Thanks to @MEXC @SouBolado we forgot to take a pic in Singapore

A guide for everyone visiting India for the first time for Devcon 🇮🇳 A few things that will make your stay in Mumbai much easier 1. Book your stay near Jio World Convention Centre Try to book your hotel or Airbnb as close to the main venue as possible since Mumbai traffic can get pretty chaotic and staying nearby will save you a lot of time There are options ranging from affordable stays to luxury hotels so you should be able to find something that fits your budget 2. Install Uber Uber is your go to app for getting around, sometimes it can take a while to find a cab so if you have the budget you can also hire a car with a driver for the day which can cost around $50 depending on the car and duration 3. Install Zomato and Swiggy These will be your go to apps for ordering food online, you'll find pretty much every cuisine on them and plenty of restaurants offer late night or even 24/7 delivery 4. Install Blinkit and Zepto India's quick commerce game is on another level, you can literally order anything from a Coke and a nail cutter to groceries and even an iPhone and get it delivered to your doorstep in as little as 10 to 15 minutes, availability depends on your location and the item but these apps are insanely convenient 5. Don't miss Mumbai's street food Definitely try some local street food while you're here, if that's not your thing don't worry as you'll find Japanese, Italian, Continental and pretty much every other cuisine around the area 6. Carry some cash A lot of local merchants rely on UPI rather than international cards, since setting up UPI can be difficult for foreign visitors make sure to carry some Indian cash with you Having an Indian friend you can call in case you get stuck somewhere can also be a lifesaver as they may be able to make a UPI payment for you 7. For nightlife, head to Bandra If you're planning to party you'll find some of Mumbai's best bars and clubs in Bandra, including some of the more premium spots Just keep in mind that getting there and back can take time depending on traffic That's pretty much it, Mumbai can feel overwhelming at first but once you get the hang of things it's an amazing city, hope everyone has a great Devcon 🤝

IF YOU ARE A BRAND AND LOOKING TO LAUNCH A CREATOR CAMPAIGN FOR YOUR BRAND, have a 30 mins call with shubh and you will understand why this vouch is made for

Just wrapped up a launch campaign for a client and barely had time to post anything over the last week because things were super busy behind the scenes 5M+ views so far 200+ creators involved $100K+ distributed to creators Time to take things to the next level in Q4

Really appreciate it Eddy, means a lot coming from you. Wouldn't it be cool if the wallet supported zcash too…? 😉

EAGLE-4 is here. From EAGLE-1 to EAGLE-3, we’ve kept making inference faster. EAGLE-4 is our fastest yet. 961.6 tokens/s on @Alibaba_Qwen’s Qwen3.8-27B with TokenSpeed (BF16, 4× @NVIDIA B300, TP4, one request, T=0). Github: github.com/eagle-hq/EAGLE-4

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As you all know, I’ve been pretty vocal about RWA being one of the biggest runners this cycle I was researching which sectors could benefit the most from this narrative, so I went through @coingecko RWA sector tab and found something interesting IT and Communication Services are currently the most tokenised stock sectors, while Energy sits at #8 Personally, I feel like Energy is a sector worth keeping an eye on 👀 With all the geopolitical tensions around the world and energy security becoming a bigger priority, I think we could see a lot more attention and retail participation in this sector over the next few years as RWA adoption grows Everyone is focused on the obvious sectors right now, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Energy becomes a much bigger part of the RWA narrative in the coming years

As per my calculation only 8% people are still holding Here's why I clipped today No one would claim refund anymore so that's good but it also means more pressure on secondary markets for offloading, Treasury will build up again but since team had to process a lot of refunds they will be making less money now This is just what I feel like although it's literally one of the most well backed and funded projects in this space

Easiest $10K of my life Exited my position today with almost 50% profits Back in January, I literally DMed 15 of my friends asking them to put money into this presale. Not a single one did The crazy part? It had a put option that allowed you to claim a 100% refund at any time. You could literally get all your money back whenever you wanted Most people took the refund early when the token was down 5–10%. That reduced the remaining supply while increasing the treasury backing it, which helped push the price up for those who stayed You could have put $10M into this presale. It wasn't even oversubscribed. With the refund option, you could have walked away with your entire principal whenever you wanted, or held on and potentially made $5M at today's prices There are so many opportunities in this space. You just have to keep your mind open, do your own research and make rational decisions instead of blindly following the crowd No big KOLs were shilling this. Even today, barely anyone knows about it But I did my research, had my conviction and acted on it

I’ve been slowly deploying money over last 1 year and finally took my last entry today Shubh is all in My major bets for this cycle are BTC ETH SOL and then RWA narrative coins like Ondo Pyth whose got some credibility by institutions I want to get some exposure to privacy coins though so still researching, might buy a small bag I have zero exposure to robinhood ecosystem, it might be against the tide I know but I still feel like robinhood will follow the footsteps of arbitrum sui polygon It will become a big name, there will be some big defi protocols, launchpads there but in long term it’s gonna be a shitshow for holders I think the top is in for Robinhood ecosystem

HR Asked me " where do you see yourself in 5 years " - With LOML travelling the world - Couple millies in the bag - Never doing shit I don't love

I don't really understand why Ledger is getting so much hate for this If I'm correct, the compromise happened somewhere in the reseller and supply chain, which means this might not be a Ledger-specific issue but a broader hardware wallet security concern Trezor, Tangem, SafePal and other brands also share resellers, and potentially some supply chain dependencies, so how can we be certain their devices are completely safe from similar attacks? From a consumer POV, yeah, this is super fucked up, but the reality is that you can't control every possible attack vector The best thing you can do is diversify your security setup 2 hot wallets on your phone (EVM + SOL) 2 hot wallets on your laptop (EVM + SOL) 2 CEX accounts 4 cold wallets Diversify beyond crypto into traditional assets like bank deposits and real estate Getting hacked or drained won't always be within your control, so the goal shouldn't just be to prevent every possible attack The goal should be to make sure that even if one security layer fails, you don't lose your entire life savings Don't put all your eggs in one basket, whether it's your investments or your security setup bozos

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Last day in Singapore 🇸🇬 Really glad I got to meet so many amazing people this time around connect, learn, exchange ideas, and hear different perspectives Overall, it was an incredible experience. Coming to events like these and seeing 19–20-year-olds building businesses and printing millions is both humbling and inspiring. It reminds you just how much is possible, while also giving you that extra fire to go back, work harder, and level up Leaving Singapore with a lot of new connections, lessons, and motivation Goodbye Singapore Until next time 🇸🇬❤️