FOBO REVIEW: WHAT IF EVERY TOKEN LAUNCH COULD BUILD ITS OWN PRICE FLOOR? @fobodotfun One thing I've noticed about crypto is how quickly a promising token launch can turn into another forgotten chart. A token launches, early buyers rush in, volume starts climbing, and everyone begins talking about its potential. Then the selling starts. Liquidity disappears, the chart moves back toward its starting point, and the people who entered late are left holding something that may never recover. We've seen this cycle play out across different launchpads. But what if the trading activity that usually fuels this cycle could also help build something underneath the token? That's the idea that caught my attention when I came across FOBO. I've been looking through its litepaper, and there's an interesting approach here that goes beyond simply creating another place to launch tokens. Let me break it down. 🧵

Good morning fam Just finished working on another thread design for a creator Really enjoyed putting this one together Time to rest a bit before I find something else to cook 💙 I'm open for design gigs and collaborations My DMs are always open. ♟️🌿

Just taking things one day at a time 💙 Delivered a thread design for a creator last night And, I’m cooking another one for a different creator tonight 🎨👨‍🍳 Always nice working on new ideas and bringing them to life Hope everyone’s having a good week so far♟️🌿

10,000 BTC once bought two pizzas. today, we call it bitcoin pizza day. bitcoin’s first real-world purchase was two pizzas for 10,000 BTC. the lesson? a token isn’t truly useful until it can pay for real things. what if digital assets could pay for real things,not just sit in wallets or get traded? Introducing @PaynexisLabs : commerce powered onchain. digital assets that actually work in the real world. Pay. Buy. Transact. On-chain. 🧵 👇🏻

My week in a nutshell ➢ Develop a growth strategy for a project ➢ Grew telegram group from 0 to 700+ members in a week ➢ Created a public list to engage on mutuals ➢ Wrote a thread for a contest (posting soon) Happy Sunday 😊 How did your week go ?

When an application is running in production, the team should be able to identify exactly which version is live. This becomes even more important as AI coding agents make it easier to generate and ship code faster. With more changes happening in less time, keeping track of what went live and which changes were included can become harder. If something breaks, developers need a clear way to trace the issue back to a specific release and source version rather than guessing what might have caused it. Keeping a record of each release, including what changed and when it was published, gives the team a reliable starting point for investigating problems. The faster we can build and ship software, the more important it becomes to know exactly what we're running.

Learn how to create motion graphics for brands with just your smartphone (link on my bio) starts on Friday 🔥

sometimes, I have to accept that I don't have all the answers. I'm trying to build something meaningful, even when the path isn't clear and progress feels slow. I might make mistakes, doubt myself and take longer than expected but I'm learning to trust the process while staying open to growth. maybe I'm not crazy for trying. maybe I'm just figuring things out in my own way.

➢0 to 700 members in less than a week ➢Increased community engagement 30% ➢ Max messages daily 300, Minimum 100 ➢ Campaign analytics : 200 to 700 members in 4 days running. ➢ X followers grew from 12 to 117 (currently suspended) Did I cook?

Exactly 2 years ago, @Starcloud_ finished @YCombinator S24. That day, @DaltonC Caldwell gave a speech which could be summed up as “Just don’t die”. The speech was the most memorable one of the batch for me and one stat in particular stood out, which makes today significant for me: Companies from years before, that didn’t die for 2 years out from YC had a 30% chance of being worth $100m or more today (which sounded like a lot to me then!) I remember thinking: I’m just going to focus on making sure we’re not dead in 2 years. I’ve now seen many companies in our batch die, almost all of which from self inflicted wounds. Each time before the death I remember thinking: Man, you just have to not die for 2 years, hang in there 😣 I’ve added a few obnoxiously obvious yet still profound slides from that day (I hope you don’t mind Dalton!)