Dev: Rust, Solidity, Web3 Sec ;; contributor @toolportapp @shipsafeAI @obiversehq

Ala Igbo
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I want to know what it feels like to be paid in dollars and in USDC, knowing I earned it through the value I created.
It hit me today that I've never actually earned my own dollars or been paid in USDC. I've earned in Naira before, but never in USD. Now I'm a developer making open-source contributions, building projects, and getting into bug bounties.
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Let’s Dive into a bit of history.. Did you know that Ethereum’s Merge was a historic blockchain milestone? Moving from PROOF OF WORK to PROOF OF STAKE while keeping the network running and reducing energy consumption by about 99.95%.
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Nobody wants to calculate satoshis before making a payment. Sometimes you just want to say: “Send ₦10,000 worth of Bitcoin.”
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What does your team do every day that requires copying, pasting, checking, updating or reminding? Start there; that's where automation earns its keep.
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We climbed mount chiliad for this
Arnav Gupta
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Been cooking for a while github.com/PrismorSec/prismo…
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Happy Saturday ☀️ No meetings. No deadlines. Just vibes and checking the Bitcoin balance you promised yourself you wouldn't touch. 😂
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Be honest: how much of your business still runs on “just remind me later”? Technology can automate the reminder. The human still forgets.
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We built prismor to avoid agents from taking dumb decisions github.com/PrismorSec/prismo…
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It’s a new week GIDAns. The market doesn’t reward the most excited, it rewards patience! Panic selling and chasing pumps is just transferring your bag to someone more patient than you. Stay patient. Keep building.
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Now that I'm a dev, what next?? I neva see the money o 🤕
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I'm not a computer hardware engineer, but from the little time I've spent using my PC constantly, encountering issues and figuring out how to resolve them, this is what I can tell you. 1
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... problem and start asking: "Okay, what is this thing trying to tell me?" And I think that's a useful skill for anyone who uses a computer. You don't have to be an expert. Just learn enough about your machine to understand when something is wrong and where to start looking.
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