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Hi, I’m Benjamin.
I design and build high-performing emails & lifecycle systems that help businesses make money, from onboarding to retention and reactivation.
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Manuwa Opeyemi retweeted
After spending weeks around @voicecc I think people are getting one thing wrong about VOICE.
A lot of the conversation is about CLOUT, VOICY, quests and the $VOICE airdrop.
But that might be the least interesting part of what they're building.
Walk with me 🧵
𝑻𝑯𝑰𝑵𝑮𝑺 𝑨𝑹𝑬 𝑨𝑩𝑶𝑼𝑻 𝑻𝑶 𝑮𝑬𝑻 𝑴𝑶𝑹𝑬 𝑰𝑵𝑻𝑬𝑹𝑬𝑺𝑻𝑰𝑵𝑮 𝑭𝑶𝑹 𝑽𝑶𝑰𝑪𝑬
Q4 2026 looks like one of the busiest stretches on the @voicecc roadmap so far.
From what I understand, the plan for this quarter includes the $VOICE Token Generation Event (TGE), Tier-1 exchange listings, the launch of the main VOICE application, an internal marketplace, and 20 partners secured.
The TGE is the point where the $VOICE token is officially generated, while exchange listings would make it possible for the token to become tradable on those platforms, Those two will probably get most of the attention because they're the easiest milestones for people to watch from the outside.
But the two I'm paying the most attention to are the main app and the marketplace.
So far, a lot of people's experience with VOICE has happened through campaigns, quests and social participation, That's been a good way to bring people into the ecosystem, but it also means the experience is spread across different places.
A main application could give all of that one proper home.
The marketplace is the part I'm especially curious about, If it works as intended, it could give more utility to the things users earn or unlock through participation, rather than having them simply sit as points or achievements on a leaderboard.
Because honestly, a token launch and a few exchange listings can get people looking at a project for a week or two.
What determines whether they stay is what happens after the launch
Do people have a reason to keep opening the app, taking part and coming back?
That's the question I'll be watching most closely.
Of course, a roadmap is still a plan, These are milestones the team is aiming for, not guarantees, and timelines can always change.
But i trust VOICE to deliver and i like that Q4 appears to be moving VOICE from building attention to shipping actual products.
If the team executes on these milestones, Q4 could be the quarter where @voicecc shows what the project can really become.
Stay VOICEd in
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This is your cue to try that hairdresser on your street. Give that your street hairdresser a chance because WHATTT? 😭
This woman finished work on my hair!
Well… not all advice you should take. 😂
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Growing up, I realized that when I was a kid, little, little things used to make me so happy.
Looking forward to my dad coming home.
Looking forward to when my sister promised to buy me sweets.
Looking forward to when my mum promised to buy me a bag, a dress or shoes.
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If I’m craving a small treat, I don’t want to talk myself out of enjoying it just because it seems insignificant.
I’m realizing that happiness doesn’t always have to be this big, extraordinary thing.
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So lately, I’ve been taking a step back and learning to find joy in little things again.
If I’m craving ₦100 worth of peanuts, I’ll buy it and actually enjoy eating it.
If I want sweets, biscuits, or ice cream, I’ll get them and let myself be happy about them.
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Looking forward to seeing family, seeing a friend, going to school, or going to my friend’s house to play.
Adulthood made me forget those things.
It made me forget that happiness can exist in the smallest things.
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Maybe growing up is realizing you can genuinely love people and still not have the capacity to show up for them the way you used to.
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I used to think I was a good friend because I was the friend who checked up, looked out for you, randomly texted you and was always available.
But recently, I’ve realized I’m no longer that friend.
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I don’t check up as much. I don’t reach out like I used to. And as much as I don’t want to use “life” as an excuse, life honestly plays a part.
Sometimes you’re so busy trying to keep yourself together that you don’t realize you’ve become distant from the people you care about.
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Manuwa Opeyemi retweeted
If you're looking to start your tech or career journey and you're still in uni in Nigeria.
Pleaseeeeeeeee work on your communication skill like learn how to put your words together train yourself 🙏🏾 you could bag a life changing job and still lose it due to communication issues.
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Some days are heavy, but I’m still thankful for breath, for hope, and for another chance to try again.
Happy new week.
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Manuwa Opeyemi retweeted
No amount of peer pressure from society can make me do BBL in this life.
Omo that video I watched is traumatizing asf 😭
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