People keep asking where Fuel is heading next. We've spent years building from first principles. But growth doesn't come from performance alone. It comes from proof. Here's how we plan to earn it 👇

What it feels like to use @o2dotapp Turbo

Every time we mention instant payouts to prop traders, they think it sounds too good to be true. And I get it. But you don’t have to take our word for it. You trade with real capital on real markets. Everything happens onchain, from your trades to your payouts. You can see it all for yourself. It’s different from what you’re used to, but it’s very real.

What happens if you cry? Do you get a discount?

“No eval” usually comes with a catch. Not with @o2dotapp: - Trade live spot capital from day one - Keep 100% of your profits - Withdraw instantly in USDC One-time payment starting at $75. Try Turbo now.

People used to pay design agencies tens of thousands of dollars to extend their brand identity across every app, page, and component. You can now stop at the brand identity. Get an agency to build your brand. That still requires a very specific skill set and taste if you want to get it right. Then train your AI on it. I'm telling you, once it understands your brand, it can handle things it struggled with before, from UI components to sophisticated motion design and animations. The value of great taste hasn't changed. The cost of executing on it has.

Hot take: design and feel are among the biggest drivers of long-term retention. It’s not just about how an app looks or what it does. It’s about the small details that make you feel like someone actually thought about you when designing it. That’s what makes you want to come back.

The problem with giving your product away for free is that you attract people who expect to make money from it without investing anything themselves. They then bring in more people with the same expectations, and you end up building a network where everyone expects to benefit from your product, but nobody is willing to pay for it.

Imagine being retirement age and your dad finally tells you it’s time to start running the family business.

Imagine riding the ethereum:0x1f9840a85d5af5bf1d1762f925bdaddc4201f984 wave with a Turbo account 🏎️

Very hard to contain my excitement about what we're cooking for both Fuel and o2.

Been digging into @DeriveXYZ in the past weeks. If you’re a pro trader or a market maker, this is currently one of the best apps in the space, but the UX and intuitiveness of the product for a new user is close to zero. You currently have to sit down for hours in the docs to understand the greeks and all the subtleties of the product. If they can figure out a Lite mode, this will become a banger of an app.

Finished watching The Bear last night. Great show, very inspiring if you’re building anything. Highly recommend. Every second matters!

Prop firms are a pretty weird business when you actually map out how they work. You pay to trade fake money. You need to hit a profit target while respecting a long list of rules, some of which make it much harder to actually trade normally and make money. You fail? You pay again. You pass? Your “funded” account is often still simulated. You make money? There can be another set of rules before you’re allowed to withdraw it. And somehow all of this is sold as “get access to $50K in capital.” The whole model depends on most traders never making it to a payout. Once you understand that, a lot of the rules start making more sense.

o2 Turbo is as real as it can be. v3 incoming soon

Which trading app has the best mobile UX?

Gm 🏃‍♂️

Riding the ethereum:native wave on Turbo

Had a trader complain today because his market order didn’t execute at the exact marked price. His argument: “This never happens when I trade with XYZ prop firm.” Turns out he didn’t even know those trades were simulated. Prop firms have gotten so good at selling the fantasy of trading that some traders don’t even know what real execution looks like.