It’s time to meet the team. Let’s start with our CEO, @sevenonchain. CoConnect is built by operators who’ve spent years close to execution, not theory. Seven brings close to two decades of experience working alongside founders, teams, and agencies, long before Web3 entered the picture. That time was spent operating in environments where distribution, commercial discipline, and execution standards are unforgiving, and where results only compound when systems are designed properly. Over the past few years, he’s brought that experience on-chain, advising and working closely with hundreds of founders and project teams. That blend of off-chain and on-chain exposure shapes how CoConnect approaches GTM: - Systems over one-offs - Execution over tactics - Signal over noise CoConnect exists because scaling on-chain teams requires more than campaigns. It requires operators who’ve seen what holds up when things get real.

This is my @jackbutcher Credit NFT. I paid $8 in @XMoney (shoutouts @elonmusk for the free onboarding money) for this piece, and Jack Butcher turned it into a unique and cool pixel art currently worth multiple times that. Is it rare? Nope. Is it mine? Yes. Do I like it? Yes. And that's all that matters.

CREDITED PUNKS — MINTED OUT. 10,000 / 10,000. Fully onchain on Ethereum. ❤️

Takes like these are always interesting to me because it just shows you what an average CT trader feels about art drops 1. When you’re buying an art drop. You’re literally buying for the sake of the art and artist. Anyone who buys with the expectation of a return is doing so my making a choice of their own. No one is there to push the mint button for you or forcing you through the screen to mint. 2. As an artist, the job of an artist is to produce more art. That’s how they earn but more importantly that’s how they express themselves. Expecting artists to limit their drops just because you’re used to same old 5-10k supply pfp drops just shows the lack of understanding of how the art space works 3. A dev launches 100s of tokens or creates hundreds of products. Pfp collections can create 100k plushies or physical drops and make money but we complain when an artist drops their art. 4. Yes, Jack will probably do another drop after this and another drop after that. Does that mean I won’t mint the next drop or buy it? No. I’ve been buying jack art since he launched checks. I will continue to do so. If I lose money that’s on me , no on him 5. Perhaps one of the only few people who can come up with the most creative mint tactics and market stunt. You can never forget who Jack is because he constantly keeps it fresh and in result, he makes the money he deserves to make 6. We act as if we want this space to grow and succeed. But we are only happy when it’s us winning, not the dev or the team or the artist. In the end . Minting these drops is a choice. You can just choose not to participate. Shoutout to @jackbutcher for yet again conquering the timeline

199 | ETH | Coming soon.

NFT szn is so back holy moly

A couple of years ago, someone very close to me hurt me deeply. Since then, I’ve struggled to trust people. Yesterday, while clearing out my old phone, I found messages from that time. Reading them now, I saw things from a different angle. In the heat of the moment, it’s hard to see your own mistakes or understand someone else’s perspective. You focus on what just happened, rather than the years that led up to it. Did I make mistakes? Of course. Were they justified? On a 90-day timeframe, probably not. But zoom out to the previous 60 months, and I can understand why I acted the way I did. Sometimes, things only make sense when you see the full chart. Vamos.

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