benzaid.base.eth

Founder @VerentHQ— The Liquidity Layer for Hardware.
Building DePIN on Solana. 🏗️
Full Stack Dev & On-Chain Detective 🔍

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

Im looking to raise 1 million dollars for absolutely no reason.

If youre down dm me!

[Ben Sadik @_bensadik]

While making Amawal I couldn't find a Serif font for Tifinagh, so I made one

https://t.co/WJsABITLB4

[The White Whale @WhiteWhaleLabs]

Signs Of A Scam

“1B coded”

“Will reach 10% of Bitcoin’s price”

“To $10,000”

Phrases like this are not analysis. They are not conviction. They are deceptive marketing spouted off as destiny.

“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it.”

The entire point is to put the target so absurdly far above present price that you feel early, even when the token has already been around for years and the opportunity curve has long since changed.

And the trick is, you do not even have to fully believe the number being foretold.

That is what makes the lie so effective.

You start negotiating with yourself.

“Okay, maybe it does not go to $10,000…but what if it only goes halfway? And it's under $2 today!”

“What if it only reaches 10% of that target?”

“What if there's a real chance all of these voices are even partially right?”

That is the hook.

They do not need you to believe the fantasy. They just need the fantasy to be big enough that your brain starts discounting it into something that still feels like a life-changing opportunity.

This is how people get tricked into becoming exit liquidity with a smile on their face.

Real conviction should come from independent research, structure, fundamentals, supply dynamics, liquidity, adoption, execution, and honest risk analysis.

Not from some group of influencers screaming a price target large enough to override your common sense.

The bigger the promise, the harder you should look at who benefits from you believing it.

🫡 From the depths —
The White Whale 🐋

[@levelsio @levelsio]

✉️ Trying @Cloudflare's new Email Sending feature today

If you send 1,000,000 emails per month:
- Postmark: $1,206/mo
- Resend: $650/mo
- SendGrid: $600/mo
- Cloudflare: $354/mo
- Amazon SES: $100/mo

So Postmark is now by far the most expensive email provider

And SES and Cloudflare are now the cheapest email providers

I know my friend @marckohlbrugge is trying out SES now so I'll try Cloudflare and see how it is, SES is cheaper but Marc said it takes a bit more managing, and since I already use so much Cloudflare stuff it's nice to use them for email too

With AI especially all of these are just as easy to use and setup in your app/site so economically it makes sense to go for the cheapest, because email is just email, it's all the same and deliverability is good with all of these I think

TL;DR email sending has become a commodity!

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

Verent is live on Solana devnet — rent hardware, zero middlemen :

https://t.co/wJF62XUwjp

#Frontier

[Verent @VerentHQ]

Verent is live on Solana devnet.

We’re building verifiable hardware rentals with:

USDC escrow settlement
wallet-native identity
VRNT staking-based collateral tiers
on-chain transaction proof in-product
Try it: https://t.co/Sp14pNrxsz

[Verent @VerentHQ]

Verent is live on Solana devnet.

We’re building verifiable hardware rentals with:

USDC escrow settlement
wallet-native identity
VRNT staking-based collateral tiers
on-chain transaction proof in-product
Try it: https://t.co/Sp14pNrxsz

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@RaniadoesBiz @udemy @GooglePlay keep going girl..lah iwfa9👏

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@ionleu https://t.co/JAOD2Unsl9

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

I’m building @Verentinc.

Renting expensive gear shouldn’t feel like trusting a stranger online.

Starting with cameras, drones, compute gear, and other high-value equipment.

Wallet-linked identity, USDC escrow, settlement.
Still early, but this is the problem I’m focused on.

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

This is straight up modern slavery. $400 Dafuk!!!

[Pratham Jindal @prathamdesigns]

This is how designers get exploited.

I joined Lander studio (@Praha37v ) without a contract.
No written agreement. No notice period. Just mutual trust.
I never joined to earn a lot of money - but to learn new things, meet new people, build meaningful connections, in general to gain experience & grow.

Structure was simple:
– ₹40,000/month base
– ~10% incentive on client projects I worked on

I showed up consistently for ~6 months. Delivered on multiple client projects. Worked over 12 hrs a day with no fixed holidays.

Then things changed.

When I decided to leave, surprisingly I was given 3 options to get my pending dues:

Work 1 more month → no incentives paid
Work 2 months, complete 10 templates → 50% incentives + salary
Work 3 months, complete 15 templates → 80% incentives + salary

(That’s ~1 template every 3 days. 12+ hrs a day.)

And obviously I didn’t agree to these terms.

Now, despite multiple follow-ups, my dues are still pending.

Breakdown:
– ₹40,000 (salary of the last month)
– ~$900 from 3 client projects

Total: ~₹1.3L

Instead of clearing the dues, I am also seeing the work I contributed in the last month to being used commercially on framer marketplace with a completely different account (not his usual account).

I’m not here to create any drama - just asking for what’s fair.
Asking the pay for 300+ hrs of hardwork.

Praha, please clear the pending amount.

At last I just want to say that I am not only standing up to get my money, but also for myself, for my right, for what I deserve. And honestly it’s too much stress for me as a 18y/o, so want to resolve it as soon as possible.

Fellow designers:
If this feels unfair to you too, Would really appreciate every kind of support in bringing this post visibility so that no other designers go through this trauma.

Thank you.

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@ayaboch Hey @ayaboch heads up, [email protected] is bouncing. Tried reaching out about the CSE role 👀

[Tony Chang @tonychang430]

Part of what make @insforge amazing is it's contributors. Today I'm showcasing some of the amazing work done by our contributors!

@AwokoyaD
@abh1shxkk
@Benzaid_Said_

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@hanghuang_ @AwokoyaD @abh1shxkk Keep up the good work guys 🙏

[Hang Huang @hanghuang_]

Shoutout to our contributors @AwokoyaD @abh1shxkk @Benzaid_Said_ and more!

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@jeetmaxxer @jeetmaxxer add me , im in Chaing Mai now !😎

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@benjaminakar @darrenjr Currently building @Verentinc 🤝

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

I just applied to the $4M @BagsHackathon with my project Verent on @BagsApp

Check it out here 👇

https://t.co/P1jPN3HXYV

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@withmewtwo @SuperteamTH @superteam @solana @SolanaFndn 🤝

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@tomeromrix @Base44 Im building @Verentinc plz give me your feedback 🙏

[benzaid.base.eth @Benzaid_Said_]

@guilleflorvs @deel Im building @Verentinc The Liquidity Layer for Hardware. Optimizing RWA utilization via peer-to-peer rentals on Solana. Zero Intermediaries.