Still farming perps DEXs the manual way and losing $ on both fees and losses? 🤷♂️
$100k in volume generated, with just $2 in losses using our delta neutral farmer 👀
Farm @paradex and @Lighter_xyz simultanously with reduced risk of losses with the same 🙂
We are one of the only bots around who offer 0 fee API trading on Paradex as well!
RSI entries for Paradex, and delta neutral with Polymarket coming soon....
@iamjasonlevin@Uber Was she actually in the uber? Or she jumped in a car thinking it was the uber but it was not.
A friend had this happen to him in Austin. He was drunk and jump into a car - thinking it was the uber he ordered - and they mugged him.
Thank you to Shane & everyone at Rivercrest for committing to being a club sponsor the 2024/25 season ⚫️🟡
As our official pub for after-match gatherings, it’s an honor having our framed jersey proudly displayed in Rivercrest 👏🍀🦁
🦁CUP FINAL WEEKEND!🦁
The boys take on their opposition in what will be a hotly contested Kilby Cup final. Despite good relations between the two clubs, these games are always belters and this one will be no different!
#WFD
Fier d’être Lensois ce soir @RCLens 💪🏼
Ca fait 27ans que je suis tombé dedans et ca fait plaisir d’offrir un tel retour à Bollaert pour la Ligue des Champions.
Même à 15h dans un bar pro @Arsenal à NYC on est là 💪🏼
Maillot 2002/03 et 21/22
🔴🟡
#SangetOr#RCLARS
@mynameis_davis Two things:
1) unfortunate he chose this way to cancel your product bc CHB hurt!
2) maybe a good time to review cancellation policy + how easy it is to cancel!
Ultimately you will win that dispute but time and money put in a useless fight
📢 Big personal announcement 📢
I’ve officially joined @Slice to lead the marketing team!
First, the fun part:
Retweet this and I’ll DM you a personal code for anywhere from $5 to $100 off your next Slice order.
Next, I’d like to explain why joining Slice was one of the easiest professional decisions I’ve ever made.
The Mission:
I’ve tweeted a lot about housing, neighborhoods, and walkable cities. Much of what gives a local community it’s personality is a thriving, independent business ecosystem. If you’ve never heard of Slice before, they provide independent pizza shops with the same technological advantages that most major restaurant franchisee already have. I want to see MORE independent shops flourish, and Slice helps level the playing field.
The Opportunity:
Slice has been around since 2015, but it still feels like they’re just getting started. While there is strong adoption and awareness on the east coast, the rest of the US isn’t as familiar with the brand or product.
This is a start-up marketer's dream. It’s something that already has proven “product market fit”, and only requires expansion. It’s not to say it will be easy, but it is to say it can be done.
What exactly does Slice do?
Before I joined, I thought Slice was just like any other 3rd-party delivery app (eg, Uber Eats, DoorDash, etc), but they’re built entirely different. 3rd-party apps are great at helping customers discover and order from new restaurants, but they take up to 30% in part because acquiring new customers is so expensive.
Instead of focusing on acquiring new customers, Slice focuses on digitizing as much customer data as possible. Every single order is a data point, and most shops are either not collecting it (call-in orders, walk-ins), or are giving it away for free (3rd-party delivery apps who then use that data to get consumers to order from different shops). Without this data, shops have little ability to market to their own customers (think of Slice kind of like Hubspot for independent shops).
So instead of having to constantly acquire new customers (unsustainable and expensive), shops can more easily turn casual customers into loyal patrons (much more cost effective). It's much easier to get a current customer to order 2-3 more times a year than it is to attract 2-3 new customers that quickly churn.
This savings is then passed on to consumers like me and you (many shops literally charge 10% less on Slice). The Slice app isn’t really about discovering new shops, it’s about making it as easy (and cheap) as possible to order from your favorite spot. It’s why shops literally tell their customers "please, only order from us via Slice!"
The Leadership:
@IlirSela's story is the American Dream (I'll let him tell it). After several conversations with Ilir before I joined, it was clear to me that he was built specifically to create this company. He combines passion/expertise (having grown up in and around his family's pizzerias), technical know-how (built and sold a previous tech company), and clear strategic vision (understands the future direction of the company and how to get there).
When joining a start-up, you're betting as much on the idea as you are the founder. I promise I'm only partly buttering up my new boss, but I would not have joined Slice if it wasn't for Ilir.
What's next?
I'm back to my B2B2C roots.
Step One:
Build a marketing strategy that 1) clearly outlines the benefits of Slice to independent shops, and 2) makes Slice a household name across the rest of the US.
Step Two:
Build out a marketing team that can make step one a reality. There is already a role posted for a Pizza Influencer (no, seriously) and I will be hiring for a few other roles in the near future. If pizza excites you - and you want to work for me - shoot me a DM pitching why you'd be an asset to Slice.
Lastly, I'm serious about RTing this and getting a discount code. I think consumer marketing should be fun. And what's more fun than free pizza?
OpenSea is fighting back 💪🏽
Today, they shipped what looks likely to be their BEST feature in more than 2 years 👀
Here’s the details you need to know ⬇️
OpenSea was once valued at $13 billion
During this time (2021 & 2022) OpenSea was printing profits as NFT transaction volumes continued to reach new highs…
With more than 90% market share, and 2.5% transaction fees ~ OpenSea was by far the biggest winner of the bull market
Keeping OpenSea online at this time was no easy undertaking as new users continued to collect NFTs, which meant OpenSea wasn’t focused on shipping new features
From bull to bear 📉
In the second half of 2022, NFT transaction volume continued to trend downwards
Unfortunately, OpenSea didn’t take this opportunity to start shipping new features
Competition heats up 👀
In October 2022 Blur was released
Prior to Blur, Lookrare & X2Y2 tried competing with OpenSea, however, OpenSea retained its majority market share
Blur would be different…
With a very clever set of incentives to buy and sell NFTs on its platform, Blur suddenly became a real threat to OpenSea
Slowly, and then suddenly Blur became the #1 NFT marketplace by transaction volume as they continued to ship new features such as its lending platform to compound its lead
How did OpenSea respond?
OpenSea’s initial response was VERY underwhelming ~ simply copying Blurs strategies such as 0% transaction fees 🥶
Today, however, this changed ✔️
For the first time in 2+ years, OpenSea is back innovating is a very meaningful way
What did OpenSea ship? 🧠
This evening, OpenSea announced “Deals”
Deals is designed to allow collectors to safely swap NFTs with each on OpenSea
Previously, collectors had to rely on trusting each other when trading NFTs
All too often such trades didn’t end well ☠️
Moving forward collectors can use OpenSea to remove any such safety concerns
The future for OpenSea?
In my eyes, this marks a key turning point
After 2+ years, OpenSea has finally started shipping new features collectors need
Personally, I look forward to using “Deals” ✔️
What do you think ~ does this announcement make you bullish on OpenSea?
Let me know in the comments below ⬇️
Honored and humbled to become @NYIntFC new President.
Massive thanks to @NickPlatt88 for paving the way for the club’s first r years.
Goals:
- Affordable and Competitive ⚽️
- Community Roots
- 🏆🏆
#NYisBlackAndGold