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It's taken a while, but our latest ML model (v102) has outperformed our existing ML model (v94) by 32.93% on CTR. All advertising campaigns on @gohypelab will move over to this new model next week. We're constantly iterating & improving for our advertising clients. LFG!
At HypeLab, we've built a combination of manual review and agentic processes for every campaign submitted to our network. Crypto-native ad quality is a solvable problem. It just requires actually caring about it.
It's Google's sloppy review processes, not advertising itself.
The crypto industry can't complain about slow adoption and then advocate for killing ads. If the only discovery channels are word-of-mouth and CT, don't be surprised when your user base can't grow beyond insiders.
These scams are horrible, we’ve been fighting them for years
There were scam Uniswap apps while we waited months for App Store approval
Scam ads keep returning despite years of reporting
They ban 3rd party tools like ublock that combat the issue
The ad economy needs to go
Elon just locked crypto orgs out of advertising on X....
We can all stop pretending it worked anyway, and you can come check out @gohypelab as a solution to this problem
Just sayin'
Hating ads is a luxury belief. Ads slashed newspaper prices from $30 (today's $) in 1760s to $1 by 1950s. They enabled BILLIONS to access content for free. Don’t be a snob. Ads rock.
I hear from many young men that they find it difficult to meet young women in a public setting. In other words, the online culture has destroyed the ability to spontaneously meet strangers. As such, I thought I would share a few words that I used in my youth to meet someone that I found compelling.
I would ask: “May I meet you?” before engaging further in a conversation. I almost never got a No.
It inevitably enabled the opportunity for a further conversation. I met a lot of really interesting people this way.
I think the combination of proper grammar and politeness was the key to its effectiveness. You might give it a try.
And yes, I think it should also work for women seeking men as well as same sex interactions.
Just two cents from an older happily married guy concerned about our next generation’s happiness and population replacement rates.
Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) on why internet ads aren’t going anywhere:
“If you really want to get to a billion and then five billion people, you can’t do that with a paid offering… you need an indirect business model. Ads are the obvious one.”
“If you take a principle stand against ads, you’re also taking a stand against broad access; global per-capita GDP just isn’t high enough.”
“A well-targeted ad at a specifically relevant point in time is actually content; it enhances the experience.”
From his appearance on the show in August.
Saddened to hear that @blockworks is shutting down its news division.
Each unbiased, competent, crypto-native newsroom is a public good — vital to how our industry matures and earns mainstream trust.
Losing one always hurts.