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India's largest community-run hackathon now empowering hackers to join the #BUIDL revolution for a decentralized future, offering a prize pool exceeding $50,000. 🏆
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Introducing SUPERNOVA: The Novaswap Ambassador Program
Are you a stablecoin maxi, love creating content, want to onboard more people to Novaswap, and get paid for it?
Then stop reading this, and apply now ↓
announcing: C3RCLE by @crowwdlabs
simple idea: we host private creator leaderboards for projects with very specific KPIs
for creators: follow + dm me to join
for brands: apply below to work with us
we've already done $120,000 in campaigns in 2025
10x in 2026
🚨we're hiring
content manager
> own client socials
> work with designers on collaterals
> have good taste with content
> be excellent at comms
motion graphics editor
> make banger videos
> must know AE/Jitter
apply at link on comments 👇
I've been constantly asked by founders we work with:
"Keith, I'm busy with 73 things a day - firefighting, hiring, product, and more.
I don't have time for 'founder marketing.' What do I do?"
Here:
i’ve worked with over 53 crypto founders
here’s the mindset the made 20% of them winners:
+ growth = volume and NOT followers
+ built a team great at 1 thing, outsource everything else
+ obsessed with revenue
+ really care about good design/ux
+ building in public
You're a crypto founder who just raised a seed round.
How do you crack marketing for 0-1:
> Figure it out yourself (sacrifice: time, quality, burnout)
> Build a team from scratch (sacrifice: time, quality; pro: long-term)
> Hire an agency (sacrifice: no core team)
In my 4+ years of web3 marketing
I've learned one thing about "alpha": by the time it's on CT, it's too late.
Successful campaigns rarely see KOLs post on CT, as the alpha is too valuable to share publicly.
Retail investors always miss out.
@fere_ai solves this.