Hey Web3 fam ๐ซโค๏ธ
I'm planning to build something of my own in Web3, and I want you to be part of this journey from day one. ๐
I'm still at the beginning, but I'll share my journey honestly, step by step.
I need your support to grow a genuine community where we can learn, build, and grow together. ๐ค
If you believe in building something real, stick around. โค๏ธ
Robinhood Chain has two perps projects on my radar ๐
โข Lighter: Zero-fee trading for standard accounts, ZK-verified matching, and an active points campaign to research.
โข Arcus: 24/7 crypto perps, plus stock, ETF, and commodity perps. Still in beta.
Hyperliquid remains my benchmark for liquidity. I'm exploring these early to see how they compare beyond points.
What perps are you using right now?
GM Web3 fam โ๏ธ
BTC holding around $83.8k after a soft week for most alts.
Shorts got squeezed a bit yesterday.
Starting the week focused on research + early projects.
What are you building or exploring this week? ๐
โ ๏ธ Web3 fam, be careful when connecting third-party apps to your X account.
๐ How to revoke access:
1. Open X โ Settings & privacy
2. Go to Security and account access
3. Tap Apps and sessions
4. Open Connected apps
5. Select any app you don't trust and tap Revoke app permissions.
โ Remove apps you no longer use.
โ Never share your X password with third-party sites.
โ Review permissions before connecting any tool.
Third-party apps don't automatically cause suspensions, but protecting your account is always smart.
Stay safe, fam. ๐ซ
Official guide: https://t.co/q8qIczXywa
Why do so many people make money from airdrops but still end up broke? ๐
I've seen this in Web3, and honestly, I've been there too.
People make good money from airdrops, get comfortable, and when opportunities slow down, they start gambling and betting to make quick money.
Instead of improving their skills, they waste hours scrolling and chasing the next opportunity.
Here's what I learned:
โ Invest time in learning new skills and technologies.
โ Use your free time to create content or build something.
โ Manage your money instead of risking it all.
โ Explore your strengths and find your niche.
โ Build something that can create long-term value.
Airdrops won't always be there. Skills stay with you.
Bad days don't last forever. New opportunities will come.
Don't just farm airdrops. Build yourself. ๐ซ
4/4 โ Telegram Stars โญ
Telegram also has an in-app payment system called Stars.
Users can spend Stars on digital goods, services in bots and mini apps, paid media, and creator support.
This turns Telegram from just a messaging app into a platform where developers and creators can sell digital products.
Imagine building a useful mini app directly inside a messaging platform.
Source: https://t.co/01Mg03YSA1
3/4 โ Telegram for business ๐ข
Businesses need more than messaging.
Telegram offers features like automated messages, quick replies, chatbots, and business integrations.
These tools make Telegram useful beyond personal conversations and help support its paid ecosystem.
The bigger lesson: useful tools can become a business model.
Source: https://t.co/aJ1svQlSq8
3/4 โ Telegram for business ๐ข
Businesses need more than messaging.
Telegram offers features like automated messages, quick replies, chatbots, and business integrations.
These tools make Telegram useful beyond personal conversations and help support its paid ecosystem.
The bigger lesson: useful tools can become a business model.
Source: https://t.co/aJ1svQlSq8
2/4 โ Telegram Premium โญ
Not everyone needs to pay to use Telegram.
But some users pay for extra features, including larger upload limits, faster downloads, and exclusive features.
Small subscriptions across a large user base can become a meaningful revenue stream.
Free users bring scale. Premium users help fund the product.
Source: https://t.co/3eEbyOjvMc
2/4 โ Telegram Premium โญ
Not everyone needs to pay to use Telegram.
But some users pay for extra features, including larger upload limits, faster downloads, and exclusive features.
Small subscriptions across a large user base can become a meaningful revenue stream.
Free users bring scale. Premium users help fund the product.
Source: https://t.co/3eEbyOjvMc
1/4 โ Telegram Ads ๐ฐ
Telegram sells sponsored messages in eligible public channels.
Advertisers pay to reach audiences, and Telegram shares 50% of the revenue from eligible ads with channel and bot owners.
The interesting part? Telegram can monetize public channels without placing ads in private chats.
Source: https://t.co/t8rWhK4xJQ
1/4 โ Telegram Ads ๐ฐ
Telegram sells sponsored messages in eligible public channels.
Advertisers pay to reach audiences, and Telegram shares 50% of the revenue from eligible ads with channel and bot owners.
The interesting part? Telegram can monetize public channels without placing ads in private chats.
Source: https://t.co/t8rWhK4xJQ
I've always wondered about this ๐ค
Telegram has millions of users, huge communities, and tons of messages every day.
But how does Telegram actually make money? ๐ฐ
Ads? Premium subscriptions? Business features?
How does it all work behind the scenes? ๐
Web3 folks, what's your take? ๐งต
I've always wondered about this ๐ค
Telegram has millions of users, huge communities, and tons of messages every day.
But how does Telegram actually make money? ๐ฐ
Ads? Premium subscriptions? Business features?
How does it all work behind the scenes? ๐
Web3 folks, what's your take? ๐งต
Not an Ambani supporter, but there's not much difference between Elon and Ambani.
Elon reportedly spent over $290M supporting Trump in the 2024 election. After Trump's victory, his net worth climbed to nearly $700B.
He raises concerns about Ambani's influence over Indian politics, while being one of Trump's biggest financial backers himself.
This isn't just about "freedom of speech." It's also about data, money, and business interests.
An American billionaire competing with an Indian billionaire, both looking to expand their influence and protect their businesses.
That's the bigger picture.
The ridiculous arguments by Ambaniโs army of Internet shills make no sense
On the one hand, they say Starlink couldnโt possibly compete with the amazing low prices offered by Ambaniโs de facto monopoly in India and then, in the same breath, they essentially claim that Starlink would be too strong of a competitor! This is absurd hypocrisy and hyperbole.
The reality is that competition would greatly benefit the average citizen in India by giving them more choices, as it always does. Ambaniโs profits will be lower, but he is not going out of business. And, obviously, if Starlink is too expensive in India, no one will buy it, so SpaceX will need to make pricing affordable.
One Web3 trend worth watching: stablecoins. ๐
They're not just tools for trading crypto anymore. They're increasingly part of the conversation around payments and financial infrastructure.
The bigger opportunity might be making blockchain payments so simple that users don't even notice the technology behind them.
What needs to improve before stablecoins become everyday payment tools?