The biggest mistake I’ve made on Twitter:
Getting in the mud with anybody
If you’re looking to build a sustainable brand never let anyone on here bring you down to their level
Don’t be afraid to block people
As my mom once said, if you have weeds in the garden, remove them
By IMPACT, @0xPolygon is already Top3 platform globally. BTC, ETH and Polygon.
I think if you go by merit, be it adoption or tech including upcoming solutions, if not Polygon, then who?
If u agree - Like & Retweet
If u disagree - Comment on why u think so & what can be improved
Burnout is real and it's okay to not be okay.
I'm writing this at 9am, having not really slept overnight.
I've been burning the candle at both ends for a few weeks and it's catching up to me.
Even in bear markets, people can overwork.
I pontificated briefly about...🧵👇
Web3 is <2 years away from mainstream.
1. $10BN invested in Web3 games in under 2 years.
2. Games take roughly 2 - 3 years to build to production.
3. Over the next year, we will see a huge influx of high-budget Web3 games, 10Xing crypto's active userbase.
Reddit sold NFTs to Redditors as "digital collectibles", here's how we bring the bull back:
1. We become exit liquidity for Redditors
2. They make bank
3. They become NFT maxis
4. We onboard the rest of the internet
5. Our bags pump
Short term loss for long time gain. 🧠
The biggest difference between success and failure is getting started
→ Knowledge doesn’t matter
→ Experience doesn’t matter
→ Skills don’t matter
→ Money doesn’t matter
Get started then show up every damn day. Two step process for success
Twitter Lists are the number one growth hack on Twitter
Supercharge your growth with Lists:
1. Create a new list (instructions in the gif)
2. Add influencers with similar brands to you
3. Block off 10 minutes EVERY day
4. Reply to their tweets
Too easy
If you stink at writing, you cannot succeed on Twitter
Twitter is a writing platform. In order to grow you need to constantly be improving your skills.
In this thread I'll cover 5 simple writing tips that will instantly make your Twitter content 10x more compelling:
Lastly, and in my opinion these days, most importantly: the community.
I saw a tweet earlier today calling out the "fake community" of Renga, saying it came out of nowhere and popped up only in the last month.
This is simply not true.
If we remember the beginning, the reason most projects succeed is due to a collective *speculation* that number will go up.
In order to speculate, the future must be uncertain. There's a reason every Yuga road map is vague. It is intentional.