Take a spot on the Ibiza ๐
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No car? No problem. Your shirt, your stream, your newsletter, your suitcase, even your moustache. If people see it, someone can rent it.
List yours in a minute on @rentldev โ
This is pretty interesting https://t.co/z0er6wsj8Y
Happy to help you bypass the 3 invites required. I can't do it for everyone, have few slots... Just let me know and I will pick few people ;)
Not really surprised it took them 2 hours. When I met @toni__dev in ~May, he took 20 hour bus journey to present at Demo Day @SuperteamBLKN . He is also amazing story teller, I sounded like he fought of dinosaurs, learn magic and sent Voldemort to hell. Just to get to Belgrade!
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I was just on a call with person I know. It was teams call, doesn't happen often enough for me to know the details about teams, but it happens.
The audio didn't load and it told me that I should update it through a command line.
I immediately thought scam. But the person I know was on the video.
Long story short... it was a scam and I saw the person I know on the other side (video of him). Now obviously done with AI.
Why is there no wallet that would partially behave as a multisig?
What if I die or lose access to my account?
What I want is to have a wallet, that if I connect, I can use it as a normal wallet. But if 5/6 of my friends would sign a transaction, it would work as a multisig.
So on a normal day I can use it normally. If someone would try to attack me, their best option is still to attack me, not the 5 out of 6 accounts. And if something happens to me, my family/friends can come in and get the assets I have on my hot wallet.
This feels way safer than having password on a paper somewhere at home. Which obviously can be stolen.
I would be happy to pay for this.
solana:dog1viwbb2vWDpER5FrJ4YFG6gq6XuyFohUe9TXN65u is up almost 2x in the last few days.
ethereum:0xb32e10022ffbedfe10bc818a1c7e67d9d87e0fa7 is up ~4x in the last few days.
The Bull market really here!
Just had a converstion with chat-bot on telegram. It went like this (I shortened it ;) ):
Bot: We do engagements, best promotions ever!
Me: We do Segmento, I think you need us more we than we need you. Not interested in fixed-paid promotions.
Bot: Share the details of Segmento, I will prepare pricing and once paid, start the work.
The Solana Summit Belgrade recap nobody asked for ๐งต
So I did the thing. After a while went to a crypto event. Bold of me.
Took the entire team to Solana Summit Belgrade. Flights were "too painful," so naturally the solution was 10 hours in a car. Genius move โ saves time, if you don't count the 10 hours.
Left Prague Tuesday 6AM. Brno, Bratislava, Budapest, will repeat this road trip to the Balkans till 2074. Hit a highway construction near Budapest that I can only describe as ambitious โ a solid 30km of cones and regret.
Then the Serbian border. Every lane moving 10-15 min. We pick one lane. That lane takes an hour. Statistically impressive, honestly.
Arrive Belgrade, nice apartment, sauna, jacuzzi, the works. I wanted to get into a dinner with actually important people โ except a few hours before, I get a "yeah you probably won't make the cut" message. Devastating. So obviously we go for one beer.
If you know Czechs you already know where this is going. "One beer" turned into several, because apparently that's a war crime we commit against ourselves weekly. Naturally, mid-beer-number-whatever, I get the message: I'm back in. So I show up to this lovely dinner, gloriously not sober. It went fine. It went great, actually. Make of that what you will.
The actual conference: genuinely good two days. Though I did not expect half a day, one full stage, dedicated entirely to marketing. At a Solana summit. In 2026. We really are back.
Energy was insane too โ everyone borderline feral with optimism. If vibes were a leading indicator, we're already in a bull market.
Presented Segmento at the demo event. One judge gave me a reaction that can only be described as "wait, you're doing it like THAT?" Ended up smack in the middle of the leaderboard. Not a win, not a loss โ the crypto equivalent of a participation trophy.
Collected a solid pile of new contacts on the way out. Will they lead anywhere? Ask me in two months.
Left Belgrade 10PM. Hit the Hungarian border around midnight, and โ pinky swear โ I fell asleep waiting in line, waiting for border control. Slept it off at a gas station like the distinguished founder I am. Rolled into Prague 2PM Friday, having driven roughly the wild Balkan for two days of conference and one very expensive beer.
Would do it again. For sure. In few weeks I'm back!
I second that... "Getting attention, creating demand, and having a system that can consistently put your product in front of the right people.". Part of this is measuring everything. Thats why @SegmentoAI is around
GPT-6 Astra is making building websites and products more accessible than ever.
You can go from an idea to a polished, working product with a prompt.
But thatโs quickly becoming the easy part.
When everyone can build, the real advantage shifts to distribution.
Getting attention, creating demand, and having a system that can consistently put your product in front of the right people.
Postiz is a great example of this.
$2.2M ARR. Solo founder. Zero ads.
This article breaks down the exact workflow behind the growth, including how AI agents and Postiz are used to turn content into a scalable distribution system across multiple channels.
Donโt miss out๐
@LeonidasNFT For sure most promissing.
@LeonidasNFT how do we come back the levels of activity and attention wr had a year ago. Or little more than year ago.
Sources:
- IAB 2025 Creator Economy Ad Spend & Strategy Report: measurement infrastructure gaps are the most cited reason brands under-invest in creator programs that are actually converting. https://t.co/nJvIvEw77L
- Goldman Sachs creator economy research: attribution discipline is identified as a primary differentiator between compounding and stagnant creator programs. https://t.co/uGFBHhTtNY
Most creator campaigns run without a tracking system.
Ten creators post in the same week. A few leads come in. Nobody can say which post produced which lead โ so next quarter's budget gets allocated by memory and vibes, not evidence.
1. Give every creator a unique tracked link or code before they post โ not after a campaign "seems to be working" and you retroactively try to reconstruct attribution.
2. Separate the link structure from the creative. Creators should never need to alter the tracked format for the tracking to survive edits, reposts, or platform link-shortening.
3. Log three fields per post at minimum: creator, publish date, and destination action (demo booked, waitlist join, doc opened) โ not just clicks.
4. Review monthly, not per-post. A single post rarely tells you anything reliable; a month of tagged posts across creators starts to show which relationships actually move your funnel.
5. Without this, "which creators should we keep" is a matter of opinion. With it, it's a matter of record.