nu8ya

But I'm only yapper after all

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 This the real world, homie, school finished They done stole your dreams, you dunno who did it

kak obeshal

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@hylo_so done/ now waiting 🤝

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 shkebede dop dop dop ec ec

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 because they can’t do the same—so, as a defense, they needs to credit some decent creators amidst the trashy majority

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 but personally, I can't even think of a single task or use case where I'd need AI; I guess it's just not for me, and that's fine, but I can also understand the frustration and resentment of newbies or veterans in the market—like that guy with NFT in his nickname who’s upset
⬇️

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 @PolymarketTrade @Polymarket Well, it seems that the more people install Claude after a post by some popular personality, the more data it will have, and the easier it will be to monitor

In short, I am very skeptical that Claude is being promoted to the masses in this way

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 @PolymarketTrade @Polymarket with any degenerates.

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 @PolymarketTrade @Polymarket The question is rather about how to resolve the issue

I assume that the Trump administration already has the full version without any restrictions, and everything that is happening now is just noise to ensure that there is at least one company that is not associated

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 will return to the villages (I've already forgotten about this fucking restriction without premium)

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 We are literally implementing the theory of the dead Internet with our own hands... Let's put aside for a moment the fact that all AI companies are unprofitable and rely on grants. I am still in favor of their forced growth, as people will be replaced in the city and all life -

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@DankoWeb3 @Polymarket @ratio_dot_you moskwa altyxi gaz straponitsya 🤙🤙🤙

[Scribbler @Defi_Scribbler]

how to get web3 jobs

+ secrets to actually land them fast

step 1: I realized many people don’t know where to find web3 jobs, so I complied a list

- crypto careers - https://t.co/YC93H7FmyU
- web3 career - https://t.co/HjdN0dwBWM
- crypto currency jobs - https://t.co/gB0bspRKZ7
- crypto jobs list - https://t.co/WaMHggMXMH
- be in crypto - https://t.co/R4x6gxcLmC
- job stash - https://t.co/a0vS4yNAdx
- remote 3 - https://t.co/zyjheQSyWs
- midnight careers - https://t.co/JjFwTeL1vn
- dragonfly jobs - https://t.co/XuCRhnKX3q
- block careers - https://t.co/diYSO0t5fL
- solana jobs - https://t.co/SIcsOUd2HG
- avax jobs - https://t.co/RpDxR5YGf4
- ethereum jobs - https://t.co/AssQ8MTFX2

contests/bounty sites -
- super team - https://t.co/DXh3m7ZDRX
- scribble dao - https://t.co/dIn8qX3Qqc
- wizz hq - https://t.co/gY5TMqAb5H
- first dollar - https://t.co/9f6moZDmAu
- rova - https://t.co/NFebj3GHoN

there are other sites, you just need to search

now let’s talk about how to actually get the job fast

having the right skill set and knowing where to apply is one part of the puzzle but getting the gig is another

step 2: practical steps to get a web3 job (secret)

-> cold DMs: this is the art of sending your proposal directly to your potential employer

when you find companies that are hiring, don’t stop at applying through the job boards

this is why many people never land a job, because they get many applications each day and sometimes really on bots to filter

-> Do this: search for the project on X, identify their teams members, follow them, join their discord (if any), start pitching yourself strategically

identify their problem and propose a solution you can provide

make it short, don’t write a wall of text, writing some catchy first few lines will ensure your dm doesn’t get ignored

your cold DMs should be focused on getting their attention to respond, you can do this by letting them know you understand what they need

points out the problem > then propose a solution

always aim for brief, short and concise writing

keep it as short as 3 paragraphs, this is the magic number that has proven to work best for me

step 3: POW - proof of work

build a professional resume for yourself, this will help you stand out and showcase your skills

use Canva or Claude to generate a good looking resume

convert your resume to a portfolio website using AI and add the link on your bio to make it easy for potential employers

your X profile is also your biggest POW, share what you’re doing, your work, clients testimonials, add them to your highlight

be your biggest shiller - close mouths don’t get feed

step 4: Mindset

landing a web3 job is a numbers game, the more you apply, the higher your chances of success

do quite after applying for a short period, some people takes days before checking their DMs

if you want to get results, you must be persistent, remember you’re not the only one

if you send only 10 cold DMs a day
x7 (one week) = 70
x30 (one month) = 300

it will be close to impossible to apply to 300 just and not receive feedbacks

good luck

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

Hi, CT. I really want to get into VC, but for a long time I couldn't find any topic that interested me. However, finance and the financial system have always attracted me with their complexity and scale

I really enjoyed @hosseeb post on "how to get into VC"

I have drawn up a rough plan of action and skills that can help me. Right now, I work at a factory and am considering several other professions that can help me achieve my plan

Skills: I need basic knowledge of economics, as well as SQL and on-chain research, at least some popularity (which is partly why I'm writing this post), improved language skills (I think it's obvious that I constantly use a translator), and exercise to keep my head clear

Most importantly, I am trying to stop shitposting constantly. Yes, my posts may be extremely rare, but I want it to be worthwhile work that I won't be ashamed of later. That's all

[Haseeb ＞|＜ @hosseeb]

Here's what I would do if I was a young person trying to break into VC:

Write.

Short writeups, on Twitter. Not generic market philosophical thinkpieces, because those will be assumed to be AI slop or regurgitated research. No one will read it unless you're brilliant, which you're probably not.

Original research, on a specific company or sub-sector. If you want to write about robotics, even that is too broad. Narrow it down. Humanoid robotics, or healthcare robotics, military robotics, etc. Get really granular. So granular most people won't care. If it's something you could get by Googling, it's not narrow enough.

You will not be able to find to do "original research" easily. This is not something you can do from a university library. You will have to go talk to people who work at these companies. Journalists who cover these companies. Pay for private industry-specific research / newsletters. Follow all of the employees/anons who are tweeting gossip. Integrate a picture that someone reading TechCrunch doesn't see.

Then write about this sector and leading + new startups and tag / DM every investor at every major firm who covers your space (you can find them because they've invested in one of the companies in the sector). If they express interest, offer coffee meetings with everyone you can. Some will take you up on it.

Do this enough times, you'll develop a reputation and get offered a job in venture. Don't need to go to business school, don't need to have a great angel portfolio or any of the above.

"Get good deal flow" is wonderful if you have access to it, but most people just can't do this. If you're already surrounded by Stanford undergrads, you probably don't need advice to break into VC. But the above strategy--in principle anyone can do. Just need to have abnormal levels of agency and a willingness to basically do the job of a junior VC without anyone telling you to.

(While you're doing this, best thing to do in the meantime is to also work at a company in the sector you're chasing after. But not always possible depending on your background. Thankfully, VC does not require any particular background. Lots of weirdos in VC, myself included.)

I guarantee you, everyone wants to hire someone who can do the above. But very few candidates have this degree of agency.

VC is not a "tracked" career. Hiring is arbitrary, firms are generally small and do not scale, and there is no standard path. This is good for you if you're willing to be weird. The thing that VCs have in common is that they are passionate about startups and understanding new industries. If you show that you already have that, a path will open for you.

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@SunzRising @megaeth @hotpot_dao same/
but we keep working

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

expected. keep working

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@0xRory problem. I don't have a plan or any ideas
It's awful, I'm trying to think of ways to develop my creativity and come up with some references in my head

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okay, we lost... again... 😭😭😭

[BTC_APPLE🇰🇷 @eth_apple]

5113 wallets received @megaeth allocations
and 3,745 of them were allocated $2,650.

There are 1,368 wallets with allocations higher than $2,650
my guess Among them, around 500 wallets belong to people tagged in the post.
That means only 868 wallet remain.....

Let the Squid Game begin

[nu8ya @_nu8ya]

@jussy_world heh I think you're exaggerating a lot, even though I use some of these protocols, I don't expect any “huge” airdrop
especially with the current state of the market