@ayuhopie hi po, sana mapili na ako ate, in this time na super daming bayarin, lahat na ng amount super importante, even the smallest amount napaka halaga
@ayuhopie hello po, currently on my ojt po hehe, and since i'm incoming 4th year, for our thesis po need ko ng laptop or tablet ����, but i don't have pambili even my parents, hope you can help me po
Done all task ✅
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My favorite thing about @EasyA_Kickstart is that it actually delivers on the idea that “it all begins with an idea.” The platform is full of real stories from people who started by pitching simple concepts at EasyA hackathons and eventually built companies backed by Y Combinator, Sequoia, or even reached billion-dollar valuations.
What I really like is how every story follows that same “Hackathon → Now” journey. It makes the process feel real and repeatable, showing that you can go from having zero experience to building something with actual product-market fit.
The most inspiring part is how accessible it is. You don’t need to already be an experienced founder to get started. Someone like Tom built his very first Web3 app at an EasyA event, kept improving it across different hackathons and cities, and eventually found success. That makes EasyA feel less like an exclusive crypto launchpad and more like a genuine place where anyone with an idea can start building.
This is the kind of ambassador program creators actually stay for.
Not just for the payouts, but for the community, the connections, and the people behind it. Love seeing a space where every contribution matters no matter how big or small.
Excited to see this grow into something bigger than just another program 🚀🤝
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I honestly never thought that buying two pizzas with 10,000 $BTC back in May 2010 would become one of the most iconic moments in history. At that time, Bitcoin was worth only around $0.004 per coin, so the transaction was just about $40. It felt like a simple experiment, proving that Bitcoin could actually be used in the real world.
Now, years later, seeing that same 10,000 $BTC worth hundreds of millions of dollars is absolutely insane. Two pizzas ended up becoming a symbol of how far Bitcoin has come, from an internet experiment to a global financial revolution. 🍕
And I'm sure Satoshi would probably be completely shocked seeing what Bitcoin has become today.
Thank you @flipster_io