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Receiving this @BitgetWallet merchant box made me smile
I've genuinely enjoyed using Bitget Wallet because it's made my Web3 journey feel a lot more seamless. Whether I'm exploring new opportunities or managing my assets, it's become one of the tools I rely on the most.
Congrats to the entire Bitget Wallet team on 8 incredible years and reaching 100M users!
Grateful to be part of the journey, and excited for what's next.
Join me on Bitget Wallet:
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$3 billion in real-world assets, now live on the Stellar network.
Since the beginning of 2026, Stellar has crossed the $1B, $2B, and now $3B RWA line ‼️
Keep moving.
Good morning CT
What makes you stay in a community long term?
For me, it's rarely the hype, giveaways, or big events.
The communities that last usually have a few things in common:
• A clear purpose people believe in
• Consistent value, not just occasional excitement
• Genuine relationships and support
• Opportunities for members to contribute and grow
• Trust, transparency, and a safe environment
After years of building communities across Africa, including @StellarEastAfri, I've learned that strong communities aren't built by luck.
They're built by showing up consistently, creating value, and making people feel like they truly belong.
What's the biggest reason you stay in a community?
Excited to join @EthioBW today for a special X Space!
We’ll be diving into how to turn Web3 ideas and intent into real, tangible impact across Africa practical strategies that actually help builders move from vision to execution.
If you’re a founder, builder, or anyone interested in real-world Web3 adoption on the continent, this conversation is for you.
Join us here at 9:00 PM EAT:
https://t.co/Yoe2bJmzxb
Set your reminder and come with your questions. Looking forward to an honest and insightful discussion!
Community strength has been the energy for $AFRO continuous $AFRO hours and community engagements have proven that we can all unity as Africa to build something that others have failed to do. It’s just a matter of time for the prices to reflect that.
#AfroToken
Why are we hosting a #Blockchain DevFest in Kampala specifically?
Attend, Hack, Sponsor or Speak at Devfest: https://t.co/ym5KVGuw5J
Not Lagos. Not Nairobi. But Kampala, 📍 June 27 th
Here's the honest answer 🧵
The aim is to drive mass adoption of web3/crypto beyond the usual Nairobi/tech-savvy crowd..
Sending “Cold DMs” aren't bad, infact it is effective to get you your next web3 job if you change your approach toward it.
How??? Keep scrolling!!!
Most people are bad at networking.
Not because they’re not interesting.But because their DMs feel lazy, generic, and self-centered.
“Hi”
“Let’s connect”
“Check my page”
That’s an instant ignore.
If you want replies, you need to approach it differently.
Cold DMs aren’t about you.They’re about the other person.
The goal isn’t to impress, but to start a real conversation.
Here's a simple structure that works every time:
• Personalize
• Appreciate
• Add something meaningful
• Ask a soft question
That’s it!!
For example:
“Hey [Name], I came across your post on [topic], the part about [specific insight] really stood out.
I’ve been trying to [related goal], and that gave me a new perspective.
Curious, what helped you figure that out?”
This works because it shows effort, feels human, and is easy to reply to.
But here’s what most people miss…
The best DMs don’t start in the inbox.
They start in the comments.
Before you message someone:
• Engage with their posts
• Leave a thoughtful comment
• Show up consistently
Now you’re not a stranger anymore.
And when they reply? . Don’t rush it.
Most people kill opportunities by pitching too early.
Instead:
Build rapport - Find common ground - Then suggest something.
A simple way to transition into a collaboration:
“This has been a great conversation. I noticed we both talk about [topic], would you be open to doing something together? Maybe a post or thread?”
Or even better “Be specific”:
“We both share insights on [topic].
What do you think about a collab post on [idea]? I think it could bring value to both our audiences.”
Networking isn’t about sending more DMs. It’s about starting better conversations.
One genuine connection can open doors to opportunities, growth, and partnerships.
Most people just never get past “Hi.��
What’s been the hardest part of networking for you?
![SarahWahinya's tweet photo. Sending “Cold DMs” aren't bad, infact it is effective to get you your next web3 job if you change your approach toward it.
How??? Keep scrolling!!!
Most people are bad at networking.
Not because they’re not interesting.But because their DMs feel lazy, generic, and self-centered.
“Hi”
“Let’s connect”
“Check my page”
That’s an instant ignore.
If you want replies, you need to approach it differently.
Cold DMs aren’t about you.They’re about the other person.
The goal isn’t to impress, but to start a real conversation.
Here's a simple structure that works every time:
• Personalize
• Appreciate
• Add something meaningful
• Ask a soft question
That’s it!!
For example:
“Hey [Name], I came across your post on [topic], the part about [specific insight] really stood out.
I’ve been trying to [related goal], and that gave me a new perspective.
Curious, what helped you figure that out?”
This works because it shows effort, feels human, and is easy to reply to.
But here’s what most people miss…
The best DMs don’t start in the inbox.
They start in the comments.
Before you message someone:
• Engage with their posts
• Leave a thoughtful comment
• Show up consistently
Now you’re not a stranger anymore.
And when they reply? . Don’t rush it.
Most people kill opportunities by pitching too early.
Instead:
Build rapport - Find common ground - Then suggest something.
A simple way to transition into a collaboration:
“This has been a great conversation. I noticed we both talk about [topic], would you be open to doing something together? Maybe a post or thread?”
Or even better “Be specific”:
“We both share insights on [topic].
What do you think about a collab post on [idea]? I think it could bring value to both our audiences.”
Networking isn’t about sending more DMs. It’s about starting better conversations.
One genuine connection can open doors to opportunities, growth, and partnerships.
Most people just never get past “Hi.��
What’s been the hardest part of networking for you?](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HFCYNPiaYAAyxIu.jpg)
April. Q2.
Thinking deeply about how systems work (or don’t) across different markets and where the real gaps are.
Still connecting dots.
Still building.
Shared a bit more here:
https://t.co/LzLJD2pRzM
#Q2 #AfricaTech
@ionleu You might wanna sign up for the K2 waitlist.
you can get updates on early access and our airdrops too
sign up here: https://t.co/rsUKVSp8kT
Notification bells set
A Bullish New Month & New Quarter Q2
A lot of exciting stuff coming soon!!
Stay tuned.
A Bullish New Month & New Quarter Q2
A lot of exciting stuff coming soon!!
Stay tuned.
@OnurSuBrk @BinanceTR Good callout. The creative side of these community shares always reveals fresh perspectives on crypto.
Good morning tech chads.
Stablecoins don’t win because they’re perfect.
They win because they’re everywhere.
USDT has one unfair advantage, which is liquidity.
It’s on more exchanges, it's in more wallets and accepted in more markets.
So when someone wants to send money across borders…
They don’t ask, “What’s the best stablecoin?”
They use what’s already available.
A trader in Nigeria, a freelancer in Kenya, and a business in Dubai… They all default to USDT.
Not because it’s perfect.
But because everyone else is already using it.
That’s the network effect:
More users → more liquidity → more adoption → repeat.
So it’s not just a stablecoin, it’s distribution at scale.
How well has stablecoin made transactions better for you?
It’s happening right before your eyes.. An African meme turned utility and is ready for massive adoption… on to billions of market cap
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