@hubdotxyz I look at investors who backed industry-defining projects before they were obvious. Those with a history of spotting strong teams, real utility, and long-term vision—not just trends—are the ones I follow closely.
@hubdotxyz Simplicity. Web3 adoption lags because onboarding is clunky, wallets are confusing, and security is intimidating. A project that abstracts complexity—so users don’t even realize they’re on Web3—would be a game-changer.
@hubdotxyz Anyone solving real adoption challenges. The space doesn’t need more hype; it needs intuitive products, better onboarding, and frictionless UX. Builders who focus on long-term impact over short-term gains deserve the spotlight.
@hubdotxyz Bear markets filter noise, leaving only real builders. This is when innovation happens, relationships strengthen, and conviction grows. If you show up now, you’ll be ahead when the market turns. History rewards those who stay.
@hubdotxyz At least three times. Once is random, twice sparks curiosity, three times signals momentum. If people I trust are engaging, I’ll dig in faster. A strong community and consistent value make all the difference.
@hubdotxyz Market extremes fear or greed are when emotions override logic. I use extreme fear to reassess my positions, but I don’t go all in. Capital preservation is underrated, and patience beats FOMO. Buying in fear is smart, but only if you can survive further downside.
@hubdotxyz Trust in Web3 founders comes down to long-term commitment, technical execution, and resilience. Those who adapt through market downturns and keep shipping meaningful products stand out. I avoid those who overpromise or focus more on tokenomics than actual utility.
@hubdotxyz There’s a balance between monetization and credibility. Too many sponsored posts, and your audience disengages. Too few, and you’re leaving money on the table. The sweet spot? Enough to provide value while keeping authenticity intact—typically 2-4 high-quality, relevant collabs.
@hubdotxyz@playoffthegrid@avax Memecoins have been hyped for the last year and are not looking like the hype is going to die any time soon. With that said i think it would be smart to deploy a good amount of capital to @avax for some short and long term plays.
@hubdotxyz I would say a16z they always have calls before everyone else. They where the people who founded Web 3 none official, they where the first real DAO who called them self that.
@hubdotxyz I would say @SolanaFndn as they provide facts about the web and updates about what is happening that effects the price of solana and other crypto tokens.
@hubdotxyz i would wait on better market conditions to time my entry, because RN the market is going down but in a few weeks when everything falls in place we will see alot of green candles.
@hubdotxyz I use phantom. The reason is its old and they know what theyre doing, i can also have multible networks on there at once and last but no least its very secure.
@hubdotxyz I use X i just find diffriend Discord amd telegram groups and look around for people who has info in there. Most of the info is not that good but if you can sort that out once or twice a week you will find very early good alpha.
@hubdotxyz I personally only trade on Solana so i use CEXs like birdeye, dexscreener and ETC. I still have some BTC and Litcoin and those i bought on Binnance, because i heard it was the most secure.
@hubdotxyz@cryptopunks I would 100% prioritize a OG project cause of there expirients. Even if a new project has a great mint and have millions to work with, the chances are they die out within the year because they dont know the spcae well enough.
@hubdotxyz I would use litecoin as it has been on the market for over 10 years, and had a strong price all the years. Also it has a strong community with over 5 million people who trade litecoin.