Often times when I notice (and assume) content is written by AI, I am way less inclined to engage. All these polished posts, blogs, reports… they’re so lackluster and predictable.
Ofc using AI can be efficient and productive, but I miss the human touch. I miss the nuances, vulnerability, and mistakes. I miss originality from start to end.
As AI becomes even more prevalent and standardized, the key is in human authenticity—or at least the perception of it.
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zBTC by @ApolloByZeus .
If you want to chase rewards and have automated liq management, check out the rewards on @KaminoFinance . If you are more into manual LP, there are some ORCA rewards as well
Orca pumped at 200% in one day
Reasons:
- Upbit (korean CEX) listing
- $ORCA revenue sharing introduced (for stakers)
- New Liquidity Terminal (Improved UI for LPs)
- Creator Liquidity lock
In addition to nonstop shipping, they have also been increasing their marketing efforts.
I've been seeing their posts all over my feed recently, which is a sign that Orca is one of the projects to watch.
I'll be watching closely.
Some of you don’t proofread your chatgpt spit content and it shows. And by some I mean too many. Leveraging LLMs can be efficient. But if you want to retain readers, take a few minutes to learn how to prompt better. Describe the tone, the goal, your audience. Provide examples of text for inspo. Just a few tweaks to your prompt and your content can be extraordinarily better. Tons of tips and resources out there.
If you’re in charge of producing content, your voice is valuable. So use it 🎤
hiring a CMO first is burning money on strategy decks
your first marketing hire should be a borderline unhinged execution machine who:
- tests channels
- builds while others are planning
- treats data as decision fuel
- ships without excessive meetings
1. hire a doer who delivers across functions
2. scale what actually brings users
3. only then build specialized teams
i've watched startups fail with perfect "brand guidelines" and zero traction while swiss army knife marketers built empires on pure execution.
strategy without results is just expensive LARPing.
the market rewards action, not theory.
1. we built on taiko, @taikoxyz flopped
2. we built on omni, @OmniFDN can't find pmf
3. we built on @zetachain, nobody knows them
4. we built on @shardeum, no comments here
5. we built on @SeiNetwork, they shut their cosmos chain
6. we built on @ton_blockchain, went crashing down the corporate lane
I guess I was the problem all along 🥺
Educational resources in this space is also very fragmented with no clear user path because there are too many directions you can rabbit hole into after learning the basics and it can be very overwhelming. And when you come out of the rabbit hole, you may realize how niche it is with very limited, practical use cases/no pmf outside of crypto so wouldn’t say there’s a lot of sustainable incentive to learn.
The rate at which new projects are launched doesn’t align with the rate at which the user base is growing (or decreasing). This leads to fragmentation for no reason. “founders” whose pmf boils down to forking a project and adding on a few nuanced features at best when there is absolutely no need for their project at all. But hey they can maybe make it rain from their token and that’s their priority, even if it means doing so at the cost of bringing more unnecessary noise and diverting mindshare from projects with real utility doing things that actually matter.
Imo not enough projects truly dedicated to breaking out of this bubble and solving a tangible problem. Peeps gotta think bigger, plan practically, adapt accordingly, and commit. Don’t shoot to be #1 on coinbase, aim to be #1 on NASDAQ