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[K I A R A ☯️ @lukmanFC_]

I love my $ENERGY

GM fams

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

𝑾𝒉𝒚 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒔𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒏𝒄𝒚 𝒃𝒆𝒂𝒕𝒔 𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒊𝒏 𝑾𝒆𝒃3.

Most people think success in Web3 comes from being early.

It doesn't.

More often, it comes from being the person who stayed when everyone else left.

🧵

You don't need to be the first person to discover a narrative.

You need to be the person still showing up when the narrative gets quiet.

Most people quit right before compounding begins.

The people who remain six months from now will own the attention everyone is chasing today.

Every cycle follows the same pattern:

• Hype attracts the crowd
• Silence clears the room
• A few people keep building
• The next wave arrives
• Those few become trusted voices

Consistency is the filter.

It separates builders from tourists.

The reality of consistency isn't glamorous.

It looks like:

→ Posting when nobody engages
→ Commenting when nobody notices
→ Building proof of work before rewards appear
→ Joining Spaces with a handful of listeners

None of it feels exciting.

All of it matters.

The most respected names in Web3 today weren't necessarily the earliest.

They were simply present long enough to earn trust.

While others disappeared, they kept contributing.

Reputation is built during the quiet periods between hype cycles.

That's where credibility compounds.

If you're serious about growing in Web3:

Post today, even if nobody responds.

Engage today, even if nobody notices.

Show up this week the same way you would if thousands of people were watching.

Because one day, they will be.

The question is:

Will you still be here when that moment arrives?

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

Most Web3 projects don’t have a community.

They have people waiting for the next airdrop.

Stop the rewards watch how fast the chat goes quiet.

Same with creators.

Most are posting to get likes. Not to be remembered.

That’s why your timeline is full but nobody actually stands out.

You don’t need to go viral.

You need people to see your name and already know what you’re about.

That’s the difference between a following and a reputation.

Build the reputation.

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

Everyone else on Dexscreener is bag-chasing.

You should be job-hunting.

While they’re aping into charts, smart Web3 jobbers are landing $3 - 10K/month gigs from projects that haven’t even been discovered yet.

Here’s the exact playbook 🧵

First understand what Dexscreener actually is for a jobber.

It’s not a trading tool.

It’s a real-time feed of LIVE projects with:

→ Active dev wallets
→ Community momentum
→ Budget (liquidity = budget)
→ Desperation to grow
That’s your client list. Updated every minute.

Go to https://t.co/UjLOuQfT5t → hit “New Pairs”

Filter by:

• Chain: ETH, SOL, or Base
• Age: under 24–48 hrs
• Liquidity: $20K–$200K range

You’re not looking for moonshots.

You’re looking for funded projects with traction but no team yet.

That’s your sweet spot.

Now audit the project like a pro.

Click the token → check:

✅ Is there a website?
✅ Is there a Twitter/X linked?
✅ Do they have a Telegram or Discord?
✅ Is the socials page dead or active?

Dead socials + live chart = they have money and NO marketing help.

That’s your DM right there.

Go to their Twitter.

Look for:

• Last post date
• Follower count vs engagement ratio
• Generic AI-looking content
• No pinned roadmap or utility post

If their content looks like a robot wrote it and their replies are crickets they NEED you.

Now you’re not cold pitching. You’re solving a visible problem.

Check their Telegram or Discord.

Signs a project needs help:

→ Dev is answering every question alone
→ No mod, no CM
→ “Wen marketing?” messages going unanswered
→ Less than 200 members but $50K+ liquidity

This is a founder drowning.
You’re the lifeline.

Now craft your DM (on Telegram or Twitter):

“Hey, saw [Project] launched recently love the concept. Noticed your community growth could use some structure. I help Web3 projects with [X service]. Would love to share 2–3 ideas specific to your launch stage. Open to it?”

Short. Specific. No portfolio begging.

What gigs can you land this way?

• Community Manager ($500–$3K/mo retainer)
• Twitter/X ghostwriter ($300–$1.5K/mo)
• Telegram mod ($200–$800/mo)
• KOL outreach ($500–$2K per campaign)
• Shill thread writer ($100–$500/project)
• Discord setup ($200–$600 one-time)

Pick ONE. Lead with ONE.

Pro tip: bookmark 5–10 projects daily.

Don’t DM immediately.

Watch for 48–72 hrs. If the chart holds and the community stays active THAT’S when you reach out.

Survivors have conviction. Conviction = willingness to spend.

Timing your pitch is half the skill.

The meta nobody talks about:

Dexscreener shows you WHO is paying attention to a project (via volume).

High volume + weak socials = the audience is there but the brand isn’t.

You’re not selling services.

You’re selling the gap between where they are and where the chart says they could be.

Most Web3 jobbers wait for job boards.

The ones winning right now are running Dexscreener like a CRM.

New pairs. Daily audit. One DM per day.

That’s 30 warm pitches a month to funded, motivated founders.

Work the system or get worked by it.
RT the first tweet if this hit 🔁

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

Most Web3 projects spend thousands on marketing before they’ve earned a single real fan.

That’s the problem nobody talks about.

You can run ads. Hire a PR team. Post every day. Pay influencers to mention you.

And still the moment you stop spending, everyone forgets you exist.

Because money can buy attention. It cannot buy trust.

The projects that actually last? Nobody handed them an audience.

They built something people genuinely cared about. They showed up before they had anything to sell. They talked to their community like humans, not customers.

And slowly people started talking about them for free.

That’s the only marketing that compounds.

Not the kind you pay for. The kind you earn.

If your project disappeared tomorrow, would anyone notice?

If the answer is “probably not”that’s not a marketing problem.

That’s a foundation problem.
Fix the foundation first. Then market.

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

Every brand is chasing Web3.

NFTs. DAOs. Token launches. The works.

But nobody's talking about the one thing that decides who wins and who disappears.

Attention.

Not wallets. Not whitepapers. Not follower counts.

The brands that get this will own the next decade. 🧵

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

I used to study every move the big accounts made.

Their posting times. Their hooks. Their format. I reverse-engineered everything.

My growth was flat for 6 months.
Here’s what I got wrong:
Big accounts grew in a different internet. Different algorithm. Different audience expectations. Different era.

You can’t copy someone’s results by copying their playbook from 3 years ago.
Small creators don’t lose because they lack talent.

They lose because they’re running someone else’s race and wondering why they’re always behind.

The moment I stopped asking “what’s working for them?” and started asking “what’s only possible from me?” everything shifted.

Your niche isn’t your topic. It’s your angle.
Your angle isn’t your opinion. It’s your experience.
Nobody can copy that. Not even the big accounts.

Why this lands:

→ Opens with a confession not a tip. People stop scrolling for honesty, not advice
→“6 months flat” a specific detail that makes it feel lived-in, not written
→ The pivot line (“what’s only possible from me?”) quotable, people will screenshot it
→ Ends with a two-liner that feels like it belongs on a poster gives them something to carry away
→ No hashtags, no emojis reads like a real person talking, not a content creator performing

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

Here’s the hard truth

AI will not make you rich, AI is just a tool, how you use it, how you activate it that’s what matter.

AI is no different than a hammer and a nail. AI is the hammer, but the nail is the problem, if you don’t have a nail to hit the hammer is useless, it’s kinda like whacking a hammer against the wall and being like “make me money”

People are spending thousands of dollars per month on AI and their business hasn’t grown. The question to ask is what problem should I use AI to solve?

AI is awesome but if you don’t use it right it could actually be the reason why you fail.

-Dan Martell

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

If DevOps feels like babysitting pipelines, chasing alerts, and duct-taping tools together… you’re not crazy. The system is broken.

Autogen V2 is LIVE, and it’s a real step forward.

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

Built an earlier demo of Before You Ape just to test the idea

This new version actually works. Real market data, FDV, liquidity, LP lock status, plus a risk score from just a token address

Live here:
https://t.co/zV0dgfJmod

Built with NodeOps GPT
#NodeOpsGPT #NodeOps #AIxWeb3

[K I A R A ☯️ @lukmanFC_]

@thugghinx Incorrect

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

NodeOps crossing $4.5M in revenue isn’t just a number.

It’s a statement. Builders are choosing real infra and real value, and the momentum right now is wild.

The growth feels different this time.

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

Been going through PIP-04 and this one feels like a real turning point for the $NODE economy

The fee module, the adaptive mint and burn, the long-term sustainability angle there’s a lot to unpack.

I’m sharing my thoughts on the forum, care about where NodeOps goes next? #PIP04

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

1 Day Left for the NodeOps Hackathon!

This is it the final 24 hours to build, submit, and show what you’ve got.

5 builders. $5,000 prize pool. Your shot to prove your skills before the clock runs out.
Let’s go all in.

#NodeOps #Hackathon #DePIN #Builders

[K I A R A ☯️ @lukmanFC_]

@themyrax @NodeOpsHQ @BuildOnNodeOps Huge share up for grab

Checking out safe send man 🤝

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

It’s been 3 crazy weeks in the SafeSend Arena volume’s pumping, leaderboards are on fire, and the community energy?

Unreal.

Now we’re down to the wire…
24 hours left to make your move and grab your share of 50,000 $NODE!

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

You ever had that feeling when the game’s almost over but then they call extra time?

That’s exactly what just happened in the SafeSend Colosseum. The tournament isn’t ending yet.

The arena stays open until October 30, and 50,000 $NODE is still waiting for those to claim it.

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

I’m here to build Web3 growth systems that last.

I’m Myrax, a Web3 Growth Strategist, Micro KOL, and KOL Manager helping founders and jobbers scale fast.

Here’s what I’ve learned building and managing growth in Web3 🔻

[K I A R A ☯️ @lukmanFC_]

@themyrax @NodeOpsHQ @BuildOnNodeOps I’ve been frustrated about hosting but I think I would check out Autogen.

Thank you for sharing!

[𝙼𝚈𝚁𝙰𝚇 𝚵 @themyrax]

Why I’ve Been Talking About Autogen Lately!

Let’s be real. Hosting can be frustrating.

You set things up, something breaks, then you spend hours fixing what shouldn’t have been a problem in the first place.

Every builder has been there at some point.

[K I A R A ☯️ @lukmanFC_]

@themyrax @NodeOpsHQ @BuildOnNodeOps Definitely checking out safe send