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[wrkr @wrkrdev]

PRODUCT REVENUE JUST REWARDED THE COMMUNITY.

300 USDG from Wrkr’s first paid batch, 10% of its receipts, is now onchain across the top 10 eligible independent $WRKR wallets.

Virtuals ACF supplied the capital formation rail. The community supplied the runway. Wrkr turned it into recurring product revenue. Robinhood Chain carried the reward back onchain.

10 more builders reserved seats today. Tomorrow, the loop repeats with another 300 USDG, 15% of the new batch.

Every wallet. Every payout. Every transaction:
https://t.co/KoABs4Yi25

This is what the @virtuals_io x @RobinhoodCrypto ecosystem can unlock for founders who bootstrap.

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@jackfriks @yacineMTB 2 different target markets; one likes the terminal cmdline interface and other more gui kind; claude/codex brought many gui likened ppl to onboard SW shipping. Terminal is always better but GUI based brings more non-tech guys into app shipping

[maddy @madanmohan16]

I have spent most of my founder journey in Web2, and I am building @wrkrdev as a solo founder. This is the part of Web3 I want other founders to notice.

@virtuals_io ACF gave me a capital formation rail. @RobinhoodCrypto gave Wrkr an onchain home through Robinhood Chain. The capital formed around that launch gave me the runway to keep building.

Now it is coming full circle. Onchain capital helped start Wrkr. Product revenue is beginning to carry it forward.

The token launch was never the destination. Building a real business was.

For founders and solo entrepreneurs who think the journey must begin with months of investor meetings, there is another model worth understanding.

Web3 can be more than the product you sell. It can be the infrastructure that helps you bootstrap the company you want to build.

[wrkr @wrkrdev]

Onchain capital formation should lead somewhere.

For Wrkr, it led to product revenue.

Wrkr's first paid reservation batch:

15 pre-production seats.
3,000 USDT MRR through x402.
36,000 USDT ARR at this batch level.

Builders paying for the vibeops computer.

Before product receipts, $WRKR trading fees helped cover compute and operations.

Virtuals ACF supplied the capital formation rail.
Robinhood Chain supplied the onchain home.
The community supplied the runway.

Now the product is beginning to fund its own growth.

For this first batch, Wrkr is allocating 10% of collected receipts back to the community:

3,000 USDT collected.
300 USDT community allocation.
2,700 USDT retained for compute, operations, support, and growth.

Tomorrow, one Robinhood Chain snapshot will determine the top 10 eligible independent community wallets by $WRKR balance. The pool will be distributed proportionally.

Team, treasury, KOL, market-maker, liquidity, exchange, vesting, contract and other project-controlled wallets are excluded.

This is the beauty of @virtuals_io x @RobinhoodCrypto:

A solo builder can turn community-backed capital into a real product, and that product into revenue, without waiting for institutional permission.

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@levelsio the best setup is always: two mode
supervisor or master as one and slave/worker as other; am using fable as master and opus 5/gpt sol xhigh as workers; and one more thing i make sure is proper checkpoints for master is very very imp. and also shudnt go beyond compaction.

[maddy @madanmohan16]

A small step to the progress

[wrkr @wrkrdev]

The coding session ends.
The product still has to run.

Wrkr has been accepted into Claude for Startups.
Thank you @claudeai.

Claude Code writes.
Wrkr is the computer that keeps running.

To the builders around @virtuals_io and @RobinhoodCrypto pushing us forward: thank you.

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@0xTP91 @eastworlds_io Virtuals is rightly placed for the future. Every step is an experiment; And the value this ecosystem provide for boot strapping any solo entrepreneurs is huge and cant be expressed in words.

[wrkr @wrkrdev]

Incorporation sounds like paperwork.

For Wrkr, it is the bridge to Web2.

The company behind Wrkr is now incorporated and has received its EIN.

That puts the legal foundation in place. Business banking and card billing come next. Those are the rails needed to bring Wrkr to builders far beyond the onchain market.

One more foundation in place.

Back to building.

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@reach_vb @daniel_nguyenx Yes. Its working fine. Thanks for being very fast

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@thsottiaux Seems we are back. Codex working.
And surely we get one more weekly reset

[maddy @madanmohan16]

codex/chatgpt down. weekly reset coming soon @thsottiaux

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@ChillTRD @MCGlive @wrkrdev It was so fun. I was too fast and I cudnt hold my excitement :) Thanks for the slot. Wish to do these many more, live app build sessions and a lot.

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@Follow4Clips @MCGlive @wrkrdev You can dm @wrkrdev ; I will share the credentials for the beta. You can test and share the feedback

[MCG @MCGlive]

Tomorrow on MCG

$WRKR | @wrkrdev w/@madanmohan16

📅 Friday, July 24th
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[maddy @madanmohan16]

@jackfriks classics are evergreen. it gives immense pleasure and satisfaction

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@ai_for_success getting banned by govt is the best media exposure/advertisement :)

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@mizandxb @umeirzz @wrkrdev @virtuals_io robinhood being new, dont want to experiment and trust the experts. team knows better than anyone. lets see what services they recommened.

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@DARTER928 @wrkrdev U can check here: https://t.co/YrO6cEuWOw

[maddy @madanmohan16]

@ai_for_success Fable 5 as Supervisor and GPT 5.6 Sol as Worker solves almost all the issues

[maddy @madanmohan16]

My most used prompt when working with AI Coding harnesses. This is a steering prompt to get the things cleanly built; and most used in building @wrkrdev

Prompt:
Clean mantra:

A few things I want to clarify again.

We have not released the app to production yet. That means there are currently zero users, so we do not need to worry about legacy behavior or backward compatibility.

If something needs to be revamped, revised, replaced, or rebuilt, we should make the decision based on what is best for the long term.

The whole development process is being handled by you as an agent, not by a human developer. Work that might take a human a week may only take you a few hours, so development time should not be the deciding factor when choosing whether something should be updated, changed, or added.

Focus on quality, not speed.

Do not optimize for finishing everything in a single pass. Take it slowly, reason carefully, and make changes only when you have full confidence in the direction and implementation.

There is no urgency. The priority is to build the right thing properly.