Robinex
Early access for @robinexapp is open — robinex, a fair-launch launchpad on Robinhood Chain, built on Uniswap v4 hooks.
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People from Nigeria, India, and other developing countries earn less money doing online services than those in America & Europe.
It has nothing to do with physical location, but the mental framework they’ve adopted from growing up in poverty.
$100 is a 2-month salary in Nigeria.
In America, it’s a nice dinner for two at a restaurant.
Because of this, they get programmed to think $100 is a lot of money.
Because to them, it is.
They set their limitations based on how money works in their country, not in the world.
So when they go to work online, they make an amazing website for a couple hundred.
I have a friend in EU who charges 10k+ for websites. He’s 17. Always fully booked & makes a couple mil a year.
The path to making more money online isn’t more clients or more work.
It’s breaking the limiting beliefs you grew up with.
Rewiring your brain so YOU believe you’re worth more.
Spend time connecting with people who make more than you to understand what’s really possible.
It's much more achievable than you think🫣
We talk a lot about "mass adoption" in Web3.
Usually, that just means higher TVL, more wallet addresses, or institutional interest.
But actual adoption?
That looks like a local street vendor effortlessly accepting crypto for everyday goods.
For a long time, the tech was too slow and complicated to make this a reality.
Here is the story of how @SuiNetwork is changing that.
By providing sub-second speed and zero fees on sending and receiving stablecoins, Sui is the infrastructure opening the last locked door for vendors like Aunty Kemi.
Turning crypto into instant, spendable local cash.