Launching your startup on a new Twitter account will flop.
Here’s what to do instead:
• Launch on HN, Reddit, ProductHunt, TAAFT, Uneed, TinyLaunch, etc.
• These platforms don’t care about follower count
• It’s fast and usually free
Then:
• Share the results on Twitter
• Grow your audience
• Leverage it for your next launch
Winning is how you build momentum.
So many choices.
- Super easy setup. stables on trx, sol, EVM -> @KAST_official but 2% fee on non usd purchases
- @gnosispay great option as you can get up to 5% cashback. Best combined with @zealwallet
- @BleapApp : Revolut designed app. Quite fun to use
- @Cypher_HQ_: integration with telegram is smooth. a lot of features
- @holyheld: simple card but is cooking more than just a card
Takeaways good & bad from the HL/JELLY saga
> HL not fixing the mechanism vulnerability after the "trump insider" ETH & BTC exploit loopholes is not a good look. They should be capping max leverage / OI based on trading volume / mcap of certain tokens (a dynamic onchain solution is needed).
> Binance, OKX taking advantage of this so swiftly is not a good look. Eating your competition is one thing; growing the industry together is another. You can't have both, but you can pick your battles. Crypto is a battle against traditional rails, not a civil war.
> HL choosing to forcefully choosing to delist JELLY and closing the position based on a fixed oracle price is going to hurt $HYPE in the short run. What used to be "decentralised" opened up avenues for wonder as to what else can be centrally-decided.
> Yet, this was the better decision of two evils. Centralised interventions highlight the contradiction in crypto's decentralised ethos but we're taking baby steps towards that goal. Just as BitMEX cut trading during Covid or CEXs halting withdrawals to prevent panic-driven bank runs in 2022.
> HL should prioritise making transparent a couple things (they've indeed dug a few new holes for themselves here): 1) the entire listing / delisting process of tokens; 2) the "validator set that convened to delist" (how? who?) and 3) what situation allows you to fix a token's oracle price.
There's probably more but these seem like the important ones for now.
$ANON gaining attention amid DeFAI narrative¹, though price momentum remains negative². Community focused on $8M developer incentives³ while debate around AI-DeFi integration continues⁴.
¹Rising social volume around DeFi automation
²-50% momentum despite narrative growth
³Dev fund seen as catalyst
⁴Mixed views on AI utility