@hubxyz It depends on who's sharing the project. If it's from a trusted source or someone credible in the Web3 space, I'd check it out after one mention. From less familiar sources, I'd need to see it a few times before exploring its website or socials. I usually ignore influencer posts
@hubxyz Belief in the Technology & Long-Term Vision Bear markets come and go, but blockchain technology, decentralization, and digital ownership are still evolving. Many of the biggest innovations (Ethereum, DeFi, NFTs, DAOs) were built during bear markets.62234 mil
@hubxyz I’d love to see someone building decentralized AI frameworks for privacy-preserving machine learning. This would enable individuals and organizations to utilize powerful AI models without compromising data privacy.
@hubxyz I am all for solving friction with marketing and social media stuff so I'd build a nice and clean engagement tool with an account system on top of it. There are many tools but all of them have flaws and are not really easy self service wise.
@hubxyz When evaluating projects,I closely follow angel investors like Balaji Srinivasan,former CTO of Coinbase, and Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon, due to their successful track records in the Web3 space.Their involvement often signals a project's potential giving me confidence
@hubxyz I always take advantage of the fear during these times, it’s important to always see opportunities. While it might go lower, it’s good to take percentages of stables to accumulate during these dips. Personally I bought more SOL today.
@hubxyz@playoffthegrid@avax Avax is gaining momentum with strong ecosystem growth. Considering memecoins' popularity and projects like Play Off The Grid, it might be worth exploring limited exposure. Diversified allocation is key though. Always analyze potential risks before deploying.
@hubxyz Vitalik,Anatoly,and Stani stand out as Web3 founders who deliver successful projects through technical skill,clear vision,and resilience.Let’s be honest trusting Web3 founders is becoming more and more complicated these days.Too many rugs too much hype and not real building
@hubxyz I think we should aim to do this twice a week or about 8 times a month.The reason for this`s that the content should not be diluted just to increase the frequency.That said spacing them out is also not a good idea.I think a good balance between the 2 is about 8 times a month
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Not because they invest early, but because they understand that narratives aren’t a process of discovery, they’re a process of iterative construction. They don’t “predict the future”; they design it by identifying technological tipping points