Pratham

Growth @Mochatradeapp | Hyperliquid Researcher & Dev | @IITMadras

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

Not everyone gets this opportunity.
Lucky guy, Vitalik.

Ps: he liked my green kurta :P

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

@theblackmanda 🫪

[Mochatrade @Mochatradeapp]

yesterday: sold everything. today at lunch: "i've been calling this bottom for weeks"

[Smokey 一目均衡表 @SmokeyHosoda]

Most important CPI of our lives today

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

Bidding farewell to the best week ever with @Tangem’s amazing merch at @ETHGlobal @EFDevcon @IBWofficial

Also won the Eth chess set at @EFDevcon. Comment something cool about Tangem and Ill ship it to you (fee mine) :P

@stablecoinbro_ @AroraBhavyam @alittlebitriya @TheDeDenn

[Otabek | building in public @Abdiraimov_]

thank me later, MacBook users
https://t.co/T5geGVuvAA

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

@Sherhin55 😂

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

Bidding farewell to the best week ever with @Tangem’s amazing merch at @ETHGlobal @EFDevcon @IBWofficial

Also won the Eth chess set at @EFDevcon. Comment something cool about Tangem and Ill ship it to you (fee mine) :P

@stablecoinbro_ @AroraBhavyam @alittlebitriya @TheDeDenn

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

@Maajidify @Mochatradeapp @EFDevcon Yesss, chennai guy

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

Hiring for @Mochatradeapp

Need a cracked X intern who is chronically online, trading degen, edgy af, and isn't afraid to take risks.

Samples: https://t.co/E4KQ7p4r2t
https://t.co/LOfVXqY8rw

Mail me at [email protected] and make it interesting :P

[WallStreetBets @wallstreetbets]

we're cooked

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

@Sherhin55 @ETHGlobal @0G_labs @NikhilEth @iam_hinaaaa @0xnandhu @kartiktalwar Web3Kerala represent 🙇🏻

[Akash | lookupforsky.eth @lookupforsky]

this man lives in his own world. OG @VitalikButerin

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

@caerlower @EFDevcon lisbon is going to be awesome!

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

@k4komaaaal @Mochatradeapp mail please

[email protected]

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

@LayerKenzy @EFDevcon @SheCallsMeAddy 🙇🏻🙇🏻

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

If you are looking for any other opportunities, please DO NOT mail me, I won't be able to help.

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

Larping at the @ETHGlobal hackathon at @EFDevcon 😛

Come say hi if you are here

[Pratham @prathamonchain]

A much needed event with a surprisingly witty menu 😛

[uddalak @ninja_writer21]

Thank you to everyone who came out to House of HYPE. It meant a lot.

Crazy scenes, Mumbai!

Hyperliquid.

[paolo trivellato @paolo_scales]

LINKEDIN MAXXING with Grokbot

50 tactics behind 3.24M impressions in the last 90 days

Ranked:

S TIER

1. Build a voice guide that makes every draft more specific to you.
2. Feed it your strongest posts, interviews and transcripts to capture how you actually explain things.
3. Extract your opinions, recurring phrases and examples to give drafts a recognizable perspective.
4. Add rejected phrases and approved edits to stop correcting the same mistakes.
5. Build a separate guide for each executive so your CEO and CRO don’t become the same writer.

6. Turn sales conversations into your content strategy.
7. Review call transcripts to find questions prospects ask before they understand your offer.
8. Group objections by frequency and deal stage to identify which explanations are missing.
9. Preserve buyers’ exact wording to write about the problem as they experience it.
10. Match each topic with a real example or result to give the post supporting evidence.

11. Build an outreach research desk.
12. Supply your target-account list and qualification criteria to give the bot a defined research job.
13. Review company websites, announcements and supplied profile information to check account fit.
14. Find relevant triggers such as a product launch or leadership change to establish why now.
15. Match verified account details with a relevant case study to prepare a specific outreach draft.

16. Use content to support deals already in your pipeline.
17. Review stalled-deal notes to identify concerns prospects explicitly raised.
18. Draft posts addressing recurring objections without exposing confidential deal details.
19. Match approved resources with the questions they answer to help sales prepare useful follow-ups.
20. Draft a follow-up connecting the resource to the actual conversation for the account owner to review.

A TIER

21. Find content patterns worth testing.
22. Supply a swipe file of relevant posts with dates and available performance data.
23. Compare each post with its author’s typical results to find meaningful outliers.
24. Break winners into topic, opening, argument, evidence and format to understand their construction.
25. Rebuild useful structures with your own experience instead of borrowing someone else’s story.

26. Turn market conversations into LinkedIn commentary.
27. Track relevant X discussions and original announcements to find developments your buyers should understand.
28. Check competing interpretations to avoid repeating the loudest take as established fact.
29. Add your own experience or customer evidence to explain where you agree or disagree.
30. Draft the LinkedIn version around a practical business implication rather than a recycled summary.

B TIER

31. Prepare better conversations with people showing interest.
32. Supply relevant comments and inbound messages to identify the question behind each interaction.
33. Distinguish explicit interest from casual engagement to avoid treating every like as buying intent.
34. Check CRM notes to avoid duplicate outreach and draft a useful response for human review.
35. Prepare a meeting brief from the conversation history when someone actually wants to talk.

36. Extract more value from expertise you have already recorded.
37. Review podcasts, webinars and interviews to find moments that support a standalone argument.
38. Pull exact quotations and timestamps to keep every source easy to check.
39. Ask focused follow-up questions when an example needs more detail or supporting evidence.
40. Turn approved material into a text post, visual brief or short video outline.

C TIER

41. Build resources that give outreach a useful purpose.
42. Find a repeated buyer task to choose a checklist, worksheet or calculator worth creating.
43. Ask Grok Bot to prepare the resource from your approved process and test it against realistic examples.
44. Write a demonstration post showing the resource solving a specific problem.
45. Draft a relevant reply offering the resource when someone asks about that problem.

D TIER

46. Build the review and reporting loop.
47. Check drafts against your voice guide and sources to catch unsupported claims and repetitive writing.
48. Combine analytics, inquiry records and CRM notes to identify relevant business conversations.
49. Separate tracked conversions from possible influence to keep attribution honest.
50. Turn recurring edits into better instructions and choose one experiment for the next month.

The article below has the 12 copy-and-paste prompts behind the core system, the business context to load first, and the order to build it in.