sobhan.eth

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz The fake prophets screwed over Web3 gaming, but the real visionaries are still in the game. I’d say projects like Illuvium with its dope gameplay or Shrapnel nailing ownership could bring back what was promised this cycle.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz I’m aping into ones with some meat—like projects with proven teams or real utility.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz For a long-term play, with a TGE this week, I’d hold off to get a better read on the market. Rushing in here usually just burns you!

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz If I were launching a Web3 project, I’d tackle the pain point where users can’t control their data on platforms. I’d build a system where you own your data and decide who gets access!

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz I’d go with Brian Armstrong (Coinbase founder). Why? His track record building a massive, reliable crypto platform shows he knows how to innovate and create a steady ecosystem everyone can depend on.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz I’d pick Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum). His track record with big projects and dedication to decentralization make him a solid bet for building successful stuff.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz when researching projects, Naval Ravikant’s track record gives me the strongest conviction to invest too.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz For a long-term play, if the project has a solid team and real utility, jumping in at the TGE could be smart since initial prices are often lower. But with the market still shaky today (March 10, 2025), waiting for more stability could also cut your risk.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz If I’m being logical, it depends on my audience, but I’d say 2-3 sponsored posts a month feels right. Anything more might make it seem too commercial and could erode trust with my followers.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz Extreme fear in the market usually means prices are below their real value, but you’ve got to figure out if it’s just rumors or a legit crisis. If I were you, I’d hold some cash and gradually invest in stuff that’s genuinely undervalued

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz My favorite wallet is the Ledger Nano X—it’s secure and easy to use. The three main factors I consider are:
1) security (offline private keys and 2FA), 2) support for multiple currencies (like Bitcoin and Ethereum), 3) a simple interface for quick transactions.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz I think the best spots for hunting early alpha are secret communities and niche groups. People there tend to share info before it goes public—less competition, more trust among the members.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz @playoffthegrid @avax However, the key is to focus on long-term strategy rather than short-lived hype.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz Illuvium: This game is staying true to its vision and working hard on the metaverse platforms.

The Sandbox: One of the pioneers in virtual worlds, still focused on bringing Web3 to life.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz PENGU: This project has caught a lot of attention with its appealing designs and unique ideas.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz Rumble Kong League – A project combining NFTs and gaming that is gaining popularity.
World of Women (WoW) – A project focused on empowering women in the NFT space

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz If $SEA, $DOOD, $KAITO want to break this pattern, they need to offer more than just a fleeting trend. Real utility, a strong community, and sustainable liquidity could help them avoid the same fate

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz Second, liquidity is insane—almost any trading pair you want is there.

[sobhan.eth @TrayderC]

@hubdotxyz I use Binance the most because, as of March 2025, it’s still one of the top centralized exchanges with over $20B in daily trading volume. Key factors influencing my choice: First, its security is solid with SAFU (user insurance fund) and 98% of assets in cold storage.