do you know what i love more than seeing @SuperteamUK members landing jobs with solana teams... ... hearing that they're doing a phenomenal job! was speaking to @Flight3official team last week, and the high praise for @0xSJDeFi made my day! 👏 if you're hiring, reach out 🫡

It’s time to enter the arena and create internet capital markets.

Awesome experience yesterday, and hearing feedback like this makes it all so much more special! Wanted to share a big shoutout to @CryptoMonaT @femalefuturist1 @Damianw83131081 for organising, @bill_papas_12 @Kenkdoteth for judging, and our @SuperteamUK members for supporting👏 This is just the start of our AI3 series, as this year we host 3 hackathons looking for the best talent at the convergence of AI x Web3, with a demo day at the end of 2025. Congrats to our unanimous winners, Lattice, @MVG_47 / @arbion_w / @aelson389 / @0xrhinoella for shipping a truly innovative product at the forefront for decentralised AI inference - you'll now have access to our AI3 Incubator with weekly mentoring, grant funding, and unique opportunities to accelerate your project into a real world business! Next mission @colosseum🫡 As I said yesterday, we’re not here to do the standard, we’re here to innovate and evolve the standard. LFG!

Joined mis amigos at @imperialcollege yesterday for the kickoff of the UK AI Agent Hackathon by the @iclblockchain @imperialaisoc societies. Students have got 4 weeks to ship a MVP, onboard their first customers, iterate on their feedback, and refine the product + pitch ahead of a demo day on 13th April. Loved feeling the energy of enthusiasm and hearing the students bounce their ideas around, but one of the key things I stressed to them was to "niche down". It's a lesson all inspiring founders and builders can take note on - it's basically the idea when you want to go from 0 -> 1 it's better to be very clear on who your audience is, and reframe your product to them. An example was a mature masters student (previously a doctor) was wanting to build an AI agent that helps doctors record their consults and create profiles on their patients with detailed notes and recommendations - making doctors faster at delivering quality care, and enabling better communication across doctors, nurses, and specialist consults. Now instead of thinking about it as a general care AI agent support - you could focus the AI Agent's usecase towards a single ward on the hospital e.g., maternity ward - this focus gives you the ability to create a much more nuanced and valuable product, whilst making it simpler to ship an MVP and get your first customers. Instead of trying to train your AI agent on all medical conditions, you'd focus on ones only applicable to maternity patients. Instead of getting pulled in many directions by feedback from different types of doctors/nurses, you'd focus purely on maternity wards who share the same problems. Instead of trying to pitch a product anyone could use, you can frame your narrative to make those doctors/nurses so they feel like the product is custom tailored to them and offers a solution to their unique problems. Meaning that when you're in that Demo Day at the end of the hackathon, instead of pitching an airy fairy change-the-industry product, the judges will be able to see a clear path towards product-market-fit (which is ultimately what hackathons are designed to do - accelerate you finding PMF). So if you're competing in the UK AI Agent Hackathon by Imperial University (sign up here: dorahacks.io/hackathon/icaih…), or any upcoming hackathons like Colosseum's Hackathon coming April 14 - May 16 (register for their platform now for a headstart: colosseum.org/hackathon/), or our own AI3 Hackathon on 23rd March in London (apply here: lu.ma/ai3)... remember to "niche down" so you can ship faster!

warming up for our first game today, IYKYK.

if you're building for the Solana AI Hackathon, @0xk2_ is cooking a banging workshop for you - going live in 1 hour watch here 👉 lu.ma/SolanaAIHackathonWorks…