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2024 has been a crazy year & I can’t believe I’m ending it on this note! 🥳
I’m proud to announce that I’ve joined Unfungible as a Social Media Content Manager!
Truly grateful to Leon & Kermit for providing me with this incredible opportunity! 🥹
It has always been a dream of mine to make an impact in this space alongside the legends that make up Unfungible - so to turn that dream into reality is incredible.
I want to give a huge S/O to the whole Unfungible team for making my first weeks so memorable!
You guys are the kindest, funniest & most professional mfers out there! 🫂
Lastly, I want to thank everyone who’s continuously supported me - without you guys, I would not be in this position…
I APPRECIATE ALL OF YOU! 🫵
he's a big Italian bozo but a passionate, talented and hardworking bozo
hard vouch for this guy <3
It's time to open myself up to new challenges.
User/community strategy, culture, content, crypto, AI, creators. I've spent the last few years jumping between all of these worlds, learning, building and figuring cool stuff out along the way.
If you're building something and need someone to bring value, feel free to reach out, my dms are open, while I'm building systems out of my passions: users journey/experiences, culture and creativity.
I'll continue to be involved with Digitoys as an advisor and collaborator, helping on the journey to bring digital toys everywhere and give generations the chance to rediscover their imagination.
k. dan
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Educare: Has CT Changed Forever?
We’ll discuss what’s changed, where CT is headed, and what it takes to stand out.
Hosts: @maximusss, @DUDEisonchain
Guests: @MrTimister, @FoxyhitsW, @NFTFlow_, @MarvinHarryP, @Drewfromweb3
Pull up for valuable insights.
Set reminder below👇
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[Full Interview]:
How @kelanoo started a $20,000 per month AI automation agency.
I've also dropped an 8 min recap in the comments if you want the key highlights.
In this interview we cover:
00:00 Quick intro
01:30 From reply-guy agency to AI automation
04:48 Landing the first client (a $5K retainer)
09:33 The first automation Kelano built
17:19 Client #2
25:45 Starting from zero today: niches + the Upwork playbook
37:00 Building a SaaS from service learnings
49:20 The big pivot: $5K–$30K AI workshops
1:12:30 The endgame: five apps at $10K/month
. @Rahim_mahtab is and has always been a ray of sunshine, hope and inspiration
every chat or interaction I’ve had with him has left me hopeful for a better future in crypto and this industry we’re all building in
have also always appreciated what the Arts DAO team & community have done, not only for those based in the UAE, but for everyone in web3
so I feel blessed to now join the Arts DAO Circle and contribute to this mission
(will also promise to come to more IRL meets and events now hahah)
JOINING THE CIRCLE: @NFTFlow_
Product Manager and Content Lead at Unfungible, helping founders build their personal brands in Web3. Showed up to Dubai five years ago with no plan - built a community from scratch and let that open every door.
Welcome 🤝
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Do creators still have real influence or just attention? xitter.cf/i/spaces/1yKAPPpkMDWxb
> not packaging what you can actually do into something people can easily buy
most small creators have no clear USP
they dont bother spending time to package a unique offering that makes them stand out amongst the 100s of other creators fighting for promo deals
this results in creators being indistinguishable
@shubhh_hum put it nicely when he said that most creator content is interchangeable -> interchangeable means replaceable -> replaceable means cheap
if you don’t spend some effort packaging a strong offer that makes you standout, you will just continue to be thrown in a bucket of similar creators that are being offered by agencies / KOL managers to projects in bulk deals
learn to sell yourself if you want to make more money on CT
what NOT TO DO if you want to make money on CT
(from someone who’s done these mistakes)
> trying to be right all the time instead of trying to be useful
> wasting energy proving your point to people who were never going to care
> spending too much time obsessing over who is cheating, farming or scamming
> confusing “being aware of the game” with letting the game consume you
> hanging around the wrong crowd for too long because it felt easier than starting over
> trusting people because they were present, not because they were serious
> waiting for opportunities to come to you instead of actively pursuing them
> thinking good work automatically gets noticed
> building reputation with people who have no ability or intention to create opportunities
> saying yes to things that make you look busy but don’t move you closer to money
> treating CT like a social circle instead of a marketplace
> spending more time reacting to others than positioning yourself
> underpricing yourself because you’re afraid the offer disappears
> not packaging what you can actually do into something people can easily buy
> forgetting that attention is only valuable if it eventually converts into trust, leverage or revenue
this is not a skill issue but a direction issue. if you found this useful, consider sharing it with friends 🤍
this can’t be right can it?!?
as per @DefiLlama there have been +90 hacks / exploits with +$900M in total value lost, IN 2026 ALONE
AND WE’RE ONLY IN JUNE 💀
info from DeFiLlama’s Hacks & Exploits Database: defillama.com/hacks
the $30M Humanity Protocol “exploit” is logged in already so they update this quite quickly
do these 3 things instead of begging for follow backs in comments or DMs
> be genuine
> care for the conversations and interactions you have with people
> bring value in the form of unique thoughts, opinions and experiences
i know it may look easier to just try farm followers but people can see right through those disingenuous actions and you just end up ruining your own reputation
if you have to ask people for follow backs i'm sorry but you're literally never gonna make it here
and the reason is very simple
the social farming era is done in crypto. there's literally no future for anyone here who believes that ''showing up'' is gonna make them money
the problem is that instead of focusing on what can mak a difference, most people focus on hitting a vanity metric milestone that does and means nothing
the number of followers one has is becoming less and less important. the way the timeline works allows micro-accounts and mid-sized accounts to get in front of millions of people now
if growth is what you want there's a much better way to get your followers number up as compared to asking for people to ''connect'' or ''follow you back'' just because
a real connection happens when you are impossible to ignore, when you bring something to the table, when you add value and when you take it further than just the comment section
those who know this are already winning and getting ahead.
those who don't are still asking for follow backs
big lesson in here 🧠
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Episode 93 with Nill from Blockworks
Nill and I are close friends and it’s been fun to see his professional and personal growth
We talked about looming topics
> Current job market and conditions
> Institutional and retail crypto
> Nill’s success on TikTok
> Concerns with AI
Timestamps:
02:48 @BigNillCollect on landing the @Blockworks job
07:23 The TIF is crypto's 10-K
11:05 This crypto hiring market totally changed
15:43 Why tradfi guys get the leg up
20:16 Built an AI robot scraping Web3 jobs
24:43 Telling them I can fix that
30:55 Nil means zero goals scored
34:00 Grow faster collaborating with other creators
37:00 Known for my hair known for nothing
41:20 Getting fired with his kid home sick
45:24 Polygon was a piece of me
49:57 How to get out of the funk
55:24 Luck chases activity every time
the bear market is actually giving you something valuable right now
time + opportunity
> time to figure out what conviction actually means to you
> opportunity to find those conviction bets and enter them at discounted prices
in reality, most people will continue wasting time overtrading or trying to ride narratives
don't be most people
The recipe for surviving times like this is basically what I did in 2022 and what laid the foundation for the good things that came later.
First of all, don't overtrade. Don't touch perps. I repeat: Don't touch perps.
Put money into spot coins that you believe have strong fundamentals and that you're comfortable holding for at least a year. Bitcoin obviously, and maybe some narrative coins you like.
I repeat: Don't touch perps. You can easily get wiped out in times like this. And even if you don't, if I had put all the money I lost on perps into spot holdings, I would have twice as much money today.
The second part is building your base, something that can generate opportunities and income for you when the market turns bullish again.
For most of you (and for me back then), that base is your X account.
As you may have noticed already, a lot of mid-sized and large accounts have fallen off over the last few months. Bear market things.
That sucks for them, but it's an opportunity for you. Create content, connect with people on the timeline, and find topics that genuinely interest you.
Be patient for a year, and you'll be in a better position than 99% of the people trying to make money by trading right now
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$BTC entering its last area of low time frame liquidity here.
For the first path to be followed we need to see a bounce soonish.
With sentiment as it is, price looking like this and the $BTC daily RSI being near all time lows as we see the whole market emotionally capitulate at the same time. It's likely the lows are close tbh.
I think buying your fav alts here is a good idea. I think utility season is coming.
Institutions are here and people are surprised things are going like this ahah, welcome to the show
storytelling is the biggest moat available to you as a business, freelancer or creator
we’re now in an age where people make decisions based on how something feels and stories are what create that feeling
the good thing is that EVERYONE is already a storyteller (just not everyone is a good one)
that ability to make someone feel something through language (written, spoken or visually interpreted) is not a power granted at birth but a skill set you must develop through observation, experience and practice


























