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Open models expand access.
Ownership expands participation.
AI WORKS. HUMANS OWN.
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.
AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.
The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-W…
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AI joined the org chart.
The machines got faster.
The ownership structure stayed exactly the same.
WHO OWNS WHAT AI MAKES?
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first, agents got tools.
now they get accounts.
next question:
who owns what they build?
AI WORKS. HUMANS OWN.
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In 2026, your competition is not just the other trader or creator you meet on CT.
You're now battling with AI itself for relevance and opportunities! If you're still a purist in this current landscape, you're NGMI.
The game is evolve or die for a reason. For those of you who are ready to evolve, here's a compilation of AI tools that will help you boost your results👇🏽
Onchain Analysis
Nansen | @nansen_ai
Dune | @Dune
Flipside | @flipsidecrypto
Arkham | @arkham
Coresight | @coresightbot
Bubblemaps | @bubblemaps
Research
Grok | @grok
Kaito AI | @KaitoAI
Warden | @wardenprotocol
EdgenTech | @EdgenTech
Tokenomist AI | @Tokenomist_ai
Content Creation
Higgsfield AI | @higgsfield_ai
Veo 3 | @Google
Tencent HY | @TencentHunyuan
Leonardo | @LeonardoAi
Sora | @ChatGPTapp
Design
Claude Opus | @claudeai
Nano Banana Pro | @NanoBanana
Lovart AI | @lovart_ai
Midjourney | @midjourney
Canva | @canva
Coding & Development
Claude AI | @claudeai
Cursor | @cursor_ai
GitHub Copilot | @github
Antigravity | @antigravity
Others
MindStudio | @mindstudioai - AI agent builder
Atoms | @atoms_dev: for idea generation and building
Claude CoWork: for automating non-technical tasks
The results you will get from these tools depend on how well you're able to integrate them into your workflow.
One more thing: You don’t have to stay with these tools. You can actually vibecode new ones that are more specific to what you need.
Also, go and learn n8n automation. You'll be surprised by what you've been sleeping on.
What other AI tools did I miss?
Now it's not just about knowing what AI to use; it's about being able to prompt yourself into profit.
Here are some resources that will help you improve your prompting skills:
Anthropic Prompt Engineering Tutorial: xitter.cf/_vmlops/status/1991145…
LLM Prompting Techniques: xitter.cf/techNmak/status/199572…
AI Prompt Library for Design and Animation: xitter.cf/jasonzhou1993/status/2…
Introducing @SuperDesignDev Design Prompt Library
LLM often output AI slop design not because of capability, but lack of context & guidance
However design related prompts are not straightforward and most people don't know how to prompt it
That's why we built one of largest community driven design prompt library, covering styles, animations, UI components, etc.
You can build & share design prompts with your team privately or contribute publicly
It works with any coding agent
Try it today at superdesign.dev
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Founders are not lazy
few are but most are not
Most founders don't burn out because they're lazy or incompetent, they do that because they're busy maintaining too much that never needed to exist.
okay let me explain...
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really wish I could write like this.
lowkey jealous of people who can articulate their thoughts this cleanly and deeply.
biggest takeaway for me wasn’t “having multiple interests”
it was that learning without a vessel is just dressed-up procrastination. curiosity on its own doesn’t move your life forward if it never turns into output.
having many interests isn’t the issue. not building anything with them is.
the idea of a vessel really hit:
a way to channel curiosity → understanding → creation → leverage. research in public. think in public. write in public. not to perform, but to compound.
we really are in a second renaissance where tools are cheap, distribution is free, knowledge is everywhere.
the real edge now is synthesis which means basically connecting dots others don’t and turning that into something useful.
also loved the reminder that brand isn’t aesthetics, it’s accumulated thought. people don’t follow profiles, they follow worldviews, need to do more of that fr.
still learning how to express my thoughts better, but pieces like this remind me that clarity comes from reps, not waiting to feel “ready.”
great read man ❤️👐
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Lack of planning & bad coordination kill your project faster than any technical malfunction
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People are allowed to change their minds but flip flopping is gross
Read older tweets and the newer ones from people you follow
If there’s inconsistencies with their messaging don’t take them seriously
Seek who’s worth listening to and who’s not
Selective listening ath 2026
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Want to build on @arc testnet?
There are a lot of misleading messages on X so here is the clear
tutorial to deploy, test, and interact with a Solidity smart contract on the Arc Testnet.
In this tutorial, you’ll use Solidity and Foundry to write, deploy, and interact with a simple smart contract on the Arc Testnet.
docs.arc.network/arc/tutoria…
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Crypto moves fast, sometimes so fast it barely gives you time to breathe.
You’re building, trading, shipping, operating
and in the middle of all that momentum, a quiet thought shows up:
“Am I actually okay to be doing this?”
That question alone can slow everything down.
Regulation in crypto doesn’t usually feel helpful.
It feels scattered, unclear, and written for a different era.
Different countries.
Different expectations.
Different risks depending on who you are and where you sit.
And most of the time, no one explains it in a way that makes sense.
Builders don’t want to become lawyers.
Traders don’t want every decision to feel like a gamble with hidden consequences.
Operators don’t want to carry silent risk while trying to grow something real.
What people want isn’t complexity, it’s certainty.
The problem isn’t that information doesn’t exist.
It’s everywhere.
Dense.
Contradictory.
And completely disconnected from how crypto is actually used day to day.
Most real questions are personal, contextual, and urgent, not academic.
That’s why good compliance tools feel different.
They don’t lecture.
They don’t overwhelm.
They translate chaos into something you can actually reason about.
Clarity changes how you move.
It replaces fear with intention.
Compliance doesn’t have to kill momentum.
In fact, when done right, it unlocks it.
When people understand the rules of the terrain, they stop hesitating.
They build faster, trade with conviction, and operate without second-guessing every step.
The truth is, crypto is growing up.
The world is watching more closely.
Expectations are higher.
And pretending uncertainty doesn’t exist is no longer an option.
Professionalism in crypto now includes understanding risk, not ignoring it.
Speed matters here.
Not just speed of transactions, speed of understanding.
When answers are quick and reliable, people can act before doubt sets in.
That alone can change outcomes.
Crypto was meant to remove unnecessary friction.
Regulatory confusion is one of the last heavy frictions left.
Solving it isn’t about control or fear, it’s about giving people room to move forward with confidence instead of anxiety.
Turning regulatory noise into clear, usable answers isn’t just a nice-to-have.
It’s becoming part of the foundation this industry needs to scale responsibly.
And tools that do this well will quietly become as essential as wallets and infrastructure.
Inspired by the broader idea shared by @Chain_GPT
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$2k December update!!
There's a new update i just got on and i have made over $2k in the past 1 month.
It is a survey update that pays you $500 weekly for chatting with an AI agent.
The only requirement you need to have is a verified Twitter account, to prevent spam.
If this is something that interests you,
RT and let me know below and I'll randomly send the update to 100 verified users (Who must be following or i won't dm you).
Remember, you must be verified on X.
Even if you're not verified but know someone who is, you can share with them.
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“If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.”
AI is definitely going to shape the future.
Many people are resistant to change, but failing to integrate AI means missing out on massive opportunities. Companies like @Meta , @Google , and @amazon are already placing huge focus on AI.
The pain of regret is far greater than the so called pain you might experience trying to learn and switch to AI tools.” Hesitating only sets you back, while early adoption positions you for growth.
Now, there are already tools and models being built to make AI usage much easier platforms like Grok, ChatGPT, Gemini, Meta AI, and many others. Beyond that, Web3 also has AI-driven projects and models emerging. Examples include MIRA, OGLabs, @SentientAGI , and more.
With these tools, you can:
👉Search for trustworthy information
👉Conduct research and analysis
👉Carry out other Web3-related tasks more efficiently
These platforms are making it easier than ever to integrate AI into workflows and Web3 processes.
I will be diving deeper into @SentientAGI and other projects under the OGLabs chain, focusing on:
👉Transitioning into AI adoption
👉Exploring Sentient and OGLabs projects
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Typography 101:
Quote/Reply with typography challenges you experience while designing.
Putting together a resource to help 👌🏽
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Sentient and Polygon cofounder @sandeepnailwal kicked off the Campus Tour at Fudan University in Shanghai.
He spoke about Sentient’s mission to ensure that open-source AI wins.
He highlighted ROMA, GRID, and the range of research and products the team has built to date.
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Most founders burn thousands on marketing…
Only to lose 76% of users after first use.
Not because their ads don’t work.
Because their onboarding design is flawed.
Marketing gets people to your door.
Design decides whether they walk in or run away.
Here’s why design beats marketing in the onboarding race:
◈ Builds instant trust (users judge in 0.05s)
◈ Guides behavior step-by-step to value
◈ Eliminates friction before users even notice it
◈ Scales without breaking your support team.
The numbers don’t lie:
» 50–200% higher activation
» 25–40% better retention
» 30–60% fewer support tickets
» 75% higher trial-to-paid conversions.
This isn’t about “making things pretty.”
It’s about building profitable, sustainable businesses.
➭ Marketing brings users in.
➭ Design makes them stay.
Look at MetaMask as proof.
They transformed the most complex crypto wallet setup process into simple, guided steps and now have 30M+ monthly users with 55% growth in just 4 months.
In the most technical industry imaginable, design won the adoption race.
If they can do it with blockchain complexity, your project/product has zero excuses.
The magic happens when design amplifies your marketing efforts.
Great onboarding design makes your marketing promises:
◈ Actually deliverable
◈ Generate better user behavioral data for precise targeting
◈ Increase viral referrals organically as happy users share their experience.
◈ Improve customer acquisition cost efficiency by 30-50%.
Every marketing dollar you spend gets multiplied when users actually succeed with your product.
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A lot of things to say about getting to this point,
But nonetheless, i am so happy to announce we are bringing one of the most sought after solution and we are coming on @base
Thank you @DefiDevrel for your help so far my love,
I’d be in the dms of other base chads as we progress
@Sir_Damilare
@Anonofweb3
@jessepollak
@iamveektoria_
@LionessAtEase
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