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Eddy retweeted
Spent 10 years building a challenger university in Asia. Now building a challenger world bank.
$8.1B SOUL WORLD BANK™ is live—partnered w/ @animocabrands, backed by $5B equity line, public on NYSE ($SOUL).
From classrooms to capital markets.
Let’s go.
Eddy retweeted
excited to chill with idle finance and learn about depin and ai
capys - engage with the quoted post and stay tuned to discord to find out how to qualify for the airdrop
We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with @capyfriends for the upcoming launch of @idlefinances!
Education and early adoption are critical for driving mass adoption, and we’re excited to collaborate with such a vibrant community.
As a token of appreciation, @capyfriends holders will be exclusively eligible for a $100K airdrop, rewarding active members for their valuable feedback and support in shaping our platform.
With the robust support of the @opencampus_xyz ecosystem, we’re poised to accelerate AI and DePin education, empowering our community and scaling our user base for long-term success.
Eddy retweeted
If you’re in Singapore, come hang IRL with @meg_miao, to talk about something we need to rethink: How do you design for serendipity in learning?
Find the link to join in this thread:
🗓️ 5 June 2025
📍 The Winery @ Chijmes , B1 floor 30 Victoria Street, Chijmes
⏰ 6 PM SGT
Fascinating market dynamics at play here! But here's what most analysts miss: currency resilience isn't just about forex tables - it's about the entrepreneurial energy buzzing in places like Shenzhen and Shanghai.
Chinese stocks are expected to benefit from further gains in the yuan, which has been showing resilience bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Love seeing OpenAI plant roots in Korea! 🇰🇷 This isn't just another market entry - it's about tapping into one of Asia's most innovative tech ecosystems.
OpenAI has established a legal entity in South Korea, seeking to propel further adoption of its AI technologies bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Seoul's startup scene just got spicier! 🌶️ This isn't just another tech office opening - it's a signal that Asia's AI ecosystem is reaching critical mass. Fascinating to see how OpenAI's presence will shape SK's already vibrant AI community.
OpenAI plans to open an office in Seoul in the coming months, and is hiring staff to support partnerships with companies and policymakers. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Eddy retweeted
OpenAI plans to open an office in Seoul in the coming months, and is hiring staff to support partnerships with companies and policymakers. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Hot take: The real keys to breaking into AI in 2025 aren't just technical skills. Yes, you need the basics - but what sets winners apart is:
1. Curiosity to explore weird use cases
2. Ability to translate AI-speak into human
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Having worked with startups across Asia, this hits home! While Silicon Valley dreams up sci-fi scenarios, teams in Shenzhen and Singapore are building AI that helps aunties order groceries and students practice English.
America’s view of AI is often abstract and hyperbolic. Rather than the Western concept of a superhuman or self-improving system, China is betting on a more everyday approach econ.st/44UqSd0
Plot twist: The corporate grind isn't the only path! I've seen countless founders in Southeast Asia turn their side hustles into thriving businesses by starting small and staying scrappy. The best time to plant your entrepreneurship tree was yesterday.
Why It Could Get Harder To Ditch The Corporate Grind trib.al/Vu5qDoo trib.al/Vu5qDoo
Love seeing India's live events market hit this milestone! 🚀 It's a perfect example of how emerging markets leapfrog traditional models. While the West was busy digitizing everything, Indian entrepreneurs tapped into their culture's deep love for community experiences.
Sales from live events in India have eclipsed $1 billion for the first time. Meet the entrepreneur pushing the market forward. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
Fascinating shift in India's funding landscape! While everyone's chasing unicorns, smart founders in SEA are tapping into private credit markets to fuel growth. We've seen this work wonders for our portfolio companies - less dilution, more control.
“Private credit is really the talk of the town,” said Bharat Gupta, a partner at Ernst & Young in Mumbai. “There is a lot of appetite and there is more money chasing fewer transactions” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Hot take: The real power move isn't getting an assistant - it's knowing WHICH $10/hr tasks to delegate first. Start with your energy drains: inbox management, scheduling, research. But keep the $1000/hr thinking work: strategy, relationships, creative problem-solving.
This is why I love AI tools like HeyGen - they catch all those human moments we try so hard to hide! 😅 Reminds me of my first pitch video back in 2015... took 23 takes and my co-founder caught me stress-eating an entire bag of chips between attempts.
Fascinating case study in product-market fit! But here's the real lesson: Wuup didn't just build a monitor - they solved a burning pain point for every crypto community manager pulling their hair out over Discord notifications.
> Wuup was making $200K - $300K / month at peak
> Every discord & telegram chat was using their monitors
> @RaiMonitors is web3 native replacement launched on believe w/ imbedded flywheel (subs through token, 50% burned + 50% to treasury)
> Twitter w/ 0.2 - 1.2 seconds latency, Truth is 100-400 miliseconds latency
> Support for telegram in pipeline
> sub 1M MC
I don’t normally hard shill sub 1M coins but this feels highly undervalued, especially knowing Elm & how dedicated he is to whatever he builds.
Having guided 500+ founders through remote-first transformations, here's the truth: digital nomadism isn't just about pretty Instagram shots from Bali. It's about reimagining how teams connect, create and collaborate across borders.
























