Been exploring some projects lately. Tagging a few I found interesting 👇 @boundlesshq @campnetworkxyz @Novastro_xyz @Humanityprot @rLoopDAO lmk if I missed any good ones

used @rLoopDAO gpus to make my own ai tool check this out 👇

rLoop GPU Marketplace explained in under 1 min @rLoopDAO

DM me if you need free GPU hours this week 👀 - we’ve got better GPU stock availability now - 512× 5090s coming online soon - also have a H100 SXM5 DGX cluster - 1k cards available at insane pricing

Recorded a banger podcast with @KseniiaBaziian We talked about: ~ Web3 vs Web2 marketing ~ Why community is everything ~ What actually works (and what doesn’t) ~ Her fav growth strategies & lessons from top projects Can’t wait to share this one 🥳

Had an amazing chat with @mayurrelekar, founder of @ArcanaNetwork We talked about chain abstraction, better UX in Web3 and how Arcana is making crypto easier for everyone. Super insightful convo for builders and curious minds alike!! This one’s on rVoice by @rLoopDAO 🎙️ Tune in: youtu.be/PBMQ9fqi2U0?si=9ASr…

This space is so addictive. Once you’re in, you’re in for life. There’s always something new to build, new ideas to explore and new rabbit holes to fall into. No one ever says, “I joined Web3 and then left.” It just doesn’t happen. So what is it about this space that keeps people hooked? Maybe it’s how everything moves fast, how marketing isn’t just ads but real community-building or how projects like @KaitoAI are flipping the game with InfoFi. Kaito went viral overnight, with thousands flexing their Yap Scores on X. Kaito didn’t just market to users; they made users market for them. Every post, every flex, every conversation kept their mindshare on top, giving them a head start most brands can only dream of. So does Web3 marketing really work the same way as traditional marketing? Are likes and followers still worth chasing or is there a better way to measure growth? @sandraleow from @KaitoAI spills all the secrets on rVoice. Watch the full episode here 👇 youtu.be/fhMoiSsHUtY?si=J_J1…

Why do so many crypto projects struggle to explain what they actually do? If I’m on a website and can’t figure out what the project does within 10 seconds, I lose interest. No one has time to decode your jargon. This is exactly what we discussed on rVoice by @rLoopDAO. People love using big, technical words that make things sound more complex than they need to be. @crestalnetwork’s founder, @marouen19, shared how they focus on simplifying things instead of overcomplicating them.