Darius Tabai

$ETH is boxed in: $2,170 below, $2,448 above. A: daily close above $2,448, and $2,585 is next. B: daily close below $2,170, and $1,980 is next.

Nobody plans how they meet their co-founder. Mine involved Firmafon, a bit of luck, and a very young Mikkel Malmberg. The best partnerships start as a funny story long before they look like a company. Full version in this week’s vlog.

Every team has a folder called “final_final_v3.” Sampler turns the Figma file itself into the source of truth: change the design, and every image URL updates. No export, no rename, no re-upload.

Ethereum is back at the part of the chart that actually matters. $ETH has given back most of the October move and now sits around the $2.20K-$2.24K shelf. Not a clean bounce yet. Buyers are just trying to hold it. I’d want $2.30K-$2.34K back before this starts looking better. Daily closes below $2.20K would put $2.10K into the conversation next. For now, this is support. Not confirmation.

In crypto, most companies chase the next cycle. Bitcoin Suisse has spent years being the one that’s still standing after it. Good chat from EthCC with Yves on his path, how regulation shaped the work, and what lasting impact actually means in this industry.

Congrats to the DualMint team. We worked with them on go-to-market and rebrand ahead of the PLAY raise. $284,164 from 134 depositors, and $PLAY is now live. Proud to have been part of it.

Every country says it wants more startups. Few ask what happens after the first big win. If the winners take their network, capital and lessons abroad, the next generation starts from scratch. Ecosystems aren’t built by exits, they’re built by what founders do next.

Every startup starts dry. A name, a deck, a few late nights, and no flow. Then something shows up: a first customer, a warm intro, a lucky break. You can’t create the water, but you can be standing in the riverbed when it arrives.

ethereum:native is forming a giant inverse head and shoulder pattern. $3,000 is coming next

privacy is becoming a luxury. every app wants your name. every service wants your location. every platform wants your history. then people act surprised when someone builds systems that don't. #privacy

the best crypto products don't need 14 tabs, 6 wallets and a 40-page tutorial. if the user needs a guide to understand the product, the product isn't finished.

most people don't understand crypto. they understand price. there's a difference.

A última vez q fiz esse negócio de @ arrumei um namorado Melhor eu passar longe

Mano odiei essa atualização do twitter

Tô com dor de cabeça

Ah foda se