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We're building more than a game where you simply collect resources and make trades. AFTERMARKET is about exploring, building businesses, making decisions and finding your place in a living economy. There's a lot more to come. 👀
Welcome to AFTERMARKET. A living 3D economy where resources have value, businesses have ambitions, and every decision moves the market. Explore. Build. Produce. Trade. Survive. Powered by @NEARProtocol A living economy. Powered by NEAR.
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$300 Giveaway for my most active followers and subscribers on my posts! $30 each for 10 Winners 💰 - Drop EVM Wallet Address Winners in 24 Hours!
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SKYBEE retweeted
Asake doing his lil dance as he becomes third African artist to sell out London’s O2 Arena three times, joining Wizkid and Davido.
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most of Syncly’s customers are Web2 businesses. food vendors, salons, photographers, shop owners. they don’t have crypto wallets and it’s been a hassle. Arc's on-ramp and off-ramp aren't available in Africa yet, so a Nigerian business can't just turn naira into USDC on Arc and pay us. so we integrated @bachs_hq you can now pay in naira by bank transfer or card. → pick a service
→ pay in naira
→ we convert it to USDC escrow on Arc
→ the team does the work
→ accept and payment is released. reject and you get your naira back plus a bond. for now, every service is $1 ≈ ₦1,400. hiresyncly.site
Syncly now takes naira 🇳🇬 Pay by bank transfer or card via @bachs_hq Bachs confirms the payment, and our NairaDesk contract on @arc puts the USDC in escrow. Every service is $1 (≈ ₦1,400). Only pay if you accept the work. hiresyncly.site
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SKYBEE retweeted
i built roost 🐣 a few days ago, i built kibble, an ai pet that trades tokenized stocks. this time, i wanted to take the idea in a different direction. roost is an ai buddy that invests in tokenized stocks on bnb chain 24/7. instead of just giving an agent a wallet and telling it what to trade, i wanted it to actually feel like something you own. it has a sector, a personality, feeding days, a diary, and its own way of making decisions. pick from 448 tokenized stocks and etfs, hatch a buddy based on its sector, then choose its personality: degen, boomer, quant, diamond hands, night shift, or trend rider. you feed it, it makes the investment decision, and you sign every trade. you can start completely free with paper trading or go real with as little as $5 USDT. i also added litters, leaderboards, duels, release/fifo pnl tracking and a live market clock. roost can keep watching the market even when traditional stock markets are closed. before a real trade goes through, it checks the price and puts the transaction in your hands to sign. and roost never holds your keys. built for the BNB Hack: Tokenized Stocks Edition with @BNBCHAIN and Binance Wallet. try roost: roost.nerom.site code: github.com/neromtoobad/roost erc-8004 agent #2565: testnet.bscscan.com/nft/0x80…
BNB Hack is back with a Tokenized Stocks Edition with @BinanceWallet. $20K prize pool. One track. Sep 16 → Oct 11 Build for the market that never sleeps: bnbchain.org/en/hackathons/t… 🧵👇
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Early Alpha 👀 @commonsmade could be running a leaderboard-style airdrop, first 1,000 spots will be eligible. How to get started Head to commonsmade.com/vouch Link your X + GitHub Get vouches by tagging @commonsmade + your handle in the comments Drop your handle below, I’ll vouch if you vouch back 🤝
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Early Alpha 👀 @commonsmade could be running a leaderboard-style airdrop, first 1,000 spots will be eligible. How to get started Head to commonsmade.com/vouch Link your X + GitHub Get vouches by tagging @commonsmade + your handle in the comments Drop your handle below, I’ll vouch if you vouch back 🤝
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Made a breakdown of Meme Madness on @CadeMarket because there's more going on here than just predicting UP or DOWN. All-Stars vs Underdogs. Daily resets. Battle Mode. $120k on the line, free to play. Watch it, then tell me: → which coin earns the next All-Star spot? August 24th, we get into the madness. be part of the meme madness by signing up with the link in the cs. @steoniy @0xRookmate @kosgoood BBHENCjPD2919Kn13ETfMvUgbb1hqT36Ggdzwysa89N6
Here is the current list of starting All-Stars we’re considering for Meme Madness: Troll Triple T Jimothy Neet Chillhouse Cupsey Ket Are we missing anything? Let us know what you want to see as a starting All-Star for a chance to win your share of $10k
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Yesterday, Spenda announced $ETH deposits on Robinhood Chain. Most people saw another product update. I saw three marketing lessons every startup should remember. 1. Distribution is part of the product: A feature doesn't create growth. But getting that feature in front of the right people does. A lot of startups spend months building features, then spend minutes thinking about how people will discover them. But the best teams think about both. 2. Market outcomes, not technology: Most users don't care about integrations tbh. They care about what those integrations let them do. From my experience, the best product marketing answers one question: «"What's better for me today than it was yesterday?"» So, features explain. But outcomes persuade. 3. Every launch is a chance to reinforce trust: One announcement creates awareness. Consistent shipping creates confidence. The products people recommend aren't always the ones with the biggest launches. They're the ones that consistently give users a reason to come back. One thing every founder should ask after shipping isn't: «"Did we build it?"» It's: «"Will the right people discover it, understand it, and care?"» Because marketing doesn't begin after the product is built. Marketing is the system that makes a great product impossible to ignore.
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A complete 25-minute, step-by-step tutorial on HOW to Create $50,000 Award-Winning Sites with Claude Code + Fable 5. Repost + tag a dev who needs to see this.👇🏽
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Today in my Entrepreneurship class, one thing my lecturer said stuck with me: "A niche is a competitive advantage." The more I thought about it, the more I realized that's exactly how opportunities work. I have a friend who's become known as the AI guy. Could he do other things? Absolutely. But when someone needs an AI creator, his name comes to mind almost instantly. That friend is @vikktorrrre. That's positioning. It's the same reason some people become known as: • the designer • the growth marketer • the researcher • the community builder • the NFT guy At one point, I was simply known as the Jupiter guy. None of these people are necessarily the only ones who can do the job. They're just the first people others remember. That's why I believe recognition beats reach. Opportunities rarely go to everyone who's capable. They usually go to the person people think of first. Your niche isn't a box. It's an entry point. Once people trust you for one thing, they're far more likely to discover everything else you can do.
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Old takers will surely take again
old taker😞 the biggest ones in my other phone🤧
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if you’ve been following everything happening around @GenLayer, you’ve probably noticed that most conversations revolve around AI agents becoming more capable. → writing code. → executing trades. → negotiating. → making payments. but after reading through the compass, i think we’re paying attention to the wrong thing. the real challenge isn’t making agents more intelligent. it’s making their work verifiable. think about today’s economy. when you hire someone, you don’t only care that they’re capable. you care whether they’ll actually deliver what they promised. that’s why we have contracts. that’s why we have invoices. that’s why we have reviews, references, audits, and courts. they all exist for one reason. to verify commitments. the agentic economy doesn’t magically remove that need. it amplifies it. because instead of thousands of workers, we’ll have millions of autonomous agents making agreements, completing tasks, and moving money every second. the question won’t be: “can this agent do the work?” it’ll become: “how do i verify that the work actually satisfied what we agreed?” and that’s where i think GenLayer starts making a lot more sense. it’s not trying to make agents smarter. it’s trying to build the infrastructure that lets the rest of the economy trust the work those agents produce. the more i think about it, the more i believe intelligence won’t be the scarcest resource in the agentic economy. verifiable work will be.
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MoonPay and @AskVenice are giving away $100,000 for your chance to win, create a movie using AI and submit it to the Lumara Film Festival: lumarafilmfestival.com/ today we're proud to share that the legendary @jboogx_creative will be one of our official festival judges!
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