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Big News! SIMAN LABS @SIMANLABS the comprehensive Crypto service company dedicated to @XLayerOfficial(OKX's ZK-EVM Layer 2 "New Money Chain"), has fully upgraded to support multi-chain ecosystems: BNB Chain, TRON, TON, SEI, SUI, Solana +XLayer!Capturing 2025 multi-chain trends (meme, DeFi, AI, RWA), we deliver closed-loop services via incubation, liquidity management, marketing, asset management and ventures—solving cross-chain pain points and boosting TVL across chains!📷 Upgrade HighlightsCross-Chain Incubation: $20K-500K seed funding + tech support for seamless deployment on high-traffic chains. Liquidity: HFT bots + cross-chain bridges for tight spreads and high volume. Marketing: Powered by Meme Pump for real-time signals across chains. And more: Multi-chain funds and VC connections. DM @SimanLabs for incubation!SIMAN LABS 🚀 @solana @SuiNetwork @SeiNetwork @trondao @ton_blockchain @BNBCHAIN @XLayerOfficial

🌕 Happy Winter Solstice from SIMAN LABS! As the longest night of the year arrives, may warmth fill every heart and light guide us toward brighter days. A season of reunion, gratitude, and new beginnings. Wherever you are, may you find warmth, peace, and happiness. Wishing everyone a wonderful Winter Solstice! ❄️ SIMAN LABS

From Idea to Implementation: Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities of TapeOut TapeOut reimagines the semiconductor industry’s most critical milestone—the irreversible “tape-out”—as an on-chain process. Builders design logic circuits using tokenized NAND and LATCH gates in a browser canvas, then commit them permanently by burning components and minting an immutable Circuit NFT. This turns abstract ideas into callable on-chain functions that can power applications, games, tools, verifiable computation, and DeWEB experiences. The protocol’s Proof of Design mechanism further rewards genuine construction rather than raw hashpower. Yet moving from a promising concept to a product that gains real users remains far from straightforward. Challenges on the path from idea to landing The technical barrier is lower than traditional chip design, but the productization barrier is high. Circuits must be not only correct and efficient but also useful. Many early projects stop at novelty or mining optimization; few evolve into applications with sustainable user activity, clear value, and durable retention. Composability is powerful, yet integrating circuits into smooth user experiences—especially for non-crypto natives—requires thoughtful product design, reliable infrastructure, and careful handling of gas, verification, and cross-chain flows. Market and ecosystem coordination add further friction. Liquidity, discoverability, and credible holder-protection mechanisms matter as much as clever circuit design. Early projects also face the classic cold-start problem: limited distribution, fragmented tooling, and the need to educate users about why an on-chain circuit is preferable to conventional approaches. Without deliberate support, promising experiments risk remaining prototypes rather than shipping products. Opportunities created by the current moment These frictions also define the opening. TapeOut’s native deployment on X Layer @XLayerOfficial (alongside BNB Chain @BNBCHAIN ) brings low-cost transactions, an active developer base, and access to the broader OKX ecosystem. The recent focus on real-world use cases—tools, games, community applications, and verifiable services—has shifted attention from pure speculation toward products that can be tested by actual users. Composable circuits, permanent on-chain functions, and mechanisms that embed holder protection create design space that traditional smart-contract platforms do not easily replicate. When strong incubation, liquidity support, and go-to-market coordination are paired with builders who ship working products, the gap between idea and landing narrows. The ecosystem’s early stage means high-quality projects can still capture meaningful mindshare and establish durable positions. Siman Labs’ role and invitation Siman Labs is glad to work alongside Tapeout to advance the TapeOut ecosystem. As an incubator focused on early-stage projects, liquidity, marketing, and venture support within the X Layer environment, we continue to look for high-quality TapeOut projects that move beyond narrative into products that actually run. We prioritize teams with original designs, clear product value, and mechanisms that protect holders. If you have a strong idea, a working prototype, or a clear vision for a TapeOut-based application, tool, or experience, feel free to DM Siman Labs. We are actively seeking builders ready to turn creative concepts into products that land with users and strengthen the broader ecosystem！ 📮：[email protected] ✈️：@SIMANLABS

🚀 Global Space Industry Daily | November 6, 2026 Five key developments shaping the global commercial space industry. 1. Guoxing Aerospace Launches Hong Kong IPO On November 5, Guoxing Aerospace officially launched its Hong Kong IPO, offering approximately 301.21 million H shares at HK$24.90–33.20 per share, targeting gross proceeds of up to HK$1 billion. The company expects to list on November 13. As of October 20, it had 114 pending AI satellite orders with a total contract value of approximately RMB 3.475 billion. The IPO marks another major financing milestone for China’s commercial satellite industry. 2. Qualcomm Partners with SpaceX on Starlink 5G Infrastructure On November 4, Qualcomm announced a multi-year partnership with SpaceX to provide 5G base station infrastructure for Starlink’s U.S. mobile operations. The collaboration will leverage Qualcomm’s Dragonwing QRU100 and QDU100 platforms, alongside commercial-grade Layer 1 software and massive MIMO radio technology. Deployment of tens of thousands of new sites across the United States is planned to begin in 2027, potentially expanding the integration of satellite and terrestrial mobile networks. 3. Cangyu Aerospace Completes Key NTN Technology Acceptance On November 4, Cangyu Aerospace completed China’s first commercial high-orbit inter-satellite relay system NTN technology acceptance evaluation in Shenzhen. The ground verification system passed all key performance indicators, with more than 10 patent applications submitted. The system is designed to relay data between low-Earth-orbit spacecraft and ground stations, reducing reliance on ground-based tracking and telemetry windows. 4. HuanTian Intelligence Raises RMB 1.2 Billion in Series B Financing On November 4, HuanTian Intelligence completed its Series B equity financing through the Shanghai United Assets and Equity Exchange, raising a total of RMB 1.2 billion. The funding will support the expansion of its satellite constellation and ground-based tracking, telemetry and control infrastructure. The company has already launched 20 satellites, establishing coordinated optical and SAR observation capabilities. 5. SES Demonstrates Space-to-Ground Laser Communications On November 4, Luxembourg-based satellite operator SES announced the successful completion of a two-way optical communication demonstration between the ground and space through its meoSphere Pathfinder 1 mission. Conducted with multiple partners, the demonstration validated the feasibility and interoperability of space-to-ground optical communication links. The technology will support SES’s planned meoSphere medium-Earth-orbit satellite network, targeted for operational deployment in 2030. 📌 Today’s Industry Takeaway The commercial space industry is advancing across three critical dimensions: * Satellite Infrastructure: New financing and investment are accelerating constellation development and ground infrastructure expansion. * Connectivity: The integration of satellite networks with 5G and NTN technologies is opening new possibilities for global communications. * Space Communications: Optical inter-satellite and space-to-ground links are becoming increasingly important for next-generation satellite networks. The next phase of commercial space growth will depend not only on launching more satellites, but also on building reliable, scalable and interconnected space infrastructure. #SIMANLABS #SpaceIndustry #SatelliteTechnology #Starlink #SpaceX #5G #NTN #NewSpace

🚀 Global Space Industry Daily | November 6, 2026 1. FAA Proposes Major Commercial Spaceflight Regulatory Reforms The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced a new round of commercial spaceflight regulatory reforms, aiming to streamline launch and reentry approval processes while maintaining public safety standards. The proposed changes include: * Reducing unnecessary flight termination requirements. * Clarifying flight safety boundaries and termination criteria. * Revising risk assessment procedures for launch vehicle reentry. * Expanding operational flexibility for commercial launch providers. The reforms are designed to support higher launch frequencies and more sustainable commercial space operations. The FAA also plans a broader overhaul of its commercial space licensing framework in 2027. Industry Impact: More flexible regulations could reduce administrative burdens and improve launch efficiency for companies such as SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Rocket Lab. However, the proposed rules are not yet fully effective, and infrastructure capacity remains a key constraint. 2. Blue Origin Delays New Glenn Return-to-Flight Target to January 2027 Blue Origin has reportedly pushed back the next New Glenn heavy-lift rocket launch target from late 2026 to January 2027. The delay follows a serious ground-test accident on May 28, 2026, at Launch Complex 36 in Florida, which damaged the rocket and related launch infrastructure. Although Blue Origin has completed part of the launch facility repairs and restored key connections, further reconstruction and testing are still required. Industry Impact: * New Glenn’s launch capacity remains constrained in the near term. * Amazon Leo’s satellite deployment schedule may face additional coordination challenges. * The delay highlights the importance of launch infrastructure resilience and operational reliability in the growing heavy-lift market. The January 2027 target remains a revised company timeline, not a confirmed launch date. Today’s Industry Takeaway The commercial space sector is entering a new phase where regulatory efficiency and engineering reliability are becoming equally important. While regulatory reform may accelerate launch activity, infrastructure resilience, launch cadence, and recovery capabilities will ultimately determine which providers can support large-scale satellite deployment and sustained commercial operations. #SIMANLABS #SpaceIndustry #CommercialSpaceflight #FAA #BlueOrigin #NewGlenn #SpaceX #SatelliteInternet

GM ☀️ Good morning, builders. A new day brings new opportunities to explore, create, and move forward. Technology never stands still, and neither should we. Keep learning, keep building, and stay curious about what comes next. Small steps today. Bigger possibilities tomorrow. Let’s build the future together. #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #Innovation

SIMAN LABS | AI & Tech Brief 🚀 Trajectory Raises $45M Series A to Make AI Model Training More Accessible AI startup Trajectory has raised $45 million in Series A funding led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from Nvidia, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Bain Capital Ventures, reaching a reported valuation of $300 million. The company is building a continuous learning and post-training platform designed to help AI models improve through real-world feedback and professional expertise. Key Highlights: 🔹 Democratizing AI Training: Trajectory aims to make model optimization accessible to professionals in law, healthcare, finance, and other industries without requiring machine learning expertise. 🔹 Continuous Learning: Its platform collects real-world performance data and user feedback, enabling models to adapt to specific business workflows through iterative post-training. 🔹 Industry Adoption: Companies including Harvey, Rogo, Decagon, Mercor, and Nvidia are among its reported users and partners. 🔹 Human-in-the-Loop: Rather than relying entirely on autonomous self-improvement, Trajectory emphasizes human-defined performance standards and expert feedback to guide model evolution. 📌 Industry Perspective As AI moves beyond general-purpose applications into specialized professional workflows, post-training is emerging as a critical layer of AI infrastructure. The next competitive advantage may not come solely from building larger models, but from making models continuously learn, adapt, and perform reliably in real-world environments. The future of AI is not just about intelligence — it’s about practical expertise. #SIMANLABS #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #LLM #MachineLearning #Tech

SIMAN LABS | Web3 & Tech Daily Brief 📅 November 5, 2026 🚀 1. Wenzhou Advances Commercial Maritime Launch Site Plans Wenzhou has officially initiated procurement for the site-selection feasibility study of a commercial maritime launch facility. The initiative aims to extend China’s commercial space infrastructure from manufacturing into launch operations, potentially connecting more coastal cities to the launch supply chain. 🛰️ 2. Amazon Leo Faces Satellite Deployment Challenges Amazon Leo currently has fewer than 400 operational satellites in orbit, highlighting the challenges of building a large-scale broadband constellation. Vulcan rocket launches are expected to resume on November 13, providing another potential boost to launch capacity. 🚀 3. Cowboy Space Unveils Its Big Iron Rocket U.S.-based Cowboy Space has introduced Big Iron, a stainless-steel launch vehicle targeting its first flight in 2028. Its reusable first stage and planned orbital data center on the upper stage reflect an emerging convergence between launch infrastructure and space-based computing. 🛰️ 4. Chuangyuan Xinke Acquires Weiyu Tiandao for RMB 886 Million Chuangyuan Xinke has agreed to acquire 100% of Weiyu Tiandao for RMB 886 million. The acquisition is expected to strengthen its satellite PNT (Positioning, Navigation and Timing) testing capabilities, expanding its presence in the satellite navigation supply chain. 💰 5. Xinghuo Space Secures Multi-Hundred-Million-Yuan Series B Funding Commercial rocket developer Xinghuo Space has launched a new Series B financing round at a reported pre-money valuation of approximately RMB 6 billion. Its liquid oxygen–kerosene rocket, Xinhuo, is targeting a first flight in 2027 and remains in the prototype development stage. 📌 Today’s Industry Takeaway The commercial space industry is evolving beyond launch vehicles and satellite manufacturing. Three interconnected trends are becoming increasingly visible: * Launch Infrastructure: New maritime launch facilities are expanding access to space. * Satellite Networks: Constellation deployment and broadband coverage remain key competitive factors. * Space-Based Computing: Orbital data centers could introduce a new dimension to computing infrastructure. The next phase of the space economy will depend not only on reaching orbit, but also on building sustainable infrastructure and services around it. #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #SpaceTech #Technology

🌐 SIMAN LABS | Web3 & Tech Daily 📅 November 4, 2026 1. DTCC Pushes Institutional Tokenization Forward The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has launched its tokenization service, bringing traditional securities closer to blockchain-based financial infrastructure. 20 major financial institutions have signed up, marking another step toward institutional RWA adoption. 2. Binance Security Breach Raises Industry Concerns Binance disclosed further details of its $6.34B security incident. The FBI attributed the attack to North Korea-linked TraderTraitor. The incident highlights the growing importance of wallet security, operational controls, and cross-chain monitoring. 3. AMD Reports Record Q3 Results AMD reported $13.4B in Q3 revenue, up 45% year-over-year. Data Center revenue surged 97% to $8.5B, driven by growing demand for AI GPUs and EPYC processors. 4. Marvell Makes a Major AI Infrastructure Bet Marvell agreed to acquire optical technology company Lumentum in a $115B deal, strengthening its position in AI data-center connectivity and high-speed optical networking. 5. AI Infrastructure Demand Reshapes the Chip Industry Rising demand for AI computing is increasing pressure on memory supply and data-center infrastructure. High-bandwidth memory, advanced networking, and power efficiency remain critical bottlenecks for the next generation of AI systems. ⸻ Today’s Takeaway Institutional blockchain adoption is accelerating, while AI infrastructure continues to attract massive investment. At the same time, security and infrastructure resilience remain essential to the next phase of digital innovation. Build with purpose. Stay ahead of the curve. #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #Blockchain #RWA #Crypto #Technology

SIMAN LABS × GAEA Ventures | Strategic Partnership Building the next generation of innovation together. SIMAN LABS is pleased to announce its partnership with GAEA Ventures, marking a new step toward strengthening our collaborative ecosystem. Through this partnership, both parties will explore opportunities to identify and support promising projects, combining incubation resources, investment opportunities, and ecosystem connections to help innovative ideas grow into impactful ventures. From early-stage ideas to real-world execution, we believe that great projects deserve the right resources, support, and opportunities. Together, we’re committed to empowering builders, supporting innovation, and creating more possibilities for the future of Web3 and AI. Better resources. Stronger collaboration. Bigger possibilities. #SIMANLABS #GAEAVentures #Web3 #AI

GM ☀️ A new day, a new opportunity to build, explore, and create. Stay curious. Stay focused. Keep building. The future belongs to those who keep moving forward. Have a great day, builders! #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #BuildTogether

The 2026 China OPC Innovation Hackathon — Yunnan Station, Kunming City Competition — has come to a successful close! From sharing ideas to building products and testing business models, the event brought together an enthusiastic community of innovators. Congratulations to the winning teams, and thanks to every participant, partner, and supporter who made it happen. We’re excited to see these ideas grow into real products and sustainable businesses. Simanlabs will keep supporting the AI + OPC ecosystem. Developers and partners, let’s connect and build what’s next! #Simanlabs #AI #OPC #Hackathon #Innovation

🎉 SIMAN LABS Confirmed as Strategic Media Partner of the 2026 Feixiaohao Flagship Pioneer Summit ⏰ November 27, 2026 | 13:00–21:30 (GMT+7) 📌 Grand Ballroom, Thai-Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Bangkok, Thailand The summit will focus on Nasdaq × AI × Tokenized Stocks, bringing together key discussions on capital markets, AI Agents, and emerging technologies. The event will also feature ecosystem networking sessions and an exclusive dinner. In addition, Feixiaohao will host the launch of its new AI product at the summit. Participating Organizations Organizer: Feixiaohao Co-organizers: Moore Labs, UXUY, OTalk Diamond Sponsors: Cyber Prophet, ENVO, Quanta Silver Sponsor: BNC StockFi Ecosystem Partners: PoC, Puxin Group, Newmont Strategic Media Partners: SIMAN LABS, Jinse Finance, ChainCatcher, RootData, Diandian Finance, MetaEvent, Vanguard Labs, TechFlow, Cointime, Dashu Finance, MOS, SPF META, Luffy Community, Nexa Exworth Sponsorship opportunities are still available. For further details, please contact the Feixiaohao business development team. @fxh_crypto @feixiaohaocom Registration: feixiaohao.ai/events/62

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Good Morning ☀️ Every new day is an opportunity to turn ideas into action. Stay curious, keep building, and move forward with purpose. Small steps. Bold visions. Real progress. Let’s build something meaningful today. #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #Builders

Congratulations to tapeXO — Siman Labs Congratulations on the official launch of tapeXO’s new feature — On-Chain Lucky Red Packets! We’re delighted to see builders in the TapeOut ecosystem continue turning real needs into practical products. Sending good luck into group chats, distributing any token as red packets, and letting recipients claim rewards based on luck — this feature not only boosts community atmosphere but also gives project teams a more flexible tool for fan rewards and airdrops. Support for BNB Chain and X Layer, the ability to use any token (not limited to stablecoins), and automatic refund of unclaimed amounts after 24 hours all show thoughtful attention to user experience and fund safety. We look forward to tapeXO continuing to iterate, and to more builders turning ideas into working tools. Wishing tapeXO continued success, and wishing everyone who uses the red packets good luck! #tapeout #tapeXO #SIMANLABS

🎙️ TAPEOUT BUILDER NIGHT #003 IS COMING. This time, we’re sitting down with @tapeuptony, Core Host of TapeOut Community Space, for an exclusive 1-on-1 conversation about building, community contributions, and the next chapter of the TapeOut ecosystem. Hosted by @SIMANLABS 📅 November 2, 2026 🕗 8:00 PM (UTC+8) One guest. One exclusive interview. Real builder insights. Stay tuned. 👀 @tapeuptony @tapeupio #TapeOut #BuilderNight #SIMANLABS #Web3 #Builders

SIMAN LABS Dev Day · Hangzhou | October 31 — Successfully Concluded Thank you, Hangzhou, and thank you to every friend who joined us. Yesterday in Hangzhou, we gathered with developers and project teams from the TapeOut ecosystem, along with builders across AI, Web3, and on-chain infrastructure. From ideas to connections, from discussions to real support, the day reinforced our belief: great ideas deserve more than attention — they deserve genuine support, meaningful connections, and opportunities to grow. Thank you to every builder who came and shared. You are building real things, and we’re glad to be part of that journey. SIMAN LABS will continue supporting the TapeOut ecosystem and the projects within it, helping more builders turn ideas into working products. Hangzhou, thank you for the warm welcome. Friends, thank you for being there. See you next time. Let’s keep connecting builders and building a better future together. #SIMANLABS #DevDay #TapeOut #Web3 #Builders

🌐 SIMAN LABS | Web3 & Tech Daily Brief 📅 October 30, 2026 Today’s Top 5 Stories 1. Crypto Security Under the Spotlight A major security incident involving Binance has reignited concerns over exchange security, asset custody, and risk management across the crypto industry. 2. Crypto Markets Face Selling Pressure Bitcoin and Ethereum face renewed volatility as investors reassess market risks and liquidity conditions. 3. Uniswap Pushes DeFi Accessibility Uniswap continues expanding its fee-conversion infrastructure, highlighting efforts to make decentralized finance more accessible to mainstream users. 4. Samsung Reports Record Quarterly Profit Strong AI-driven demand for advanced memory chips is fueling Samsung’s growth, reinforcing the importance of semiconductor infrastructure. 5. AI Chip Demand Continues to Surge SK Hynix highlights sustained demand for HBM and advanced memory, as AI infrastructure investment continues to reshape the semiconductor industry. 🔍 Today’s Key Takeaways • Security and asset custody remain critical to Web3 adoption. • AI agents and blockchain infrastructure present new opportunities. • Semiconductor capacity is becoming a strategic advantage in the global AI race. The next wave of technological growth will be driven by the convergence of AI, blockchain, and infrastructure. Stay informed. Keep building. — SIMAN LABS #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #Blockchain #Crypto #Technology

Builder Night Recap | Xiao Zhanyang: From Solving Everyday Friction to Building Tape XO By the end of an interview, what stays with us is often more than a list of products. It’s the question that started it all: Why build this in the first place? For the second edition of Builder Night, we invited developer Xiao Zhanyang to talk about spotting problems in the Tapeout ecosystem, building tools to address them, and improving those tools through user feedback. From a project directory and container tools to the giveaway product Tape XO, each began with a practical need. Here’s a recap of our conversation about building, listening, and refining products. ⸻ 01. Building Tools, One Problem at a Time Xiao noticed that as the Tapeout ecosystem grew, it became harder to keep up with new applications, project updates, and tools. He built a directory to bring applications, project milestones, and development plans together. He continued to build around everyday frictions. Setting up a Deweb site, for example, required users to prepare and activate a container—a process that could be challenging for newcomers who simply wanted to get a site online. Xiao built a tool to simplify that process. He also created a Deweb directory and browser extension to make related sites easier to find and access. A common idea runs through these projects: when information is scattered, bring it together; when a process is complicated, simplify it; when access is difficult, create a better entry point. As an ecosystem grows, new needs emerge—and developers can use their technical skills and AI tools to build solutions more quickly. 02. Launch Is Only the Beginning During the interview, Xiao talked about what happens after a product goes live. It’s important to launch quickly, but then comes the work of paying attention: * Where are users getting stuck? * What could be simpler? * Which features do people actually need? The container tool is one example. A process that once required several steps was gradually streamlined into a one-click action. Page loading was also improved: by scanning and caching existing data in advance, the tool reduced the wait from around one or two minutes to just a few seconds. The directory continued to evolve, too. As updates became more frequent, Xiao added a news feed that automatically gathers relevant posts and summarizes them. Other features came directly from user suggestions. Whether people actually use a feature also helps guide what to improve next. 03. Tape XO: Making Giveaway Results Easier to Verify The conversation then turned to Tape XO. Xiao began building it after questioning how fair X giveaways could be when participants couldn’t see how winners were selected. If an organizer simply announces a winner, it can be hard to know how the result was reached or whether someone was favored. Tape XO aims to make the draw process more transparent. Participants can open an event link, sign in with X, and follow the entry requirements, such as following or reposting. The flow described in the interview does not require participants to connect a wallet. Organizers can set the prize, number of winners, and draw date, as well as eligibility criteria such as account activity or ownership of a specified token. The interview also covered a feature for drawing winners from giveaways already posted on X. Tape XO can compile the participant list, filter eligible accounts, and publish records of the random number generation, list ordering, eligibility checks, and draw. Making the process public makes it easier to review, though it cannot eliminate every form of abuse. 04. Turning Feedback into Product Improvements After Tape XO launched, users began pointing out places where the experience could be clearer. Some organizers found it difficult to link their X post to a newly created event, so the product added step-by-step guidance, a video, and a manual. Participants wanted to see which events they had entered, leading to a personal page and participation history. A filter was also added to address multiple accounts entering with the same wallet. These improvements came from specific feedback during real use. As Xiao noted, one developer can’t anticipate every user’s needs. When people use a product and share what could be better, they give its creators a chance to make it more useful. 05. Early Traction and What Comes Next Xiao shared that around 10 days after launch, Tape XO had hosted: * 56 events * 18,749 total entries * 6 users who had hosted more than once He also mentioned paid features, including higher participation limits and event analytics. These figures and details reflect the time of the interview. For now, most Tape XO activity comes from within the Tapeout community. Xiao hopes to reach organizers beyond it and is planning easier ways to create events and run draws, so organizers can use Tape XO to document and publish results for giveaways started on X. 06. What We Took Away From the directory to Tape XO, the process has been much the same: identify a real need, build something to address it, and keep improving it based on how people actually use it. Xiao’s advice to developers reflects that experience: don’t build something just because it sounds useful. First make sure the problem exists, think through who the product is for and how it could be sustainable, then keep working to make it better. By the end of the conversation, we were talking about more than Tape XO or the number of tools one developer had built. A builder solves a problem they’ve encountered; users bring back the next set of problems; and, through that exchange, a product gradually takes shape. ⸻ Thank You for Joining Us Thank you to Xiao Zhanyang for sharing the experiments and lessons behind his work, and to everyone who joined, asked questions, and contributed to the discussion. We hope this recap helps those who missed the interview get to know the builder and the problems he’s working on. See you at the next Builder Night. @xiaozhanyangx — SIMAN LABS