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Rogers madueke saka left the competition with 0 goals Cole Palmer nation sends it’s regards

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The $SUNUSI team announced earlier today that their dev wallet had been compromised, leading to the loss of over $275,000 worth of the token and a -95% decline. We looked into these claims and here is everything we found. Now live on SMC Researchers Blog smcresearchers.com/article/sunusi…

I hope my latest developer note gives some insights into peniremit and why the rates are different. Please read. medium.com/@sirmapy/devel…

The issue with Firescreener should never happen again, nobody should have the right to demand the delisting of any token especially when you are not the dev or owner of the listing platform. Let the platform review their internal policy and decide on their own. I have started to see many losers come around this DAO trying to gain revelance by bully Believers or bash us to gain engagement. I will not allow it.

Peniremit is undoubtedly the best off ramp you will ever use. Not only cause we built it to swiftly change crypto to cash but because we were intentional about every little experience. The UI is sleek, no crashes or failed transactions. Download it for yourself and see.

If you work with databases extensively, doing some interviews on your experiences with pricing and scaling them. Drop a note or DM and I'd be in touch please.

The boy who harnessed the wind!

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Founders are spending thousands on ads… …while ignoring one of the highest-ROI growth channels they already have: Themselves. After working with startups and studying hundreds of founder-led growth strategies, I’ve realized one thing: The founders who consistently show up don’t just build audiences. They build distribution assets. That’s why I put together my Founder-Led Marketing Playbook. Inside you’ll get: • The 1,000 User Blueprint™ — the exact 5-stage system I’d use to go from 0 → 1,000 users through founder-led marketing. • The Content Flywheel Framework™ — a repeatable content engine designed to attract users, investors, partnerships, and talent simultaneously. • 25 plug-and-play founder content angles you can adapt to your startup in minutes. • The Trust Ladder™ — the 7 content layers that turn strangers into followers, followers into users, and users into advocates. • The Founder Positioning Matrix™ — how to become the go-to voice in your category instead of just another builder. • The Distribution Moat Framework™ — build an audience your competitors can’t copy, even if they copy your product. • The 10 founder-led marketing mistakes that quietly kill growth before it ever starts. I could easily charge $99 for this. Instead, I’m giving it away to 100 founders who are serious about building companies people can’t ignore. To get it: → Repost this post → Follow @Anonofweb3 → Comment “Want it” And I’ll personally send it to the first 100 founders who complete all three.

ANON 🎭 @Anonofweb3

4 weeks ago

Just to amplify this, and give some pointers… Here are 5 ways founders should tell their story: • Tell us what pushed you into building Something bothered you enough that you couldn’t ignore it anymore. • Talk about the problem before the solution People care about their

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@Sir_Damilare Argentina score same type of goal with a foul in the build up for group stage 😭😂 Make dey cancel this one too sha

What is FIFA doing???? Lmao

@WisdomMatic 😭😂

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SPIKE⚡ @SpikeTweets_14

2 weeks ago

Arteta after realizing he can use Morgan Rodgers money to sign two more defenders because Martinelli can play as a #10

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Arteta after realizing he can use Morgan Rodgers money to sign two more defenders because Martinelli can play as a #10

If you are below 40 years old, read what I want to say now carefully. There was a time when owning a house or a car only required saving a 1 to 2 years worth of average income. Today, that economic ladder is much harder to climb for many of us younger than 40. Many young people are delaying marriage, struggling to rent decent homes, and finding it almost impossible to buy property because the old economic path no longer works the same way. Every generation needs its own engine of opportunity. For the older generation, it was simple: go to school, get a stable job, save and invest in stock market as well as buy land/property. For our generation this is not going to be possible any more, so I see many new opportunities rising up like crypto, NFTs, content creation, live streaming, and many other digital new ownership models. Most likley, the older generation will finds these things weird and will advice you against it even trying to get you to focus on their own old engine of opportunity but don't be deterred, since it is not for them they won't relate to it. Start positioning yourself and don't overlook anything no matter how stupid or weird it may look now.

@lifeofdanel @getzerocard Oh oh get it now

@WisdomMatic 😂😂😂

For the last year or so, I've spent countless hours on calls with startup founders. One call after another, week after week, month after month, and after a while, I realized something. The problem wasn't a lack of ambition. It wasn't even a lack of good ideas. It was a knowledge gap. Even some of our best founders weren't actually prepared to raise capital. Some had valuations that couldn't be justified. Others had cap tables that would scare investors away. Some had no structured data room. Many simply didn't understand how venture capital works from the investor's perspective. After enough calls, I decided it was time to stop treating the symptoms. It was time to build the solution. That's why we created the Olorire Founders Retreat. A room full of founders learning the things that actually determine whether a company gets funded or not. Not startup motivation. Not startup theatre. The hard stuff. Fundraising. Growth. Storytelling. Investor psychology. Financial thinking. Product. Distribution. The things that compound into enduring companies. This retreat is just the beginning. My dream is much bigger. I want to build Africa's Draper University. A place where we can bring together the continent's most ambitious founders for six weeks, immerse them in rigorous training, assess them continuously, and deploy capital into the companies that prove they can build something truly enduring. Not because they have the best pitch deck. Because they've demonstrated they can build. To support that vision, we've also been building two pieces of work that will become standards for founders. The Monopoly PMF Blueprint, launching soon. And the Investment Readiness Audit, launching soon. The goal is simple: create a body of work that helps founders systematically build companies investors actually want to back. I'm deeply grateful to everyone who made this retreat possible. @develocon thank you for your honesty. Hearing your failures, the mistakes you made, and the lessons that came from them reminded everyone in the room that building great companies is rarely a straight line. @A_Feranmi thank you for showing our founders how to grow core usage, drawing from your experience at Timon and Cowrywise. Practical, tested lessons always matter more than theory. @eannan_24 thank you for reminding everyone that building from Africa is hard but absolutely possible if we have enough grit, resilience and patience. @Anonofweb3 thank you for taking us through the blue ocean strategy reading session and helping the founders construct their market boundaries. @aAgbona thank you for taking our founders through the core ideology book reading session and helping them construct their startups core ideology. @michubuuuu thank you for sharing how you scaled acquisition to over 100,000 users. There was so much practical wisdom packed into that session. @emmanuelnwosu_ thank you for teaching founders how storytelling shapes perception. Great companies don't just build products. They communicate belief. @SemudaraAbayomi thank you for breaking down virality mechanics and showing founders how ideas spread and earn attention. @Uyoyo_O thank you for teaching one of my favourite fundraising lessons, that relationships often determine who gets capital. Investors rarely fund strangers. They fund people they know, trust and have watched over time. @Ssaasquatch your session completely changed how many founders think about venture capital. You brought mathematics and finance into fundraising in a way that helped everyone understand how investors actually evaluate opportunities. It was mind blowing. And finally, thank you to every founder who attended. One thing most people don't know is that I intentionally announced Bayomi, Uyoyo and Dalu last. I knew that once their names were public, many more people would suddenly want to attend. And they did. But we turned them down. This retreat wasn't designed for people chasing speakers. It was designed for founders who wanted to learn before they knew who would be teaching them. That mattered to us. From all of us at Olorire Inc., thank you. Some of you flew in from Canada. Others travelled from Abuja, Ibadan and Abeokuta. Thank you for making the journey. We wish everyone safe travels back home. Now the real work begins. Helping founders build product-market fit structures. Helping them become investment ready. Helping them raise capital. Helping them build companies that outlive us. This retreat wasn't the destination. It was the first brick. Tick Tock. And thank you.

Robinho @deolarepublic

a month ago

Announcing the Olorire Founder Retreat. A private 3-day retreat in Lekki for our portfolio founders and other ambitious founders preparing for their next round of growth and fundraising. Over three intensive days, founders will work directly with investors, operators, legal

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Hehe First upset in the knockout round

How did Paraguay lose from that point 😂