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Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
A total of 11 losses the past two months π
Crazy shiii , oh well life is a game of numbers either ways , we keep going until one clicks
I just joined the @FBYTio Rewards Program π
Join through my referral link and earn 10% more points:
app.fbyt.io/join?ref=S26QEGFβ¦
Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
Hi, I'm David. π
π©πͺ Born in Germany.
π΄ 37 years old.
π Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
π Worked as an engineer for 7 years.
π Got bored and quit to chase magic internet money.
π΅πΉ Moved to Portugal with the love of my life.
πΌ Went from Discord Mod to leading Web3 marketing campaigns.
π€ Worked with 2,000+ creators.
πΆ Became a dad.
π Still trying to figure out how to become a profitable trader.
Enjoying life 100x more than before.
Still chasing financial freedom, but at least the journey is a lot more fun now.
Nice to meet you, CT! π€
Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
Grok bot chose 5 random winners from my previous post.
Just did a 1:1 review via DM on their resume + X profile + portfolio.
Sharing some insights so we can all grow from it.
β
What worked
β Bio that names the role instantly
β Portfolio link right in the bio (Notion, GitHub, Vercel, Linktree)
β Contact buttons on the portfolio
β Active GitHub as proof of work
β Profile mistakes
β Vague bio, no target role
β 4 career directions at once. Pick 1 (2 max)
β Portfolio shows the work but not where / companies you did it with.
β Designed projects that all look the same. Show range and depth.
β Resume mistakes
β Newest experience should always be on top
β Always show work duration: add month + year (Jan 2025 β Jul 2026)
β Write at least 4-5 lines per role. Say what you actually did. 1-2 lines will not cut it.
β Include statistical numbers & results. "Managed a 500-member Discord" is better than "managed community" π
Easiest win: update your bio to the role you want next, and pin your best work π
A recruiter should know what you do in 3 seconds β±οΈ
Thanks to all that commented ResCUE me π
Should I do another round of resume review? π
(Always free. I'll never ask for money or wallet info.)
Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
You can be right on the level and still lose money.
Thatβs not a skill issue.
Thatβs a product issue.
Premium paid.
Payout known.
Touch = you win.
Nothing else to manage.
supervega.app
#starknet #partner
π€ Paid partnership
Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
Thrilled to announce
Ascertain is now Submitted. β
Ascertain is now in for the Ascend Builder Program.
It's a Go / Wait / No-go check for token launches on Elysium: it merges wallets linked by funding source into effective holders, and every finding ships with evidence you can re-fetch from chain.
Live now: ascertain.vercel.app
GitHub: github.com/victorhez/ascertaβ¦
Demo: youtu.be/WX5tPIykZpk
Thanks to the team. Feedback welcome.
@AscendLaunch @Enter_Elysium @Kinetiq_xyz
Ascertain demo video is outπ¨π¨
Full product links below β¬οΈ
Do well to try it out and drop questions or feedbacks in the comment!
Website: ascertain.vercel.app
GitHub: github.com/victorhez/ascertaβ¦
Demo: youtu.be/WX5tPIykZpk
Built for the Ascend Builder Program.
@AscendLaunch @Enter_Elysium
I did an update π
Daywell just got a little friendlier
When it's time to hydrate or stretch, you now get a GIF nudge instead of a plain reminder
You should check it out β€οΈ
I just submitted DayWell to @devpost Build With AI: Basics
We spend hours at our desk writing, building and running communities.
You'd look up and realise 3 hours had passed. No stretch. No water.
Your back and eyes were paying for it.
Most break apps just nag you on a fixed timer, whether you were actually at your desk or not.
So I built DayWell.
It measures how long you've *really* been at your computer, credits breaks automatically when you step away, and gently nudges you to move, hydrate and stretch.
β
No sign-up
β
No guilt-tripping
β
Nothing leaves your device
β
Installs like an app on phone or desktop
How I built it:
I used Devpost's Skill Pack "flipped interaction" approach.
Instead of telling the AI what to code, I let it interview me first about the problem, my habits and privacy.
We wrote the plan, then built it step by step with @DevinAI
Biggest lesson: plan before you prompt. It changes everything.
Your chair called. It wants a break π
daywell-tau.vercel.app/
Demo video below π₯
Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
I just submitted DayWell to @devpost Build With AI: Basics
We spend hours at our desk writing, building and running communities.
You'd look up and realise 3 hours had passed. No stretch. No water.
Your back and eyes were paying for it.
Most break apps just nag you on a fixed timer, whether you were actually at your desk or not.
So I built DayWell.
It measures how long you've *really* been at your computer, credits breaks automatically when you step away, and gently nudges you to move, hydrate and stretch.
β
No sign-up
β
No guilt-tripping
β
Nothing leaves your device
β
Installs like an app on phone or desktop
How I built it:
I used Devpost's Skill Pack "flipped interaction" approach.
Instead of telling the AI what to code, I let it interview me first about the problem, my habits and privacy.
We wrote the plan, then built it step by step with @DevinAI
Biggest lesson: plan before you prompt. It changes everything.
Your chair called. It wants a break π
daywell-tau.vercel.app/
Demo video below π₯
Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
privacy tech becomes even more powerful when it works across different blockchains.
@primus_labs combines verifiable off-chain data and execution with privacy-preserving computation, allowing applications to verify information without exposing sensitive details.
its chain agnostic design also makes integration easier, letting developers bring Primus into existing ecosystems without moving users, liquidity, or applications elsewhere.
the performance is impressive too:
β zkTLS is over 10x faster than existing alternatives.
β zkFHE delivers proving times around 340x faster than existing systems.
both technologies are open to developers, with use cases ranging from private voting and auctions to FHE rollups.
with contributions from the cryptography, distributed systems, DeFi, and AI communities, Primus is pushing toward a future where privacy and verifiability can work together across real-world applications.
Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
Your AI can build a website in minutes. So why does it still look like every other AI-generated site?
Hallmark fixes that
Itβs a free, open source design skill that works with Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode
Hereβs what it does:
β Uses your real photos and data instead of inventing them
β Offers 48 design themes or lets you go fully custom
β Builds each page from scratch instead of recycling the same template
β Tests its own work in a real browser and fixes design issues before handing it back
The creators tested it with the same prompt and model (Opus 5.5)
Without Hallmark: 26 design issues
With Hallmark: 0
Already have a website?
Run /hallmark redesign ./site to give it a fresh look while keeping your content, links and forms
No API key it is free and open source under the MIT license
Pinnacle Crypt ππ₯·π¦Ύ retweeted
AI agents are becoming better at market analysis and executing strategies, but what if they could turn those skills into actual businesses?
thatβs an interesting direction for @termix_ai as it explores integrations with the Binance AI ecosystem.
by combining Binance Agent OS with TermiX Skills, compatible agents can access financial tools and connect with commercial opportunities through Agent.family.
imagine an AI agent that analyzes market trends, offers research services on Agent.family, finds clients, delivers reports, and earns payments through TermiXβs settlement infrastructure.
the same model could extend to risk monitoring, trading signals, and strategy analysis.
TermiX is also exploring support for Binance .ai Agent ID, while deeper integration with Binance AI Pro remains a potential future development.
what interests me most is the bigger picture: agents that can do more than execute tasks. they can offer services, build reputations, attract clients, and earn from the value they provide.
because having useful skills is one thing. turning those skills into a reliable source of income is another.
curious to see how far @termix_ai can take this.
