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I have been around here for a while, but I realized I’ve never really introduced myself properly and I think this is the right time to do that.
I am Prof Ray.
I work around Web3 as a social media manager, content creator and community guy. I also write and research about protocols and break down complex things in a way that makes them easier to understand.
Right now, I am expanding beyond just contents and web3, learning Email marketing, exploring AI beyond the surface level while I keep building and not just talk.
You will mostly see me talking about Web3, AI, Bittensor, projects I am researching, and things I am learning along the way.
I checked out @canva dream lab that was posted on @testdriveso for a genuine user review and I can say this is cool.
I dropped a simple prompt in the canvas lab using testdrive Car PNG to generate a 3d floating car in a 3d city and the result was amazing.
The most amazing part is that I was given multiple choices to choose from the result generated. It was so simple to use and direct without any problem
I am curious about where AI video creation is heading, so I checked out AgentCut.
What I find useful is the idea of using a coding agent to turn a prompt into a video while keeping the timeline and layers editable. That gives you room to work on the result instead of starting every scene from scratch.
One thing I would like to see is more precise control over scene duration and transitions, so the final video can match the original idea better.
Interesting work, @deifosv.
Hyper Frames is cool but I only use my Mac when I'm on the go, other than that is Linux and Windows, so I built my own version that on the browser.🙂
Introducing AgentCut.
A UI companion when creating videos with your agent.
now live at agentcut.synteq.app/
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I had so much fun learning French with 4ToSpeak built by @lublubxt
I liked that I got to arrange sentences, translate, listen, and actually speak instead of just memorising words.
It feels like a fun, practical way to learn a new language.
Explore⬇️
4tospeak.com/
🤝 Paid partnership
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Contrary to what most people think, I believe agentic trading is actually going to be much more popular than human trading.
A lot of people don't tend to see it that way but I believe so. The tech to make that happen is already existing now (x402,etc)
60-70% of all transactions might just be agentic trading in the future
The web3 aspect/sector that I have earned and not earned from: add yours.
I have never earn from the NFT sector 😭😭
I have never earn directly from Defi
I have never earn from personal branding aspect
I have earned from the Airdrop sector
I have earned from the job sector
I have earned from the bounty sector
I have earned from infofi sector
I have earned from web3 tasks(zealy only btw)
Add yours too, this should be fun
This is undoubtedly one of the major problem in this space.
Also, this is why I sometimes prefer to leave some of my funds in an exchange wallet.
Just a suggestion, I think it will be better for decentralized wallets to incorporate the use of OTP codes or something like Google authentication code during the course of withdrawing to tighten the security of funds.
This is getting out of hands and I think something should be done to reduce this
Last night, three of my wallets were drained. I still don’t know exactly how this happened or what the attack vector was.
Over the past week, we’ve seen multiple security incidents and vulnerabilities being discussed across the industry, including PHP-related security concerns and other potential exploits. I don’t know whether any of these incidents are connected to what happened to me.
The amount involved is significant, and honestly, I’m struggling to process what has happened. I’ve spent years in this space, and experiencing something like this is absolutely heartbreaking.
Right now, I’m trying to trace the transactions, investigate the affected wallets, and understand how my security was compromised.
If anyone has experience with wallet drainers, compromised devices, malicious browser extensions, or on-chain investigations, please reach out to me via DM. Any genuine help in identifying the source of this attack would mean a lot.
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I tested the idea behind @LeadpoetAI, and the value proposition is clear.
Lead generation isn't just about finding companies. It's about knowing which ones might need your solution right now.
Leadpoet focuses on buying signals like funding announcements, hiring activity and other signs of potential demand, helping connect those signals to relevant companies and decision-makers.
What I like about this approach is the context it brings to prospecting. A funding round or a new hiring push can give you a concrete reason to start a conversation instead of sending another generic cold message.
For anyone building a B2B pipeline, timing and relevance can make all the difference.
leadpoet.com/
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I tested @LeadpoetAI with one thing in mind. Can buying signals make prospecting more intentional?
What stood out to me was the idea of connecting a company’s activity to a reason for reaching out.
A funding announcement, for example, becomes more useful when you can connect it to a potential need and the right decision-maker.
That changes how I’d approach outreach.
Instead of starting with a list of companies and forcing a pitch, I’d start with a signal and build the conversation around it.
For me, the value of this approach comes down to relevance. A good lead should give you more than a name.
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A plain dashboard screenshot can show what a product looks like. A well-framed one can make people want to explore it.
I used @shotstudio by @klein_more88816 to turn my Trezio dashboard into a more polished visual, using the Spotlight template for the dark background and purple glow.
The process was straightforward, and the result feels much closer to a product showcase than a raw screen capture.
I especially like how the framing adds depth without taking attention away from the interface.
I'd like more control over how the final composition balances the dashboard and its surrounding space, but it's a useful way to present a product without building a design from scratch.
Tested it on Trezio.
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bittensor:native 🌳👽🦉
We see a growing trend of subnet intelligence as an enabling layer inside products, rather than buyers consuming the raw intelligence commodity directly.
Yanez's new Gate and Pulse tools are an example: proof-of-humanhood intelligence from Bittensor, productized by the subnet operator into a polished toolkit for sensitive agentic financial transactions. $TAO
Bittensor the home of Decentralized open source intelligence.
Why am I convinced that bittensor is what it is? The future of AI is inevitable in the future of human kind.
Your best bet is being part of $TAO community
Omor if sickness hold you ehn, you go first forget grinding.
Please rest and take care of yourself so that the money you are chasing won't be use for health treatment.
Don't be in a situation that you won't be able to eat but there is food.
What is the point of earning and not being able to enjoy it but rather spend it on sickness.
Your health cannot be over emphasized
Cold outreach makes more sense when you have a reason to contact a prospect.
That’s what caught my attention about @LeadpoetAI.
You can define your ideal customer and use buying signals to find companies that may need your services, instead of relying only on job titles or company size.
For example, a company hiring content creators could be worth exploring if you offer content marketing.
One thing I'd improve is showing the source and date of each signal, so users can verify it before reaching out.
Visit: leadpoet.com
Finding Web3 clients is one thing. Finding companies that actually need your services is another.
I checked out @LeadpoetAI to see how it approaches this.
You can define your ideal customer and look for buying signals that suggest a company might need your help.
For someone offering content or marketing services, that could save time on outreach.
I still want to test the quality of the leads myself.
Check it out: leadpoet.com
I tested out shot studio by @klein_more88816 and I was amazing on how this will help creators slot to create something like X card from their replies, post and threads.
I copied my X post and input it on shot studio, lo and behold, it found it and turn it into a customized X card. You can choose any frame, color of your liking.
One thing that was included and I loves was the fact that you can make your screenshots into animated gifs. I screenshots my X profile and turned it into an animated gif.
This website is easier to navigate and useful for crrators
Going to a new week unprepared or going to a new week prepared.
Which one are you?
Either one, let's make it a productive one guys.
Have a great week ahead
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take.
As someone working in content creation, the part around 14:04 caught my attention. The discussion about saves and shares on Instagram made me think about how I judge my own content.
A post can get views and still leave people with nothing worth coming back to. I want to get better at creating content people actually find useful.
If you create content too, this episode with Gannon Breslin is worth a watch.
youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
One thing that caught my attention in God Mode Pod EP36 is the point about Instagram saves and shares beating skip rate.
Gannon Breslin talks about getting 14,000 saves on one reel, which is a good reminder that views aren't the whole story.
As someone who creates content, I think it's worth understanding what makes people save or share a post, not just scroll past it.
Rik and Ben also test Claude for video on their own TikTok with Snowball. That's another reason to watch.
Watch here:
youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
@thegodmodepod
One thing that caught my attention in God Mode Pod EP36 is the point about Instagram saves and shares beating skip rate.
Gannon Breslin talks about getting 14,000 saves on one reel, which is a good reminder that views aren't the whole story.
As someone who creates content, I think it's worth understanding what makes people save or share a post, not just scroll past it.
Rik and Ben also test Claude for video on their own TikTok with Snowball. That's another reason to watch.
Watch here:
youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
@thegodmodepod
