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It's a good time to pay attention to @soneium if you haven't been following the ecosystem yet.
I think we're still early, and here's what you need to know:
• Soneium has announced Tokenized IP and plans to launch its native ecosystem token, $SONEIUM.
• The vision is to connect creators, IP owners, builders, fans, and investors.
• You can bridge to the ecosystem through @startaleapp.
• 250+ apps are already live across music, gaming, anime, film, collectibles, and fan creations.
• More interesting things are coming, including potential opportunities for NFT enthusiasts. They seem to have some exciting plans for this space.
The vision looks promising, and there's plenty to explore.
Of course, it all comes down to execution. If they deliver on these plans, Soneium could become a really interesting ecosystem to watch.
Definitely worth keeping on your radar.
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If you’re a project hiring creators, X might not be the best place.
Why?
X has relatively small, overlapping circles. You’ll likely reach the same people over and over again, creating an echo chamber instead of expanding your audience.
Don’t get me wrong, X has a more mature crypto audience overall, so it’s still valuable if you’re targeting experienced crypto users.
I’ve managed projects myself and distributed $150K in airdrops, so I’ve seen firsthand how important it is to reach the right audience.
If you want to use X, I’d focus on big KOLs with real influence.
But if your goal is to reach more normies and get actual numbers, I’d rather spend the budget on Telegram or YouTube.
Reach the right audience, not just the same crypto crowd.
Having an account with 4–5 figure followers doesn't automatically make someone a creator.
Some people call themselves creators, but when you explore their accounts, you realize they only post when an InfoFi campaign is active. The content follows the same pattern, either copied from someone else or slightly reworded using AI.
There's barely any personal thought, originality, or unique perspective.
Surprisingly, some InfoFi platforms and agencies still run campaigns with them.
Agencies need to look beyond follower counts and understand who can actually bring quality people to a project, not just inflate the numbers.
In the long run, this benefits neither the project nor the creator. Eventually, you need something unique that makes people recognize your work and gives them a reason to follow you.
Reach is one thing. Real influence is another.
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Honestly, one of the best things about being a CM and alpha caller is seeing people make money and grow.
Web3 has so many opportunities if you know where to look. You just gotta keep learning, improving, and finding ways to get better.
I know it might look easy or sometimes so dmn hard from the outside, but you're putting your own reputation on the line every time you make a call or do a collab. Sometimes people insult you, sometimes you're ignored, and sometimes everything doesn't go as you plan.
But that's part of the journey. You learn as you go.I've learned a lot from people in this space like @jerezizzz ,@SolguruNFT @iammattiex, @tenacious_ar and many others just by checking their contents, and I'm still trying to learn as much as I can.
Learning always comes first if you wanna stay alive in web3
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Wall chain fell off from making their users write about projects for as long as 4 months without paying them ( They didn’t verify if their contracted partners actually had enough money to pay their users )
and essentially, there was no useful utility/benefits to holding the nfts.
Wallchain wasn't a bad project. I just think they launched their NFT at the wrong time.
Even Kaito's NFT is still far from its ATH, but Kaito did a better job with its campaigns, while Wallchain struggled to deliver the same way.
Wallchain had the potential to build something similar around $QUACK, but they haven't delivered on that front yet.
One reason people bought Quacks NFTs was the expected share of the Quack Token supply. If I remember correctly, around 7% was supposed to go to holders.
Another issue is coordination with other projects. Some campaigns have ended, but users are still waiting for their rewards. There were also promises of utilities for holders that haven't materialized yet.
I think Wallchain had potential, but the execution hasn't been great. They tried to follow the Kaito model, but things didn't work out as expected.
Still, I wouldn't say it's over for Wallchain. They're trying to stay active, and @kyparus is pretty active too.
If they communicate more with holders, run campaigns with clear reward structures, and deliver on time, there's still a chance to turn things around.
Wallchain wasn't a bad project. I just think they launched their NFT at the wrong time.
Even Kaito's NFT is still far from its ATH, but Kaito did a better job with its campaigns, while Wallchain struggled to deliver the same way.
Wallchain had the potential to build something similar around $QUACK, but they haven't delivered on that front yet.
One reason people bought Quacks NFTs was the expected share of the Quack Token supply. If I remember correctly, around 7% was supposed to go to holders.
Another issue is coordination with other projects. Some campaigns have ended, but users are still waiting for their rewards. There were also promises of utilities for holders that haven't materialized yet.
I think Wallchain had potential, but the execution hasn't been great. They tried to follow the Kaito model, but things didn't work out as expected.
Still, I wouldn't say it's over for Wallchain. They're trying to stay active, and @kyparus is pretty active too.
If they communicate more with holders, run campaigns with clear reward structures, and deliver on time, there's still a chance to turn things around.
Having an account with 4–5 figure followers doesn't automatically make someone a creator.
Some people call themselves creators, but when you explore their accounts, you realize they only post when an InfoFi campaign is active. The content follows the same pattern, either copied from someone else or slightly reworded using AI.
There's barely any personal thought, originality, or unique perspective.
Surprisingly, some InfoFi platforms and agencies still run campaigns with them.
Agencies need to look beyond follower counts and understand who can actually bring quality people to a project, not just inflate the numbers.
In the long run, this benefits neither the project nor the creator. Eventually, you need something unique that makes people recognize your work and gives them a reason to follow you.
Reach is one thing. Real influence is another.
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NFTs >>>>
Sold one of my bags to settle a bill.
“Holding every NFT when you barely have liquidity isn’t always a smart move.”
— @tenacious_ar, 2026
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It’s been a blessing to have @tenacious_ar in my circle fr, bro is very supportive and wants everyone to grow
Love you man, thanks a lot for all you’ve done for me ❤️❤️
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late night vc with @SHADOW_NFT15 @tenacious_ar & @thunderxdxd hit different💜
talked for hours, had so much fun and gained some crazy insights. also @SHADOW_NFT15 & @tenacious_ar have the CUTEST voices (can't forget that dayyy fr) 😭😂
talking with @tenacious_ar always feels like an instant boost, bro leaves you feeling motivated every time.
grateful for these legends who always push you to grow and do better 🫂💜
I've seen many people in Web3 talking about sleep lately.
I think it's a major problem for all of us. Do we really have the time or discipline to sleep properly?
Every time I sleep, I feel like I'm missing something. It could be alpha, a controversy, a new opportunity, or even a scam warning.
There's always something happening. FOMO keeps our minds active even when we're supposed to be resting.
But where does that lead us?
Eventually, bad health.
You can grind, stay active, and chase opportunities, but you can't perform at your best when you're lacking sleep, eating poorly, and neglecting yourself.
Taking care of your health isn't optional. You need a healthy mind and body to keep going.
Always remember, the best investment you can ever make is in yourself.
