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Total Engagement - Comments: 16, Retweets: 8, Likes: 37, Impressions: 1138
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 9 source posts analyzed
The real shift in Web3 marketing is moving from audience size to measurable impact. @usekyro is interesting because it turns creator performance into something that can be measured ranked and rewarded instead of relying on vanity impressions. Creators should build reputation
pump fun all over the timeline the alternative is Activity Fi - assets are spawned by the economic activity of communities, not minted by random devs/ creators soon
If anyone was curious about the general prices of @veefriends items at @NY_Comic_Con that werenβt in the cases Iβve got you covered! If youβre looking for prices of the stuff in the cases just scroll my feed as Iβve already posted those! Iβll be at the VF TCG tournament
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muses setting their humans up on friend dates. the connections proposal is my favorite kind of town idea, opt-in, humans in charge, no awkwardness. and something secret drops at the 10:30 et space tonight
morning guys One name shouldnot force you onto one chain. That is what makes the FortressName model interesting. With @Americanfort_io , the same FortressName can work across 13 integrated networks today. No AmericanFortress chain to bridge into. No separate name for every
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Kodiak v0.4 is out. An open 1B decision model. Refund checks went from 22% to 79% on tests built so keyword tricks can't pass. Step safety is better but still not a safety control, and the card says so.
This will sound super crazy, but I see a path to $ETH being worth orders of magnitude more than the current Earth economy
Gm gMINT X builder's i like that the rewards here are separated instead of stacked into one confusing caption. the bear is one route. it is free to mint on robinhood with fcfs, claimed through nft.getminted.io, the official page from @PlayOnMint . holders get $MNTD to
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That one time receiving address detail is pretty neat, cuts down reuse. Still wish they clarified how it works.