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Most people think marketing in Web3 is just noise.
I’ve spent enough time in this space to know that’s where most projects get it wrong.
Anyone can tweet. Anyone can shill.
But not everyone understands how to move people.
I’ve learned how to take a project from “just another launch” to something people actually pay attention to… talk about… and stay for.
Because real marketing isn’t about posting harder.
It’s about knowing what to say, when to say it, and who needs to hear it.
I don’t just push content out.
I position projects so they feel impossible to ignore.
I turn early curiosity into real community.
I turn attention into loyalty.
If your project needs more than visibility
If it needs presence, momentum, and people that actually care
That’s where I come in.
AI is growing fast, and the infrastructure behind it deserves just as much attention.
That’s one of the things that caught my attention about @DIIISCOHQ
Instead of relying entirely on centralized infrastructure, DIIISCO is building a peer-to-peer network where independent providers can contribute computing resources to power AI inference.
Developers get access to distributed AI infrastructure, while providers can earn for the computing they contribute.
Built around @AlgoFoundation, with support for familiar AI tools and APIs.
I put together a short video to explain what they’re building and why it’s worth paying attention to.
Take a look. 👇
diiisco.com
gm frens.
with all these rules, he can still pay upfront, and also wanna reward me in tokens.
for 2026? wtf!😳
we go again today.
This is a big step for @pact_fi and the @AlgoFoundation ecosystem.
Concentrated Liquidity is finally live, and it brings some interesting improvements to how people provide liquidity and trade.
Here’s what caught my attention:
→ LPs can now choose the price range where they want their liquidity to be active.
→ More capital efficiency.
→ Deeper liquidity around active trading prices.
→ More opportunities to earn from trading fees.
→ Better trading experience.
→ More room for projects to build and grow their liquidity.
I’m also looking forward to seeing user-created pools and the upcoming rewards for early liquidity providers.
Now it’s about getting more people to understand it, use it and build around it.
Good to see Pact pushing DeFi forward on Algorand. ⚡️
more soon…..
The wait is over!⚡️
Today we are rolling out the first Concentrated Liquidity platform on @Algorand
Better yields. Better depth. Better trades. Better DeFi.
Join now: pact.fi/pools
One thing I think people underestimate about AI in crypto is that the opportunity goes beyond chatbots and AI-generated content.
We’re talking about technology that could change how projects operate, how communities are managed, how liquidity is analysed, how transactions are executed and how users interact with blockchain applications.
The interesting part isn’t simply having an AI tag attached to a token.
It’s whether the technology actually solves a problem that people experience.
Because at the end of the day, innovation should be measured by what it makes possible, not how good it sounds on a timeline.
pivot to Ai!!!!🤖
I know a dev who has moved from Solana, Robinhood and now Elysium. Bro is building a launchpad with no marketing budget, no visibility and absolutely to reach more audience.
Bro keep changing website from on chain to another.
You think 🤔 building a launchpad is easy?😂
pivot to @Enter_Elysium!
talk soon>>>>
mainnet tomorrow, are you bullish?
I would be exploring and discussing @dandi_fun this week, a new launchpad on @Enter_Elysium! by @datovsky
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when are we going to start talking about projects that only remember we exist when they need ambassadors?
constant posting, shilling, inviting people, creating engagement and doing free work, but what exactly are we getting in return? 😭
at some point, we need to stop confusing being used for being part of a project.
like, wtf!😭💔
Algorand is entering a new chapter, and this update makes one thing clear: the focus is shifting from expanding initiatives to building a sustainable network with real utility.
Some changes won’t be easy for the community, but I’m particularly interested in seeing how Algorand takes its post-quantum technology beyond its own ecosystem.
The technology has been in development for years. Now comes the bigger challenge: adoption, execution, and making it matter across Web3.
There’s a lot to watch here.
#Algorand season here we go!
Algorand Community Update
As many of you know, Algorand has new leadership and a renewed focus on building toward a sustainable, revenue-generating network model. We are excited about the unique role Algorand can play in bringing post-quantum security to the broader Web3 and digital asset ecosystem, and we believe the timing has never been better for it.
To align our work with these goals, we are sharing a series of updates on community initiatives and outstanding questions: the future of xGov, the Ecosystem Advisory Council (EAC), the Algorand Technical Council (ATC), and the status of Project King Safety, including our commitment to staking rewards.
The xGov grants program
Over the past year, the xGov program brought together a committed group of community members, and we’re grateful to everyone who took part, whether by submitting proposals, voting, or contributing to discussion. As our focus as a company shifts, we have made the decision to pause the xGov program indefinitely, effective December 6.
We also want to extend a special thanks to the members of the xGov Council for their time, care, and guidance throughout the program.
Because the Algorand Forum has, in recent years, primarily served as the home for xGov-related discussion, we will also be closing the Forum, effective November 6. A read-only archive will be made available. We encourage all Algorand developers, node runners, and ecosystem builders to join the Algorand Discord to stay up to date on the latest technical news and to connect with us directly for any support.
The Ecosystem Advisory Council & Algorand Technical Council
We formed the Ecosystem Advisory Council (EAC) in January to build a more formal bridge between the ecosystem and Algorand leadership. Its role was to gather broad-based feedback from across the community, share it with leadership, and advise on how Algorand proposals would affect the ecosystem.
As our priorities have shifted, we have decided to conclude the EAC as a company-run body, effective November 6. We want to thank the Council members for their participation.
Going forward, we still want to hear feedback and ideas from all parts of the ecosystem. The Algorand Discord is the best place to reach us.
Separately, we are also ending our sponsorship of the Algorand Technical Council (ATC) group. We will continue to host periodic Developer Council meetings for technical discussions, and you can request an invitation to this meeting by asking in Discord.
Staking rewards and Project King Safety
First and most importantly: Algorand has already committed to extending staking rewards through January 2028. This commitment stands, and it reflects our continued focus on rewarding the node runners and stakers who help secure the network.
As part of this shift, we are also indefinitely pausing Project King Safety as a holistic roadmap item. Specifically, the previously discussed ideas of lifting the ALGO supply cap (inflation-based incentives), enabling and capturing MEV, and increasing the minimum transaction fee are no longer being considered at this time.
New usage-based transaction fees, such as those in place for transactions signed using Falcon-1024 post-quantum accounts, may still be introduced or adjusted, and we will share more if and when that work progresses.
Our priority is clear: a sustainable network and continued rewards for those who help secure it.
Looking ahead
Taken together, these changes demonstrate our sharpened focus. Cryptographic security has been central to Algorand from the start, beginning with our original innovation, Pure Proof-of-Stake consensus. Falcon post-quantum signatures have run on Algorand since 2022, followed by quantum-resistant transactions in 2025 and native post-quantum accounts in 2026.
Our next chapter is about bringing those capabilities beyond Algorand to the broader Web3 and digital asset ecosystem, so custodians, wallet providers, issuers, and other networks can add post-quantum security without rebuilding the systems they already use. Building a sustainable network around that work will allow us to keep investing in Algorand, and we’re grateful to the node runners, stakers, and builders whose participation keeps it secure.
Been exploring what @DIIISCOHQ is building, and I find the approach quite interesting.
They’re working on making AI infrastructure more accessible by allowing teams to connect their existing laptops, workstations and servers to build their own private, decentralized AI networks.
No need to depend entirely on third-party cloud providers, and developers can keep using familiar tools like Claude Code and Codex.
There’s also a public network where people can contribute idle computing power and help serve inference requests.
I think the idea of putting existing hardware to better use while giving people more control over their AI infrastructure is worth paying attention to.
Looking forward to seeing how far DIIISCO takes this.
more soon, anticipating?
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