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virtuals genesis mechanism is pretty goated > users get to co-own agents, launching at $237k fdv > builders want to launch on virtuals as they can tap into the distribution layer + users fyi skaito holders are getting daily virgen points (you should pledge your points!)

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This is me giving my founder advice openly on the timeline. It's the literal reason I was brought on to the team and I'm giving it to everyone, for free. Enjoy. ------ Advice: 1.) You need to be comfortable yeeting general thoughts as posts, even if incomplete. Why? Most people worry they will look dumb, that everyone else only posts bangers or their feed will become noisy, but ask you to look at anyone who is "in the conversation" today. All of them spam-post random thoughts. Ansem, Mert, Jesse, Toly, Icobeast, etc all yeet out tons of posts. Some get ~5k impressions while others send to hundreds of thousands. The algo will save you from being dumb by not serving up bad tweets. ------------ 2.) Don't just post about your own bags. Why? Two reasons: i) If you're only posting about 1 topic at all times people will scroll right past you whenever they're not in the mood to talk about that 1 thing. If you're posting about not-that? Too bad, you do it so much I just assume you are again and don't want to read it anyways. ii) Algo play. If I tweet about Loudio, get likes from the social crowd because it's relevant to them, and then post about MegaETH—they're served MegaETH content whether they want it or not. Same with blobs, Cardano, Solana or Fantasy Top. Different people will engage in different subjects and when they engage Twitter will serve up your next-thing to them. Your goal should be to 80/20 your content away from the thing you're building. ------------ 3.) Have an opinion up top of your posts that has ~most nuance and fluff removed. Why? Attention spans are short as shit in this space so you need to hook people with the TLDR/takeaway immediately. You want to evoke an emotion right away so that they expand your post and then gain nuance. Hook before/after examples: "I was just watching this movie and it made me think about why Loudio will change the fabric of society because it's social 3,3" vs "Loudio will change the fabric of society. Here's why." One is soft, meandering and makes you feel like you're walking on a long, looping trail. The other is fast. Impactful. You know immediately if you agree/disagree and want to see why. ------------ 4.) Everything doesn't have to be a statement. Questions are powerful too. Why? It lets others step into the power position of subject matter expert, uses your social graph to both source information and strengthen relationships. Also; someone else probably has the same question! So you're helping those around you who are thinking the same. Win-win. ------------ 5.) Talk about your journey openly. The things that are awesome, not-awesome and objectively suck. Why? People like relatable content and seeing the human side of delivering ~anything gets you closer to said person. It makes them sympathize and empathize. Give them that by telling your unique story. Do you know how many people have tried to create an ecosystem, launch a full-fledged chain and grow a team to deliver a proper GTM strategy? Not many and people want to know what that's like. Give it to them. ------------ Ultimately, it just comes down to being comfortable participating in this space and staying aware of the broader conversation well enough that you can either contribute to it or acknowledge that it is taking place and let it breathe. You just have to tap in enough to find that pulse first.

ZORA rallied as high as 44% on May 26 following buzz around a new token launched by ex-Coinbase CTO Balaji Srinivasan. ZORA ( ZORA ) climbed to an intraday high of $0.0135 on May 26, lifting its market cap beyond $38 million, as trading volume surged 256% to top $48 million in 24 hours. Momentum picked up after several users on X reported that Srinivasan had deployed a new token titled “The Network State”, named after his 2022 book, on the Zora platform. The token went live on May 26, 2025, and quickly stirred up buzz in the community. For those unfamiliar, Zora lets users mint content from decentralized social apps like Farcaster into ERC-20 tokens. That includes text posts, images, videos, or audio, basically anything users would normally post on social media, but on-chain. Once minted, these “content coins” can be listed and traded on platforms like Uniswap. Users upload their media, set the title and price, and Zora handles the minting. Once live, the content becomes a tradable asset in a decentralized marketplace, where community demand determines its value. Within hours of launch, the Network State token reportedly saw its market cap swing between $2.7 million and $7 million, signaling strong initial interest. While it’s a separate asset from ZORA, the shared platform and Balaji’s name seem to have indirectly boosted sentiment for ZORA itself. Investors are likely betting on the broader Zora platform gaining traction from the attention. Many users on X pointed out that ZORA may be a safer and more liquid proxy play for those who want exposure to the hype without directly aping into the brand-new token. Zora was launched in May 2020 by three former Coinbase employees as a creator-first NFT platform designed to decentralise media and empower content ownership. Initially built to support the minting and trading of NFTs, the platform later evolved to allow users to tokenise on-chain content from decentralised social apps. In 2023, Zora introduced its own Layer 2 network to improve scalability and reduce costs for content publishing. By 2025, it expanded further with the launc h of a native token, ZORA, described as “a memecoin for the Zora community.” Despite having its own chain, the team launched the token on Base , Coinbase’s Layer 2, on April 23 to tap into its wider user base. The token has a capped supply of 10 billion. Distribution includes a 10% airdrop to early users, 20% for community incentives, and 5% for liquidity. The rest is split among the treasury, team, and strategic contributors, all subject to vesting schedules. In May 2022, Zora secured a $50 million funding round that valued the platform at $600 million. The round was led by Haun Ventures, with backing from Coinbase Ventures and Kindred Ventures.