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t.me/Codedscientist Joined October 2021
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I’ve spent a lot of time helping other people grow online while staying quiet myself.

Part of it was comfort, and part of it was hiding behind “client work.”

Last year, one of the pages I worked on did about 450M impressions.

Watching that from the background taught me how this really works.

This year, I stopped waiting for the perfect moment and started posting on my own page.

Just showing up consistently.

It’s still early, but in just a few days, I crossed 400K impressions, and that was enough proof for me.

Its not because of the number, but because of what comes with it.

When people recognize your name, things feel easier.

Replies come faster, and DMs feel less cold.

You don’t need to be famous.

You just need people to know who you are and what you’re good at.

I’m still doing the work I’ve always done, creating content and managing people’s social media accounts.

I’ve done this long enough to know what works.

Now I’m putting my name on it.
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A man went from thinking Bitcoin was a scam to helping Facebook build its own cryptocurrency, before leaving to create a $2 BILLION blockchain company.

> Adeniyi Abiodun was born in Nigeria and moved to the UK when he was seven.

> He studied software engineering and began his career building software for the oil and banking industries.

> In 2011, a colleague introduced him to Bitcoin.

> At first, he thought it was a scam.

> But after studying the technology, he became interested and started mining Bitcoin himself.

> Friends soon began asking him to help set up their own mining operations.

> What started as a personal experiment grew into a Bitcoin mining business.

> He later worked at Oracle and VMware, gaining experience in enterprise technology and blockchain.

> Then Facebook recruited him to work on Libra, its ambitious plan to create a global digital currency.

> But the project faced regulatory pressure and never launched as originally planned.

> In 2021, Adeniyi and four other former members of the Libra team left Meta to build something of their own.

> They founded Mysten Labs.

> In 2022, the company raised $36 MILLION from investors led by a16z.

> A few months later, it raised another $300 MILLION at a $2 BILLION valuation.

> Their project was Sui, a new blockchain built by the team behind Meta's Move programming language.

> Sui launched its mainnet in May 2023 and today it's more than $300M.

A man who once thought Bitcoin was a scam went on to build in crypto, work on Facebook's digital currency project, and co-found a multibillion-dollar blockchain company.

Imagine if he'd never given Bitcoin a second look.
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Crypto OGs who've survived multiple bear markets:

- What were the biggest signs that told you the market was nearing its bottom, and what made you start DCAing?

- What's one piece of advice you'd give someone experiencing their first bear market?

Let's hear those lessons 👇
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What did I just wake up to? 😭

> Elon posted "Chinese 𝕏 is 牛逼"

> That's niú bī in Chinese and basically means "fucking amazing" in English

> Then someone immediately deployed a memecoin with the ticker 牛逼 on BSC.

> Less than 3 hours later the token is sitting at a $5.6M market cap.

> A chad turned $2.7K into $36K (13x) on 牛逼 $SPCXB in less than 3 hours.

> All because Elon typed two Chinese characters.

You literally only see this in crypto.
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