Big changes coming to $RON & @Ronin_Network - Every tx feeds the treasury - Validators out, token-weighted governance in - Builders rewarded for real impact via PoD - Compounding fueled by buybacks & burns RON shifting from emission to value capture. Im paying attention 👀

Sold some positions to optimize opportunity cost and add to conviction. My current long-term portfolio: - 20% $BTC - 20% $MARA - 10% $SOL - 5% $PUMPCADE - 45% cash Waiting for NVDA, GOOG, AMD, AMZN dips

I haven't clicked an ad in years and it doesn't matter how personalized it gets But I will buy something if a creator I trust shows me why it works. Word of mouth drives 20-50% of purchases while paid ads barely convert. Brands know this, creator budgets keep growing... LFG

Can’t wait for s4 of @playcambria. this is what I'm watching: - AI owning the data layer and compressing education into minutes. one place for every guide, infographic, item, strategy, market pulse. Education is the moat most games ignore. If a player can start, understand, and level up in under 5min = they play & share. Clarity is the product

Beautiful TAO infographic ;) Its a privilege to be working on @KhalaResearch alongside @0xSammy I’m pushing myself harder than ever. Better research, clearer thinking, higher standards. Fully committed to quality Hope you enjoy the TAO report we’re cooking.

The real AI moat may not be data capture, but capital efficiency. When AI capex already sits in the $500B range, the question shifts from who hoards know-how to who converts each dollar into results. That why I love @opentensor & @tigfoundation. They don’t centralize intelligence. They price it, test it, and reallocate capital to what actually works

Vibe-coded my own quick-access hub for the hottest CT narratives right now. AI Robotics Bittensor

Where is my robot? One of my most bullish bets is @GEODNET - Revenue generating ($8.3M ARR) - Global ACTIVE demand (growing with robotics, drones, aut. vehicles) - Decentralized, incentivized, global network - Way cheaper than centralized competitors - 2cm real-time accuracy

Fully rebranded now. From Arual3x to Alex Kazoh. A new journey begins. Doubling down on myself. 2025 was probably the BEST year of my life. Mostly because of family, of course. We welcomed a new baby in October. But also because after years of trying to “make money on the internet,” 2025 was the year I finally did it @cyberpunk was one of the first people to support me back in January. It all started with an infographic I made for Cambria, season 1 or even earlier lol. He trusted me and told me to keep going with infographics, that I had potential The second person who saw something in me was @0xDith. After a few infographics, I received a gift from him, which is now and will forever be my profile picture. It’s an honor to be part of GLHF After many gaming infographics, @Jihoz_Axie and @Ronin_Network knocked on my door and I became a Ronin ambassador. Wow. Unreal. Infographic after infographic, I met many founders and creators. My content got RTed, and people started finding real value in what I shared In May, I met @ishzhv, a friend with whom I’ve shared great moments and learned a lot. The inner workings of gaming. Things you don’t see as a creator and only understand from a founder’s perspective. In August, Dith introduced me to @haitzu, and I was invited to join @pyloncapital. A family I hope to stay with for many years. Haitzu is one of the smartest, most demanding, and hardest-working people I know. He leads from the very front, and being on his team is a privilege tbh. Sometimes I feel small. Damn. I love it. Gaming has given me everything I have so far in this small chapter of my life as a content creator. Gaming taught me a skill very few people truly understand: building a personal brand. I now know the formula. I know what needs to be done. And now it’s time to give it EVERYTHING. Not only in gaming, but also in other areas that spark my curiosity and love for research, like AI and robotics. Alex Kazoh might be a more memorable name, but I’m still the same person, a 33-year-old guy who still has a Web2 job, who’s here because he LOVES creating content, doing research, learning and Web3. Fuck. I love this shit.

You fell into the trap. Now you’re in free fall down the rabbit hole. @playCambria got you. We are 40,140 prisoners and counting Here’s my 30 controversial takes on Cambria and Season 3: 1. The play-to-risk economy is NOT the main reason Cambria succeeded this season 2. A $1.5M prize pool is NOT why most people played S3. Not the airdrop either. 3. Most players played Cambria because it’s highly competitive, highly cooperative, high-dopamine, high-social, insanely FUN, and deeply addictive. 4. You will come back for Season 4. Because it’s been a long time since Web3 gaming felt this good 5. Cambria is now the most popular game in Web3. And yet Web3 is too small for it. It’s the same players every time (happens across all web3 games). There is a clear glass ceiling, and Cambria knows it. Expansion to Web2 is no longer optional. 6. There’s a massive difference between Cambria and other successful games like Pixels or Axie. In Cambria, the degen audience (probably 95%) is perfectly fine with LOSING money while playing. They genuinely don’t care. When players value the experience over the payout, you’ve already won. 7. The new standard is pay-to-play. If you don’t want to pay, go play Battlefield 6… oh wait, you’ll pay there too. Pay-to-play is simply healthy for an in-game economy. 8. Cambria will take 2% of the ETH value when silver coins are cashed out. Revenue from T2 charters will be used to buy collection floor NFTs. All the revenue is use to make this game and community even BIGGER. Bullish. 9. Cambria captured gamers > mercenaries 10. @Ronin_Network is clearly the network for gamers. It was great to see them supporting Cambria and @fableborne over the past two weeks, as well as creators and guilds with grants and cash rewards for content. Maximum respect. 11. I wish I had seen more support from @AbstractChain At the end of the day, a win for Cambria and Web3 gaming is also a win for them. I believe Abstract Wallet surpassed Ronin Wallet again? Please @petertherock confirm (I know ronin caught up in the last 2 days) Is it just Abstract XP, or is the pop-up UX what makes it addictive and the reason people use it more? Worth studying it @Jihoz_Axie 12. Fableborne has big balls. Launching a game while Cambria is live deserves serious respect. On top of that, they’ve managed to pull a solid player base and great CT mindshare. GG`s to both Ronin and Fableborne 13. Dear other games, you have until the end of February to go all in. I expect Cambria S4 around that time, and I hope not only a repeat, but something even bigger 14. That said, I honestly expected us to break 5k concurrent players this time. Once again, Web3 gaming is still small. Although 40k gamers is a VERY nice number 15. Those who complained about S2 rewards came back in S3. And they will be back in S4. 16. Complaining about S3 rewards is bullish for Cambria. Those saying “glad I didn’t play” don’t really know what they’re talking about. Tell them. 17. Over 3,000 posts about Cambria in just 14 days. If you’re a gaming creator and didn’t talk about Cambria, you probably felt sidelined. A shame, because Cambria content equals direct exposure to basically EVERY gamer in web3. It delivered the highest engagement despite saturation. 18. If you’re a gaming KOL and didn’t talk about Cambria… you’re not a gaming KOL. 19. My brother, a pure Web2 gamer, played for the second time ever. He messaged me daily, angry about bugs from last season. Still, he played 10 hours a day. Is it time for a desktop version? Would that help? 20. If you think copying Cambria’s play-to-risk model will make your game succeed, you’re wrong. You’ll likely accelerate your studio’s shutdown. Cambria is not copyable. Play-to-risk is not the magic solution if your game sucks and its NOT fun. 21. Cambria’s success goes far beyond play-to-risk. Sound design, animations, pacing, community, characters. The addiction is engineered. I wrote an article on this. 22. Cambria does have a "hardcore grind" problem. You need 12h/day to feel competitive. (although = for every MMORPG) For a father like me, that’s impossible. imho finding balance would improve both adoption and retention. 23. Long waiting periods between seasons and ultra-short seasons. I’d love to see two servers: one long-term server in which it feels that your progress is "saved" and one high-intensity seasonal server. 24. Prize pools work. OTC markets work (even most games fade them) Median spend was probably $200–300 for players holding ~20M silver coins. ROI is there on the second day playing with is great, but good incentives come at the cost of 10–12h of gameplay. Can this be improved? $33 per million silver coins feels diluted. A risk-to-play mechanic using silver coins could be interesting. 25. Runs are pure dopamine. But several runs every hour, every day, in the same zones can become repetitive. Dynamic zones, smarter enemies, shifting spawns, even battle-royale-style pressure could help. 26. Founders (main NFT collection) is VERY relevant in the game since taxes are a big silver coin sink. Even when Cambria prioritizes active players over passive holders. With Cambria gamers win. Active player holder = massive upside at TGE. 27. I genuinely believe Cambria’s TGE will resemble $POWER I hope I’m right. 28. @1ogic_xyz is Cambria's Bread guy. GOATED MVP 29. Bullish on Cambria, Bullish on @cyberpunk, Bullish on web3 gaming 30. Alex out.

I’m fired up about this new frontier I’m discovering in AI/robotics Back to 300 impressions posts, just like my early gaming days. BULLISH This is how it starts, it’s the only way Blessed are those who stay consistent and work hard. They’re the ones who end up seeing success

I think $TIG is one of the most unique and genuinely innovative projects I have come across in crypto... and yes, this is NOT sponsored. When I first read about @tigfoundation, the word "algorithm" put me off (not a math's guy). But after some research, I realized algorithms are everywhere & most people just dont realize it... So.. what is TIG? - A protocol designed to accelerate open algorithmic innovation How does it work? 1. It takes a scientific or optimization problem 2. Checks the current state-of-the-art (SOTA) algorithm (aka: the best known solution at that moment for that problem) 3. Turns the limitations of that algorithm into useful proof of work 4. Pushes the system to discover better algorithms 5. Repeats the process TLDR: - TIG continuously searches for the most efficient algorithm for a given problem and keeps improving it over time. Do we have proof of success? - Yes. They took an algorithm for the Quadratic Knapsack Problem (lol?), which has significant real-world applications (logistical planning, financial modeling, telecommunications and resource allocation) and managed to improve the SOTA to a completely new SOTA, orders of magnitude better. Let me say that again: ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE BETTER. How do they make money? - TIG offers an open data license for academics and open source enthusiasts and a commercial license for corporations. The commercial license fees are payable in TIG tokens, generating demand for the token Where do I find algorithms? - As I said before, an algorithm can be almost anything, but let me give you a familiar example: LLMs like ChatGPT did not go mainstream just because NVIDIA added more GPU's, but because of algorithmic breakthroughs Imagine TIG taking any of these algorithms and making them faster, more efficient, more robust, more adaptive, OPEN, DECENTRALIZED, and more capable of solving complex, real-world problems. When I saw TIG through that lens, the value became obvious. TIG also tackles a bigger problem: the AI monopoly of giants like Google. Most algorithmic advances and compute power today are captured by a handful of companies. TIG creates an open, competitive, incentive-driven ecosystem that systematically accelerates innovation, democratizing the process. For those familiar with $TAO (Bittensor), TIG feels VERY similar. It identifies problems, attracts talent, and provides solutions. (Fair question: why they are not a subnet?). TIG has benchmarkers and innovators who submit and improve algorithms and miners who use the algorithms to mine and provide market signals. This ultra-simple infographic is how I understand it. I will definitely talk more about TIG in the future. Waiting for the market to drop further so I can make a generational entry. Alex out.

Started my @Polymarket journey with $100 today let’s see if I can turn it into 10k by the end of 2026. what are the odds? not going full degen this time slow & safe even if that means $10 at a time any recommendations on who to follow?