gm ct noticed some changes right? yeah, it's still me

Builders Spotlight: Zun’s Anti Drain Wallet Extension One of the most underrated parts of Web3 is the builders quietly solving real problems @Zun2025's anti drain wallet extension is a great example (checked his pinned post) wallet drains are one of the biggest threats in crypto. A single malicious signature or fake site can wipe out a wallet in seconds Instead of blindly signing, you get real time warnings when a transaction looks suspicious, risky, or malicious. It adds an extra line of defense against phishing sites, malicious contracts, and silent drain attempts If we want a sustained mainstream adoption, tools like this are essential -a solid infrastructure that protects users and improves trust zun is not just shipping products. he is shaping a safer Web3 meanwhile, im building a pf for easy web3 onboarding. and i added a builders section where real builders like zachxbt and zun are featured. its 60% done. still have a lotta work to do bye for now

gm, been using claude code cli for months and typing long prompts was killing me. sometimes it took minutes just to explain what i needed. so i built a simple tool called stt-prompt, uses chatgpt's dictate feature to let you speak your prompts instead of typing them out 🔗 link : github.com/zunmax/stt-prompt simple pip install, works on windows, macos and linux

the best devs of this decade won't be the ones who memorize the most code... they will be the ones who know who to collaborate with ai the best embrace ai today

In fact nothing has *really* changed. People are still posting about things they don't own or understand because other people who also don't own or understand talk about them too.

day one teaches you patience day two teaches you acceptance 😅

you can still do everything right and get it all wrong.. what a space to be in!!! ..only the little observations will save you sad 💔

I keep observing the guys from different ecos and projects that shit on other projects and teams for wanting to reward or rewarding their community and even imposing their beliefs on them. Some of them are or from; - Aztec (cmo) - Nillion (zayn and offmylawn) - Monad (cmo / lead and more) - Octra (co-founder/team) - N1chain (co-founder/team) - Icobeast - samuel Just to be clear, nothing is wrong with your ideology and how you want things to be done, just trying to impose your views and force a precedent is where the issue is. projects will still continue doing airdrops, people will still make life changing monies and people will still continue farming airdrops regardless of what you think.

i built a portfolio website for @Xyberinc it’s a single-page portfolio which also serves as a gateway to xyber's ecosystem it explains what xyber is building and routes serious builders to the right places what kind of site it is: its a clean, lightweight hub that can act as - a brand front door - a credibility layer - a partner & builder reference point - a gateway to xyber's real products and docs its built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript only... making it fast, simple, maintainable i think this site can help: - position xyber as serious infrastructure - explain the agentic economy vision without fluff - give builders a clear path to engage - centralize ecosystem links in one place section breakdown: - the hero section: contains xyber's mission and a CTA to contact - the "about xyber" section explains what Xyber is building: AI, autonomous agents, machines, onchain ownership... all optimized for long-term value - the "what xyber Is Building" section Highlights: fair launch infrastructure agentic & AI systems stack onchain ownership & revenue rails machine & robotics economies the "ecosystem links" section: this gives a direct access to xyber's: Main site → xyber.inc Twitter → twitter.com/xyberinc Docs → docs.xyber.inc App platform → app.xyber.inc tl;dr: Built a clean portfolio website for xyber that explains what they’re building, builds trust, and routes serious builders to their products, docs, app, and twitter. no hype, just infrastructure - @XyBrainz @xFactorPOL

A lesson for all the vibe coders. Found this on Reddit. Stay Safu :)

many don't know this...

gm gm 🖤 what are we building today???

Vibe coding resources: → Educational > Vibe Coding 101 with Replit > Campus. edu - Vibe Coding 101 > Microsoft Learn - Introduction to Vibe Coding → Documentation / Guides > Replit Blog > Claude code blog > Google Cloud - Vibe Coding Explained > GitHub repo - awesome-vibe-coding (curated list) → Communities > Reddit (r/vibecoding) > Replit community / Discord → News > Emergent. sh > Technically .dev > Medium and X articles on vibe coding → YouTube Channels > Peter Yang > Greg Isenberg > Tech with Lucy > Mikey No Code > Samuel Gregory → Tools / Platforms > Replit > Lovable > Bolt new > AI studio > Cursor AI > BlackBox Ai > Calude code Save this :)

the man who helped build Nigeria’s most important fintech - and then exited under public scrutiny: meet Ezra Olubi - nigerian software engineer - co-founder and former CTO of paystack - one of the earliest technical builders behind modern African fintech early years - engineering background - deeply technical, low-profile - focused on building reliable systems, not personal branding - joins Paystack at inception - writes and scales core infrastructure paystack years - helps design a payments system developers actually trust - obsessively reliable APIs - “boring” fintech done right - Paystack becomes default payments layer for Nigerian internet businesses - merchants scale, startups grow, trust compounds 2020 - Stripe acquires Paystack - landmark moment for African tech - global validation - Ezra seen as part of the generation that proved world-class companies could be built from Nigeria after the acquisition - Paystack continues operating under Stripe - Ezra remains in a leadership role - influence stays mostly behind the scenes - reputation: sharp, opinionated, technically elite then the shift - allegations of sexual misconduct involving a subordinate surface publicly - old social media posts resurface - public backlash accelerates fast - Paystack suspends him - internal review announced weeks later - Paystack terminates his employment - company cites reputational damage - exit happens before the investigation concludes - headlines replace engineering achievements Ezra responds - disputes the process - says he wasn’t given a fair hearing - claims internal procedures weren’t followed - indicates legal review of the termination the outcome - no longer at Paystack - career narrative abruptly altered - builder → controversy - legacy becomes complicated today remembered both as - a foundational engineer in African fintech - and a cautionary story about reputation, power, and accountability lesson: - technical brilliance builds companies - trust sustains them - and once trust is questioned - the fall is faster than the rise great products can survive mistakes but personal credibility is harder to refactor