Hii, I'm Saber and I'm currently 19. Sooon enough I'll be one of the biggest web3 Developers in Africa. when you Hear Saber you think of web3 development clock it.

My TL is filled with a lot of people learning how to write smart contracts and build onchain. warms my heart fr 🥹. Big shout out to devs from 🇳🇬 & 🇮🇳 !

Which Space has a better job market? - Web3 Space - Web2 Space I’m currently doubting all my decisions as it stands. Help.

On today’s episode showing up everydayyy.

we built Guild for the GTCO Squad Hackathon 3.0 and won 1st place🏆 still feels crazy typing that. 4 days, 800 engineers in one hall, multiple technical rounds, and one very locked-in team. Guild helps informal workers in Nigeria build a real financial identity from the jobs they already do. no app. no data plan. just a phone call. here is how it works 👇

Gm Gm. Building A Privacy Based Prediction Market with AI Super Powers(FHE Encryption). Tech Stack: - Next.js (TS) - Tailwindcss - Soldity (FHLibrabry) - Foundry - Wagmi & Viem - Openrouter @zama @realchriswilder

Gm. What are you building? let’s share ideas. Drop Link.

Do you still watch tech courses in 2026?

5 BTC fully recovered after 11 years locked out, all because one stoned night 😂 here’s what happened; - he forgot his password - tried trillions of password combinations, not one hit 😂 - dug up an old mnemonic, turned out to be the password he had before but he changed it. - he believed he was screwed. - tried out different methods and even paid to get his password recovered or reset, none worked - then uploaded his entire old college laptop to Claude and it found a wallet file he had completely forgotten about. - the mnemonic decrypted it on the first try. rare case and these are things we love to see 😍 funny how the password is “lol420fuckthePOLICE!*:)” definition of a real stoner 😂

I’m still figuring out how (or if) Arc’s early builder / developer programs work but instead of waiting, I just started building. I built Payyr, a USDC-native payroll / payouts dApp to explore how Arc works in practice. What I’m testing: • USDC-native gas • Account abstraction & embedded wallets • Simple payroll payouts flows • What “gasless UX” actually feels like for users Not pushing a startup yet. Just getting hands-on, understanding the constraints, and learning where Arc really shines. Live app: payyr.vercel.app/ Short walkthrough recording: loom.com/share/649ee084e5fd4… Right now, my focus is learning-by-building: experimenting with payroll, payouts, and payment primitives on Arc, and iterating quickly based on what’s actually possible on-chain. I’m intentionally keeping this lightweight while I gain deeper context. Would love feedback from the Arc team & other builders and lets know if it exists or not. @arc @chrisries

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I'M STILL TOP O.1%

You cannot chase our dreams if your basic needs are not met!

Closing a chapter For the past year, I’ve worked closely with @Sir_Damilare at @Based_Africa, driving ecosystem growth across Southwest Nigeria for @base. In that time, we: – Onboarded 27 early-stage products – Supported 12 mature products – Helped launch 10 mini apps and 4 AI agents – Ran hackathons and founder programs – Connected local founders to global incubators – Helped investors discover builders from South West Nigeria through my network and contents. Grateful to @Sir_Damilare and the wider @Based_Africa team for the opportunity, trust, and room to execute. Beyond the numbers, the experience reinforced something I’ve believed for years: Some of the most interesting crypto products today are being built and actively adopted in emerging markets. They’re just largely mispriced or overlooked. Not because demand is absent, but because distribution here doesn’t look like what most investors or global teams are used to. On-ground adoption is driven by: – Informal trust networks – Physical onboarding and education – Stablecoin-based use cases (payments, savings, FX) – Speed, access, and utility over “perfect” UX That’s the work I’ve spent the last few years doing: Helping early-stage products find users, building local onboarding systems, growing communities from the ground up, and connecting African founders to global opportunities. Now, I’m looking for my next role at the intersection of ecosystem building, early-stage product growth and African market distribution. Ideally with a; - protocol - crypto fund - infrastructure company - founder who needs an operator with deep local insight and execution experience. If that sounds like you — or you know someone building something relevant — my DMs are open. At the same time, while I look toward my next role, I’m starting a weekly editorial called On Ground. A written series exploring how crypto actually moves across Africa, LATAM, and Southeast Asia — through field observations, founder conversations, and real user behavior. Less theory. More reality. Using my experience building @blocstreets, I’m also building a product for Africa’s informal markets with a small team, and we’re currently looking for a frontend engineer to join as a contributing founder (equity only for now). wandeofweb3@gmail.com

People are hacking at @EthPrague and i’m here in Nigeria brooo