What's harder right now: Building product or building community?

5 Types of People Every Web3 Builder Needs in 2026 Solo building is not effective. Real adoption comes from having the right squad around you. Here’s the team you shouldn't skip this year: 1/5 The ZK & AI Architect Smart contracts alone won’t cut it. You need someone fluent in zero-knowledge proofs, AI agents, and on-chain scaling. One exploit can end everything. This person is your technical shield. 2/5 The Tokenomics / Incentives formulator Tokenomics isn’t a side quest anymore. This person designs incentives and flywheels that actually retain users through bull and bear. No more dead communities after the hype dies. 3/5 Regulatory & RWA Strategist Post-GENIUS Act and exploding RWAs, legal input isn’t optional. They turn regulation into product decisions and unlock real money. Build without them equals to building in the shadows and with uncertainty. 4/5 User Retention Engineer Acquisition is easy. Retention is more difficult. This person builds onboarding flows, engagement loops, and systems that turn users into long-term holders. Not just mods, but a systems thinker. 5/5 The Ecosystem Connector / Partnership Lead The ultimate multiplier. Knows teams, capital, and opportunities across chains before they trend. Makes partnerships and hires happen fast What are your thoughts? Which do you need for your project? let me connect you.

Is this really the future of finance? Are you stacking your bags? When is the next bull run? Good morning ProofOfLife

I respect Arsenal's run this campaign but a little humility 🙄 from their fan base could have swung luck to their side this UCL final, how cruel that the man of the match Gabriel became the villain. At least everyone can rest now Quadruple settled as ONEple 😂😂 🏆

Good morning Happy Children’s Day 🎈 Lowkey miss when life was just cartoons, snacks and no responsibilities 😭 Anyway, I’ve got a few early access invite codes for the Elata app if anyone wants to help test and give feedback, let me know 👀 Were you there 👇🏽

Good morning X Happy Sunday I got early access to the Elata platform and I currently have a few invite codes available for people genuinely interested in testing it out The project sits around neuroscience, biometrics, DeSci and adaptive applications, so I’m especially looking for thoughtful feedback on: • user experience • clarity of the product • accuracy/perception of the tracking features • overall first impressions If you’re interested in testing and giving real feedback, reply below or DM me and I’ll send an access code.

The interesting part about @MyNeighborAlice isn’t just the rewards. It’s how everything connects: you own – you participate – you engage The Spring Airdrop just gives more reason to show up.

Most Web3 games didn’t fail because of tech. They failed because there was nothing to stay for. Now you’re seeing a shift. With @MyNeighborAlice, it’s less about “come claim” and more about “come participate” – land ownership – actual in-game presence – and then incentives like the Spring Airdrop (50,000 $ALICE) Different approach.

Happy New Month Chads Wishing you a productive and profitable one Good morning X

Everyone wants results… but not everyone pays attention to positioning. Opportunities don’t just come to the smartest people. They come to the people who are: • early • consistent • visible • willing to try Same timeline, different outcomes. Two people can see the same thing, one scrolls past, the other leans in. That small decision changes everything. Stay in the room. One moment can shift your whole direction.

Most people are looking for one big opportunity… But it rarely shows up like that. It’s usually: • a random conversation • a small skill you decided to learn • a space you almost didn’t join • a risk that didn’t look “serious” at first That’s how doors open. In Web3, in life, in anything, opportunities don’t often announce themselves. You grow into them. Stay active. Stay curious. You’re probably closer than you think. Happy Taco Tuesday, good morning X