Got inspired to write this post after seeing a conversation in a group chat with some former colleagues from @base Getting into U.S. based companies, especially as a global builder, is much harder than people realize. As an immigrant, I quickly realized that nobody cared much about my previous work experiences or multiple college degrees from the ‘developing country’ I came from. In fact, I didn’t even start getting meaningful responses until I began using my husband’s English last name, which was a lot more readable. Good thing that ‘developing country’ also taught me great survival skills. I was used to being bold, proactive and persistent so I can create my own opportunities. For example: * While in high school, I saw some kids selling newspapers for an environmental activism group. I picked one up, called the number, met the guy coordinating it, and got my ever first job: selling newspapers on the street. * While in college, I walked into an airline office and told them I wanted to work there. Started out as an intern which later turned into a short contract role until I graduated. All my web3 jobs happened similarly. * I told @jessepollak that I wanted to work at base. Spent more than 6 months working for a role that didn’t even exist and kept sharing my progress. When we finally made it official, I didn’t even have to interview anyone, just some background checks. So, here’s the tl;dr if you’re looking for your next role & having trouble breaking in: 1- Find a mission you care about, decide what role you want to play and start doing the job before you’re hired to do it. 2- Be bold and take action. Don’t wait around for someone to tell you what to do, but also don’t be afraid to dm/call/email anyone. They’re just humans. 3- Always keep your receipts and be able to prove your impact. Without real impact none of it matters. Good luck! 🍀

When you mint a PunkRot, your NFT starts clean. But the second it hits your wallet, a clock starts ticking. And your art begins to rot🧠 In a world of static JPEGs, we build art that decays. DEETS: ✦ Supply: 2222 ✦ GTD: Free (222 only) ✦ FCFS: TBA Coming soon. Drop your address. 👇

Stories, novels, and even webtoons.. Create your content on @PlotLinkxyz and bring your story onchain on @base.

it feels great to build with quadwork. multi agent orchestration, fully powered by github issues to solve memory limitations. best of all, you can monitor every agent and see exactly what they're doing. feels like a boss today 😎

I’m building an AI webtoon creator for @PlotLinkxyz, and it’s actually turning out great. Planning to launch it next week. It’s still in testing, but it already feels like a real webtoon: plotlink.xyz/story/58/1 I can’t even imagine how big the on-chain storytelling market could become if anyone can create compelling webtoons with AI.

I just noticed that @DropCastxyz has burned nearly 12% of the total token supply. Have you ever seen a token burn more than 1/10 of its max supply purely from app revenue? DR (the app token of the DropCast.xyz)might become one of the strongest examples of an on-chain app token model.

the reality of building as a solo builder. over the past months, i shipped: > piggy bank > openads > breaking news > 10 seconds game > chopstick game > shellgame here's the honest reality of monetization so far. 🧵

basically, this is very good. back in the day, you might have wanted to write a story, whether it was fantasy, romance, or science fiction, right? now, it's much easier to write one with a wallet connection, and your story will be stored on base. potential? all stories are backed by $plot tokens, and as more stories are created, the $plot token ecosystem gets stronger. beyond the token side, it’s actually a great read. there are many exciting stories available in multiple languages. plotlink.xyz

@karpathy's skill is great, but a few parts don’t quite fit my workflow: - “Think Before Coding” makes agents stop and ask for permission too often. I prefer agents to move forward by default, with PR review as the safety net. - “Surgical Changes” is too conservative for me. I prefer fixing/refactoring immediately when the code calls for it. - “Goal-Driven Execution” leans too much toward a TDD-style workflow. That’s great for some projects, but I don’t want my global agent instructions to assume every repo should write tests first. So here’s my more compact version of CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md: gist.github.com/sebayaki/a6e…

Brick Side Chat #72 @steemhunt May 13, 10 AM UTC! I’ll be presenting 10X Warplets Drop Mini App @10XMemeX - please come along and ask me anything! Bonus: 10 Mini Building NFTs will be gifted to attendees! (Total value $100 ) Join us. It’s fun! RSVP: luma.com/tpx9y771

AI is making ideas cheap. AI is making execution cheap too. Apps and products are exploding everywhere now. The people who survive won’t be the ones who simply use AI. It will be the ones who know where and how to use it. That’s why Huntzy exists. We gather AI driven builders who want to grow with AI instead of being replaced by it. Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Codex, agents, workflows. Heavy AI users are already here, sharing real experiences, real tools, and real workflows together. And beyond AI, we still want to grow as humans. 1) Miracle Morning - Wake up at 6AM, turn builder mode on, and start the day with motivation. - luma.com/rcrkoqhe 2) English DAO - As the market becomes more global, language matters more than ever. - It’s time to become comfortable communicating in English. - luma.com/0b3cb2jb If this sounds like your kind of people, welcome to Huntzy.

⚓ Uncharted Tycoons: The Countdown to Voyage Begins! ⚓ Voyage, trade, and become a tycoon. Predict market prices, trade onchain, and upgrade your ports. Launching in May on @Base. Pre register for the waitlist now and receive 100,000 cfWHEAT as your voyage supplies. 🎁 Rewards: 100,000 cfWHEAT 🌐 Link: unchartedtycoons.xyz/ Which port will you claim as your base? Drop a reply below with your choice 1️⃣ Athens 2️⃣ Istanbul 3️⃣ Alexandria ⚠️ Security Notice This is a Chef Universe game. Only CHEF Token from @clanker_world and the 31 types of Ingredient tokens from @MintClubPro are official unless otherwise notified. Beware of unverified tokens and airdrop events. @buildonbase @cfMarcoPolo

wow. openads is getting better. imagine.. once you create a campaign, you can get this much exposure.

Successfully wrapped up the QuadWork session. We had a mix of people joining, from non devs to experienced devs, and even those completely new to vibe coding. That alone showed how much interest there is. The good part is that getting started is pretty straightforward. The setup guide is already available on the Project7 GitHub as open source. At this point, it’s really about setting up QuadWork and using it to run your project more effectively. github.com/realproject7/quad…

brilliant idea. problem: breaking news is scattered across different social and media platforms, so users have to jump back and forth between channels. solution: aggregate breaking news from major platforms and curate only the most important updates in one place. trigger: read breaking news → receive 69 $breakingnews tokens mint.club/token/base/BREAKIN…

breaking news. let’s talk about how you get breaking news. @telegram? twitter? media? or truth social? isn’t it annoying to jump back and forth across all these channels? i built a “breaking news” @farcaster_xyz mini app where you can get breaking news as it breaks, all in one place. the concept: read it before warren buffett does. what’s better? if you read, you might even get a surprise reward. you can claim 69 $breakingnews tokens after reading 5 articles. but the real edge is getting the news faster than others.

New Co-op Projects: PlotLink An on-chain storytelling protocol on Base where every serialized story becomes a tradable token from day one. Web fiction is no longer just content. It is a liquid asset. Back $PLOT - hunt.town/project/PLOT

Building my own on-chain agent framework lately - an AI agent that runs complex tasks across multiple protocols. So I benchmarked 5 LLMs on the same 90 tasks. The pass rate gap was surprisingly small: only 6% between GPT-5.4 and GPT-OSS-120B. But the wild part: Accuracy lined up almost perfectly with model cost. No outliers. Feels like this benchmark is a pretty good proxy for real on-chain task accuracy. Next: harder tests with Opus-4.7 vs GPT-5.5. Chart breakdown below:

I built PlotLink because the current model for digital writers is fundamentally broken. You pour your time into a story, only to lock it behind a paywall or surrender your earnings to massive platform fees. I wanted to completely flip this model. What if a story wasn't just consumed content, but a liquid asset? What if a market could form directly around a serialized narrative, and the writer earned a royalty on every single trade instead of relying on a tiny platform cut? That was the vision behind PlotLink. I put it on-chain to permanently remove the middlemen. And I built the local AI writer so that anyone with a great idea—regardless of their technical or writing background—can bring their story to life. Here is everything I built, and I hope that the writing economy is re-built on Base.

Introducing PlotLink. An on-chain storytelling protocol on Base where every serialized story becomes a tradable token from day one. Web fiction is no longer just content. It is a liquid asset. plotlink.xyz/