To be an entrepreneur means taking on the role of a creator, risk-taker, and leader who identifies opportunities, builds solutions (products, services, or businesses), and assumes the responsibility for turning an idea into a viable, sustainable venture. In the early stages, you rely primarily on personal savings, early customer revenue, credit cards, side income, or minimal family/friend support instead of venture capital, angels, loans, or large investments. I have been building for the last 6 years and I will be forever grateful to the thousands of people that I have met along the way, especially those that decided to take time out of their lives to help me realise my vision across several brands. I have teamed up with a handful of people and we have been working on creating a new discord tool which will help empower the $KAS community and beyond. We have already integrated @KasWare_Wallet, @KastleWallet & #Kaskeeper wallet with also EVM integrated almost fully. We are actively working on integrating $SOL next and we aim to make this tool fully inclusive to the entire industry. No timeline yet when this tool will be released however, if you have been a partner of 1 of the brands and/or businesses I am working on then you will have the opportunity to test this out in your communities. Adoption Moves In Silence.

Announcing sentin.dev🎉 Sentin is a discord bot made for web3 communities that catches scammers in real-time and removes their messages so fast that members don't even notice them. Currently in beta, totally free to use, visit sentin.dev to learn more😎 Already live on the Kaspa discord server, scammers aren't having much luck with it 😅

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The new @NeptuneCash website is now live! Check it out at neptune.cash, feedback much appreciated! I think it's one of my best designs so far :)

You don’t fight the tide. You learn its rhythm block by block, halving by halving. Neptune doesn’t follow cycles. It defines them.

The Elephant in the Room – and this time, it’s a good thing You can interpret “the elephant in the room” as having a negative connotation, something that must be addressed urgently. You can also interpret it as the absolute truth – something obviously existing and having a positive impact. The impact: Kasplex delivered working products. Some can argue that it was a disaster for Kaspa (as per my presentation in Berlin) it depends on what hat you’re wearing or through which lens you’re viewing the KRC20 launch. It brought more visibility, acknowledgment, and awareness to Kaspa. It stress-tested the entire network. It helped developers observe, analyze, and act on issues that didn’t exist before or on parts that needed improvement. It allowed random/unknown teams to start building on top of Kaspa. It enabled the environments needed and created new communities. It opened the doors for people outside the KAS ecosystem to ask, “What is Kaspa?” KRC20 (as you can see in the slides) enabled millions of transactions on Kaspa – actual transactions. It brought hype, hope, and people. Users and teams benefited greatly from it. Some of those people/teams are now saying KRC20 was a disaster, while knowingly hiding or omitting the fact that they made millions – yes, millions. They claim we would have been better off without it. KRC20 could have been easily cannibalized by its creators with wallets, bots, or tools. It didn’t happen. Instead, it made it possible for builders to appear and develop. Was it a disaster? Layer 2 – the elephant in the room Kasplex’s Layer 2 is the next working product that has been tested for quite a few months. It enables 100% EVM compatibility on top of Kaspa. This will allow both existing teams and new ones to bring value to Kaspa via the L2. Kasplex has proven itself before (one can argue it didn’t) and it will prove itself again, soon enough. Kasplex raised zero money as a non-profit organization (because of funding from KEF) to deliver the L2 and offer it for free to the entire community. It owes nothing to anyone. It is another endeavor to push Kaspa further – an engine that makes the wheels spin. Is it perfect? Of course not. But then, why use it? Because you can choose to. And if you don’t want to, you don’t have to. Could Kasplex cannibalize the tools needed around the Layer 2? Of course they could. Will they do it? Of course not. It will allow the same teams that are fudding, soft-fudding, or directly attacking Kasplex to deploy their products and benefit financially. This is not about goodwill; this is simply how things work. It’s permissionless, and no one keeps the gates closed. “There is no documentation, it’s closed source, the audit is insufficient, there’s no clarity.” There is no perfect man/woman/product out there. You cannot be handsome, smart, healthy, rich, have a happy family, and be a successful person all at once. You need balance. You make trade-offs. You cut from the left so that the right can be improved. You balance quantity versus quality. You need manpower, money, and time. Are these excuses? That depends on the angle you’re looking from. “You are biased.” Of course I’m biased. But my biases are not what some people think. They come from working directly with Kasplex, meeting the people behind it, and seeing their actions, focus, and dedication. I’ve always said I will be the first to raise a red flag if I see something suspicious. Like you, I am part of the community and my heart belongs to Kaspa as a whole. Believe it or not, there has been zero situation, moment, or message that has made me think “hmmm.” “You represent Kasplex, you are full of…” This message – like ALL of my personal messages – wasn’t “reviewed” by anyone and I didn’t ask for “permission” from anyone. Zoom out You need to zoom out, give yourself time, and analyze all the pieces of the puzzle. Then make your own intelligent analysis of how Kasplex has helped the ecosystem. You may come to the conclusion that it didn’t – and that’s fine. I’ve collaborated with two projects before and terminated them the exact moment I felt things were wrong. “Why this tweet? No one asked.” Because you need to think. Think, think, think. Take off the horse glasses, analyze everything from every angle, and then make your own judgment. Will the Layer 2 be a flop? In my opinion, there are three scenarios: A major flop – no one cares about Layer 2 or Kaspa. A major success – everyone jumps in, third-party teams join and build. Something in between – nothing crazy, nothing lazy. I guess we’ll soon enough find out how things will play out. Closing thoughts This space is volatile. You see people leading others. You see people being led. You are bombarded with information, and you cannot trust anyone. No one asked me to share these thoughts, just a brain dump for the hours i've spent thinking about it. (Don’t trust me either – trust only your judgment, heart, and gut.) Time will tell. Long live $KAS.

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If you order @amazon at the right time, and send $BTC at the wrong time, @amazon comes first :)) Sounds idiotic to call it 'magic internet money' when it moves slower than shopping online! $KAS comes faster than the cart pulls up on @amazon

vibe coding (making projects fully with AI) is not a good way to create apps wherever money is involved, especially in cryptocurrency, and with $kas L2s coming, it will become a problem in the community as well. allow me to explain (no offense to anyone intended): people that rely fully on AI to create applications usually have little to no coding experience, while these tools allow them to create apps, which otherwise would require hiring expensive developers, it creates many problems a) huge security issues you can tell AI to ensure thorough security, but it's not a guarantee. it's either going to miss the lesser-known vulnerabilities or leave the dumbest security flaws imaginable. I've seen cases like this happen on #kaspa too. user money security flaws is definitely not a good combo, it will get exploited sooner or later. b) trash code AI models generate questionable quality code, sometimes throwing everything in a single file, bloating code with comments that have absolutely no meaning or use hacky ways to get things done, a project like that is basically unmaintainable by a human at a later date. c) app stack chosen by ai when creating a new project, an experienced developer will know exactly what frameworks and libraries to use for this specific use case, taking their popularity, ease of use, performance in the context. in the case of vibe coding, it's usually AI that chooses the above, and it usually operates on the same stack (Postgres NextJS), I've seen cases where Postgres was used for a local indexer instead of a local database... these are just a couple of issues that can happen when coding with AI, while it's definitely a great way to make your ideas come to life it should never be fully trusted to create production-grade projects. while you can certainly minimize the risk with proper prompting, it can never be mitigated entirely. by the way, I didn't mean to say boo ai is terrible it will destroy humanity don't use it, it's a great tool which I use myself, but anybody which uses it should be aware of the underlying risks associated with it. to whoever vibe codes production apps: consider this post to be a warning, always make sure your app is safe, preferably tested or audited by a real person, loss of user funds is the last thing you want to experience 😉

crypto is undoubtedly one of the most welcoming places for aspiring young developers, nobody cares about how old you are. you code it, you ship it, meet amazing people, work on commissions, all of that without any barriers or problems. good luck doing that in the real world, they'd ask for your history, request an invoice from a company (not so easy having that while underage as well), etc, etc. $kas #kaspa is one of the best places to get started now, despite being a relatively big coin already (by market cap), there still aren't that many projects and creations around, compared to other chains (take various EVM-supporting chains for example, Polygon, Avalanche, etc), and the upcoming L2s are definitely a huge opportunity as well

what's your favourite up-and-coming project on the $KAS Kasplex L2?

kas.coffee - a platform to accept donations, you create your profile, you describe what you bring and what you ask for, share your link and get $kas donation - coming soon (tired...taking a break). Very useful for community initiatives, crowdfunding etc. Just a teaser - partially working, not yet fully implemented Credits for the idea goes to @imaldev - Kudos man. Also, this is one special app for T 🫶

Kasbay updates: 1. If you already have your project listed on kasbay 2. If you wish to add your project on kasbay Please fill in this form forms.gle/FjwLW8U4ZyDHoH… this will grant you access to either update your existing project details or list your project, free of charge, on kasbay.org Kasbay's purpose is to be an one shop/search all place for all projects/tools/information etc existing on $kas Inactive projects (tokens) will be removed to keep a consistent data. Thank you

Kasbay, called by @6M_Nick a glorified linktree (I miss u), is continuously improving and it is being reshaped as we speak. Although not visible on the main page, we are working on the back end and FE components. Apologies to those who reached out to list their info on it but we are migrating the existing info and then the project owners can self manage their app/token/etc information without our involvement We try to time the new release with the L2 mainnet so everyone can enjoy a smooth experience.