BD takes YEARS.

One (now) customer of ours, Kroma, took me nearly 2 years to convert to Routescan.

A short story: 👇🏼

When I say Base is extracting value from Ethereum without boosting ETH, I'm not condemning L2s.

Here’s why 👇🏼

Sometimes it's really hard.

We're not VC funded, and if you don't have VCs backing you, you're NGMI because they won't let you in on the cabal, whatever that would be, and they don't even make you know there's a cabal.

You're just outside.

And we're so fucking hard trying.

What? Interop?

What's that?

@Optimism

I'm done being politically correct here.

F**k it. I'm going to say things exactly how they are.

A few tweet and blog posts coming.

EVM may not be the most efficient VM out there, but it's the de facto standard for infra interoperability.

A new altVM can win if they optimise consensus and scale execution but still provide an EVM-compatible output, so that developers will compelled to use for 'familiarity'.

Today is the day we open up Routescan Research to the world.

Like every thing we do, it’ll be raw and small at first, and then grow bigger and better over time.

As far as we know, nobody did something this complete about the market, not even a16z crypto.

This is the type of conversation that I like.

Breaking the monopoly, one piece at a time.

Most weeks the work is up and down continuously.

Monday full, Tuesday nothing, Wednesday a tornado, Thursday some residuals. Friday last mile, then weekend chill.

And repeat.

A public good is a service given to the community.

But a public good can only be working well and maintained over time if it’s funded.

You can’t have a ‘good’ public good with no funding.

At routescan.io we're doubling down on our excellent (per customer satisfaction) customer support.

We're looking for a Senior Customer Support Manager to join our team.

More details below:

I feel SO MUCH like this lately

I’m trying to fight with the immediate gratification of scrolling just for the sake of it, just to avoid feeling FOMO.

It’s not easy, and I fall into temptation again every once in a while.

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The worst part about crypto is focusing on the future, and not the present

Talk about today, ffs

Just listened to Mert’s podcast on Talking Tokens: he's right, you raise to buy time, parallel time.

This is something I wonder myself every day: whether we need to fundraise, or not.

A thread:

We believe we're very fortunate to have a sustainable business in an industry where the majority of businesses are not profitable, and the rest is open source and self-funded.

Don’t want to shout it out, but Yup seeems the go-client to keep track of all social media platforms in one place.

Wow!