project manager || I make DeFi easier for everyone to understand || building @sorobancreators
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Here are reasons why I am the best community manager
→ I translate project vision into clear economic alignment for holders and contributors.
→ I know how to manage attention, I know when to amplify, build quietly or redirect attention.
→ beyond managing the community I know how to read on-chain behavior.
→ I filter noise while preserving authentic culture and energy.
→ I optimize for long-term believers not short term participants.
→ I perfectly bridge the gap between the team and the community members.
→ I operate with a founder level mindset thinking positioning, incentives, cycles and competition.
Gave AgentCut a single prompt to generate a promo video for @sorobancreators and let the coding agent build out the timeline automatically.
Loved how it instantly translated the idea into a clean short form video with synced text overlays, transitions and automated timing. It shifted my focus from manual video editing to being a creative director
The layout matched my vision accurately although the pacing felt a bit rushed in a few spots
Great job @deifosv
Hyper Frames is cool but I only use my Mac when I'm on the go, other than that is Linux and Windows, so I built my own version that on the browser.🙂
Introducing AgentCut.
A UI companion when creating videos with your agent.
now live at agentcut.synteq.app/
usually when I design using @canva I basically search for my desired template then edit it to Suit my design.
I just discovered dream lab on canva and I decided to use it to design a poster for test drive which came out pretty well.
funny how I did not give much prompt but it got the concept I was trying to explain
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did you get in?
here is something i think you should jump on quickly
@cassator is about to close a big funding round and they are offering the community a chance to participate, the interesting part is that you get rewarded for your contribution.
during this round for every 50 USDC you contribute, cassator will create a staking position worth 100 USDC which is 2x your contribution.
Your staking position is set for 90 days, after which the full 2x amount becomes available. If they close the funding round earlier, they will unlock these positions ahead of schedule.
you can also contribute more just add a multiplier. For example, 100xSUPPORT154x200x50 contributes 5,000 USDC. the initial 100 means $50 x 100 which give you $5000
This support round is limited to just 10,000 USDC. Once the allocation is filled, the offer closes.
To participate:
1. sign up on sl8 sl8.online/invite/g23ppx
2. Make sure you have at least 50 USDC in your Sl8 wallet.
3. Go to Menu → Vouchers.
4. Enter SUPPORT154x200x50 to contribute 50 USDC.
In DeFi, selling an asset isn't always the best option especially knowing the key role having liquidity at hand plays.
Across different EVM and SVM ecosystems, users can lend their assets and borrow against them to access liquidity for other opportunities without having to exit their positions.
Stellar is exploring this side of DeFi too and @peridotprotocol is one of the protocols bringing lending and borrowing to the ecosystem.
The idea is simple you can supply assets to a lending market to earn interest from borrowers or use eligible assets as collateral to borrow another asset.
For suppliers, the interest earned depends on borrowing demand and the market utilization. For borrowers, the amount they can access depends on the value of their collateral and the protocol risk parameters.
Peridot issues pTokens when you deposit assets into its lending pools. Which is more or less a receipt representing your share of the pool. As borrowers pay interest, each pToken represents more of the underlying asset, so you can redeem more than you initially deposited. Your pToken balance doesn't need to increase; its redemption value does.
What makes this useful is the flexibility it gives users. Instead of selling an asset to access liquidity, they have another option to put their holdings to work or borrow against them.
Of course, borrowing introduces risks, including interest costs and liquidation if your collateral falls in value. And supplying assets comes with smart-contract and liquidity risks.
but It's worth exploring how Peridot is building out lending and borrowing on Stellar.
peridot.finance/docs
I've Seen so many impressive creations made with Google Flow, one of the reasons that made me jump back in for a proper test run.
I generated 2 videos and 2 audio tracks in the last 2 hours.
The integrated workflow with Veo & native audio is surprisingly smooth However, rendering precision and audio sync across generations could still use fine-tuning to avoid re-rolling prompts.
Solid tool overal @GoogleLabs!
@testdriveso
Took Googleflow for another spin to test how its generation workflow handles custom visual assets.
I combined the @testdriveso mascot with my own PFP to see how well it blends multiple references.
The creation speed and flow were smooth, though the character details needed a little extra precision. Overall, the composition came together nicely, solid 7/10
@GoogleLabs
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One thing I feel Google flow should work on is the model responsible for processing the prompt.
I tried the sound generation first what an example of what my sound should sound like but the sound I got was pretty different and the vocals was not very clear
@testdriveso
for a 3D Video generator Google flow is pretty consistent.
I just tried to create this music video using the @testdriveso mascot, for a task that I did not include detailed prompt I think the video was good to a fault.
the only thing is the rendering is pretty slow
@GoogleLabs
for a 3D Video generator Google flow is pretty consistent.
I just tried to create this music video using the @testdriveso mascot, for a task that I did not include detailed prompt I think the video was good to a fault.
the only thing is the rendering is pretty slow
@GoogleLabs
Moses⛓️ retweeted
here is something i think you should jump on quickly
@cassator is about to close a big funding round and they are offering the community a chance to participate, the interesting part is that you get rewarded for your contribution.
during this round for every 50 USDC you contribute, cassator will create a staking position worth 100 USDC which is 2x your contribution.
Your staking position is set for 90 days, after which the full 2x amount becomes available. If they close the funding round earlier, they will unlock these positions ahead of schedule.
you can also contribute more just add a multiplier. For example, 100xSUPPORT154x200x50 contributes 5,000 USDC. the initial 100 means $50 x 100 which give you $5000
This support round is limited to just 10,000 USDC. Once the allocation is filled, the offer closes.
To participate:
1. sign up on sl8 sl8.online/invite/g23ppx
2. Make sure you have at least 50 USDC in your Sl8 wallet.
3. Go to Menu → Vouchers.
4. Enter SUPPORT154x200x50 to contribute 50 USDC.
I Just tested @LeadpoetAI using free credits on a friends account and it’s a huge time-saver for outreach.
Most sales tools make you guess who to message. Leadpoet actually shows you why a company needs you right now (like new hiring sprees or product launches) and points you straight to the right person. You can even send your emails and LinkedIn messages directly from the platform.
To me it's a Super clean tool if you want to spend less time researching and more time closing deal, I'm still waiting for my credit so i can test it further
Just signed up for @LeadpoetAI and waiting on credits to drop.
What already caught my eye is the intent approach. Standard tools just filter by title or company but Leadpoet looks for actual buying signals like someone posting that they’re evaluating software or actively hiring for a problem you solve.
That’s the difference between a high-intent, warm list and just a massive cold database. Let's see how it works when i finally receive the credit.
leadpoet.com/auth
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if you're going to let someone else's strategy guide what happens to your money, there's one thing you shouldn't do deposit just because a trader looks profitable.
FBYT allows you to explore different vault managers, review their trading performance and history, and check their terms before deciding whether to deposit.
but don't just look at the returns, a vault showing 30% returns might look attractive but is that enough reason to put your money into it?
I'm of the opinion that rather than looking at the return it's best to check out the vault manager if you are looking to make consistent profit.
i have a 3 step guideline to guarantee you get the best return on your funds
1. Look beyond the returns.
Review the manager's available performance data and on-chain trading history. How consistent has the strategy been? What happened during periods when the market wasn't favorable? A good return doesn't tell you the whole story.
2. Understand the strategy.
Look at the manager's trading activity and the assets they're trading. Does the approach make sense to you? Are you comfortable with the risks involved or are you simply attracted to the numbers?
3. Read the vault terms.
Check the management and performance fees, whether the vault is open-ended or closed-ended, and any lock-up periods or withdrawal conditions. These details affect how your capital is managed and when you can access it.
With FBYT, your assets are held through smart contracts and the manager cannot simply withdraw your deposit to their personal wallet. but they can still make trading decisions that result in losses.
and FBYT doesn't guarantee a manager performance, so doing your own research still matters.
app.fbyt.io/loyalty/tasks
your screenshot doesn't have to boring, you can add a touch of colour and style with shotstudio.
the attached image was done using shotstudio, although there are preset templates, I like how it's full customisable, I decided to play around with it.
good job @klein_more88816
here is something i think you should jump on quickly
@cassator is about to close a big funding round and they are offering the community a chance to participate, the interesting part is that you get rewarded for your contribution.
during this round for every 50 USDC you contribute, cassator will create a staking position worth 100 USDC which is 2x your contribution.
Your staking position is set for 90 days, after which the full 2x amount becomes available. If they close the funding round earlier, they will unlock these positions ahead of schedule.
you can also contribute more just add a multiplier. For example, 100xSUPPORT154x200x50 contributes 5,000 USDC. the initial 100 means $50 x 100 which give you $5000
This support round is limited to just 10,000 USDC. Once the allocation is filled, the offer closes.
To participate:
1. sign up on sl8 sl8.online/invite/g23ppx
2. Make sure you have at least 50 USDC in your Sl8 wallet.
3. Go to Menu → Vouchers.
4. Enter SUPPORT154x200x50 to contribute 50 USDC.
Just to be clear, I'm not trying to bad mouth @Kling_ai. I've used it to generate several images and videos and I've had good experiences with the tools.
I understand that video generation requires significant resources, but having free users completely blocked from submitting tasks during busy periods can be frustrating.
I'd love to see Kling introduce a queue system or a clearer way to manage peak demand so users can still access the tool, even if they have to wait.
The product has a lot going for it. This is simply one area where I think the user experience could be better.
I tried using @Kling_ai to generate a short video clip for a TestDrive review but I couldn't get past the task submission stage.
The platform said its servers were too busy to accept new tasks from non-members and suggested subscribing for priority access or trying again during off-peak hours.
I understand that AI video generation requires significant computing resources, but restricting access during peak demand makes it difficult for free users to test the product consistently.
I'd like to see better availability for free users, even if that means a queue or a longer waiting time instead of blocking new tasks entirely.
I tried using @Kling_ai to generate a short video clip for a TestDrive review but I couldn't get past the task submission stage.
The platform said its servers were too busy to accept new tasks from non-members and suggested subscribing for priority access or trying again during off-peak hours.
I understand that AI video generation requires significant computing resources, but restricting access during peak demand makes it difficult for free users to test the product consistently.
I'd like to see better availability for free users, even if that means a queue or a longer waiting time instead of blocking new tasks entirely.