time for a reintroduction hi, i’m Stein > based in 🇵🇭 > 5+ years in CT > bs in information technology, but mostly self-taught > active on LinkedIn (@rhomurl) > previous community lead & bd associate for @blockchainspc / @YEYtechnologies, social media manager @GalaxyFight_NFT > currently working as a community support specialist for a gamefi project, ai automation specialist for a trading education company, and PH ambassador at @PancakeSwap (thank You, Lord!) > open to collaborations like speaking engagements, webinars, twitter/x spaces i enjoy hosting and co-hosting web3/web2 events, meeting new people, and creating spaces where people can learn, connect, and feel welcomed. i’m still shy sometimes, but i genuinely love building relationships in this space. right now, i’m focused on ai automation, vibe coding, community building, and growing my personal brand inside and outside of web3. let’s connect!

Just landed at TOKEN2049 Singapore and it’s my second time right here. Looking to meet builders and projects worth knowing. 🤝

Hey CT, it's been a while. I'm still here, quietly cooking something behind the scenes. In a few hours, I will be speaking to the fourth-year CIT 503 students of TIP Manila about the basics of blockchain. We will talk about: ▸ Blockchain basics and how blocks connect ▸ Decentralization and consensus ▸ Wallets, private keys, and security ▸ Smart contracts, NFTs, and common scams I will also do a live wallet demo and leave time for Q&A. I have spoken at Web3 events before as part of a community/group. This time, I was invited to speak as an individual. I'm grateful for the opportunity, and I hope the students leave with a clearer understanding of blockchain, practical safety tips, and ideas they can explore further. Looking forward to meeting the CIT 503 students at TIP Manila. 🙏

GM 🎴 Friday reminder: The market rewards patience more often than panic. Especially when everyone is trying to force a move.

GM ☀️ Start the week by checking the basics. What changed? What stayed the same? What is only hype? Crypto gets easier when you separate those three.

Just reserved my Cloudflare Wallet tag: rhomuel.cloudflare.pay I’ve been using Cloudflare for years for domains and DNS. Seeing wallet and payment features appear inside a platform I already use is interesting. It could give Web3 a more familiar entry point for Cloudflare users and business owners exploring the space. Adoption may happen quietly through tools people already trust. Would you reserve your own Cloudflare Wallet tag?

GM 🎴 Every market has noise. The edge is knowing which signals deserve your time. What narrative are you watching closely right now?

MLBB players, this one’s for you. 👀 Jupiter PH is hosting a Mobile Legends Game Night (Discord) this Saturday, 8 August at 9:00 PM GMT +8. Here’s what you can win: ▸ Tournament prizes: ₱150 / 2.5 $USDC added per player ▸ 20 players = ₱3,000 / 50 $USDC prize pool for the tournament winners ▸ 1 graded Pokémon card through a separate Silver Pack lucky draw To qualify: 1. Register once per player 2. Use your Jupiter email 3. Join and play on Saturday You need to actually play to enter the Pokémon card draw. Registration closes Friday night. I’m one of the Jupiter Global Ambassadors, so I can help you get set up. Comment MLBB and I’ll send you the instructions to join.

GM ☀️ A new month does not mean chase everything. Pick your lanes. Watch the market. Study the games. Protect your attention.

GM 🎴 July is closing. Market wins, missed entries, bad calls, good lessons. Take the lesson without carrying the noise. What are you improving in August?

The next wave of crypto users may not call it crypto. They might enter through games. Creator tools. Payments. Loyalty systems. AI agents. Social apps. Communities. They may use wallets without thinking of them as wallets. They may own digital assets without saying NFT. They may interact with blockchains without caring what chain it runs on. That is probably what adoption looks like. Not everyone learning every crypto term. Just people using products that finally feel simple enough. What product do you think brings the next wave in?

Mark Cuban lost around $870K in crypto after a wallet hack. According to CNBC and DL News, he suspected he may have downloaded a fake or compromised MetaMask. That part stuck with me. Because if someone experienced can get caught, beginners need to be extra careful. Most mistakes do not feel dangerous at first. The site looks real enough. The timeline is rushing. The claim page is everywhere. Everyone is saying "mint now." Then one click becomes an expensive lesson. Crypto security is boring until it saves you. Bookmark official links. Use a separate wallet for testing. Revoke old approvals. Slow down before signing anything. What security habit should every beginner learn first?

GM ☀️ Last week of July. Good time to clean your tabs, watchlist, notes, and assumptions. Clarity is underrated in crypto.

GM GM! 🫡 Anyone else at @phgamedevexpo? My main goal for this conference is to explore the indie games here, visit the @AwakenHunterNFT (Nenverse) booth, and check out the other web3 projects being built at the event. I haven’t explored the whole venue yet since I still have some work to finish, but even on a weekday, I can already see plenty of gamers showing up. I’ll start exploring more tomorrow. I wonder how many people will be here then 👀 Thank you to @daryl24_eth and @aphkenneth for the opportunity to attend!

GM ☀️ Market sentiment changes fast. Your strategy should not change every time the timeline gets loud. What are you actually tracking this week?

Web3 careers are not only for developers. The space also needs: ▸ community managers ▸ content creators ▸ marketers ▸ BD people ▸ designers ▸ researchers ▸ event organizers ▸ support leads Do not disqualify yourself just because you do not code. Start where your current skills already fit. Then learn the Web3 layer. Which Web3 role do you want to explore?

GM ☀️ Some of the best signals in Web3 start quietly. A small update. A sticky community. A game people keep testing. Pay attention before it becomes obvious.

When I was starting in Web3, I thought I needed every tool. Wallet tracker. Bridge aggregator. Portfolio dashboard. Research platform. Discord server list. Telegram folders. Job boards. Content calendar. It felt productive. But honestly, I was just more confused. Progress started when I simplified my stack: ▸ one wallet I understood ▸ one security habit I followed ▸ one ecosystem I studied ▸ one community I joined ▸ one place where I kept my notes That was enough to start. Web3 beginners do not need 50 tools. You need a simple system you can actually follow. What tool helped you the most when you were starting out?