Ayush

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★ Sick of getting left on read? Here’s the exact formula that helped me close $200K from ghosted DMs. If you're tired of chasing people who just don't respond, this hack will flip the script: ⮕ Step 1: Wait 48 hours. Give ‘em space. Don’t rush, patience pays off. ⮕ Step 2: Engage with their latest tweet. Reply with something like: "Congrats on [recent win]! Just a heads-up, our offer to help with [your Service] expires tonight " Why this works: ➤ Urgency : A ticking clock forces action. The fear of missing out is real. ➤ Personal Touch : By engaging with their latest post, you're showing you’re paying attention, not just pushing your agenda. ⮕ Real example: I used this on 5 ghosted prospects and guess what? 3 of them came back ready to sign $50K+ deals. Boom. ⮕ Pro Tip: Don’t do this on EVERY lead. Only use it on the ones who actually showed interest. Otherwise, you'll just come off like spam.

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Web3 BD truths (Brutal) they’ll never tweet: 1. ‘Partnership’ usually means “let’s fake activity until someone notices” 2. The MOU you spent weeks on? It’s a PDF tombstone. Real deals fit in a Telegram screenshot. 3. Founders doing BD = “we can’t afford a bizdev hire yet” 4. “Let’s hop on a call” = “I want to waste your time instead of reading” 5. VC-backed just means their burn rate is someone else’s problem now 6. The real BD MVP? DMs with timestamps > deck with TAM slides 7. If your collab doesn’t move money or users, it’s performance art

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$OM crashed 94% in a day. Not just a rug but also a BD lesson. → No treasury transparency → No crisis communication → Community built on hype, not conviction BD Takeaway : Even if you’re bullish on narratives (like RWA), your job is to pressure test the backend Always ask: who’s really in control?

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Indeed ,Web3 still has an Adoption gap

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I was at my barber, tuned into a Twitter Space on Web3. He paused, looked at me, and asked: “What are you listening to?” I said, “Web3 stuff… crypto, NFTs, decentralization.” He smiled, kept trimming, and then hit me with: “What’s the use of Web3 in my barber shop?” I froze. All the big words and hype suddenly felt small. We say “adoption” every day… But maybe we forgot what real adoption actually means. That question’s been stuck in my head since then. So let me ask you What should I tell him next time?

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Web3 BD isn’t about selling. It’s about framing. — EigenLayer didn’t say “restaking protocol” → They said “Rent your ETH, earn passively.” — Friend tech didn’t say “tokenizing social clout” → They said “Buy shares in people.” When you frame it right, You don’t need to sell. The narrative sells itself.

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My twitter got restricted, guess what? I am Full time on this App now

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Web3 isn’t about asking for permission. It’s about owning perception first.

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Thomas Shelby taught me more about BD than most courses ever did. Here’s how I started watching Peaky Blinders for entertainment …but ended up studying it like a BD masterclass: — He never begged for attention. He commanded it. — Negotiated deals from a position of power, not need. — Understood timing better than most founders. — Knew the power of silence—most BD folks overtalk. — Built long-term leverage before making short-term moves. — Took calculated risks but never gambled blindly. I started applying this in real Web3 BD: → Stop chasing, start attracting. → Build influence quietly before making loud moves. → Relationships > features. → Confidence isn’t loud—it’s strategic. You don’t need to be ruthless. But you do need to think like a chess player, not a dice roller. The BD game is mental. And Thomas Shelby plays it better than most.

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Everyone loves inbound leads until they dry up. And suddenly you realize… You never built your outbound muscle. → Inbound builds authority. → Outbound builds hunger. Inbound is earned. Outbound is engineered. You want sustainable deal flow in Web3? Stack both. Build a pipeline that doesn’t care about market noise. That’s how killers play long-term.

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5 April - Satoshi Nakamoto's Birthday, Are you excited?

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(Free) Web3 Domination Checklist For Projects 1️⃣ Narrative Control → If you don’t control the story, you’re just noise. Shape the vision, own the hype. 2️⃣ Community Leverage → Memecoins, DAOs, DeFi—nothing moves without people. A strong, engaged community is your ultimate moat. 3️⃣ KOL & Network Effects → Attention is currency. The right KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders) can make or break a project overnight. Influence = Liquidity. 4️⃣ Smart Capital Allocation → Raise at the right time. Spend where it matters. Burn rate kills more projects than hacks. 5️⃣ Scalability & Automation → Web3 moves fast. If you’re manually doing everything, you’re already losing. Automate, delegate, and scale ruthlessly. Most projects Fail to Check Atleast 3 Boxes. The winners? They dominate all five.

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GM today is First Day of April

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Hot Take : Most Web3 projects don’t fail because of a bad product. They fail because no one knows they exist.

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This is something Unbreakable for me

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Hesitation kills deals. Use this Web3 BD decision-making framework: ➤ If a decision is reversible → Move Fast ➤ If a decision is irreversible → Move Smart Most BD reps get it wrong. They overanalyze quick wins and rush high-stakes partnerships. → Reaching out to a KOL? Send the DM now → Testing a new growth strategy? Deploy it → Spotting an upcoming trend? Position early But when it’s a multi-million dollar partnership, a long-term agreement, or an irreversible commitment—pause, evaluate, and execute with precision. Speed gives you leverage. Smart moves keep you in the game. Master this, and you’ll close deals while others are still stuck thinking.

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Free Checklists for Meme Coin Community Marketing

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