Dragonhorde is a collection of arcane Dragons, resurrected in the alchemy lab from Primordia’s ancient past. Some may be fused with a Moonrunner, and others will roam the treacherous path alone.

Being a Dragonhorde holder entitles you to numerous exclusive benefits, experiences, and opportunities including future yield offering unprecedented value. CC0.

Re-roll your Dragonhorde in The Alchemy Lab shortly after mint, by purchasing a weapon here: https://opensea.io/collection/moonrunners-secrets-of-primordia

The Den & Alchemy Lab: https://theden.moonrunners.io/

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Dragonhorde #127

Seasoned dev, cloud expert. NFTs, cryptos, anything technology related.

Happy new year everyone! Wish you all health, love and success!

Gm! Last working day of the year for me. Need some inspiration for a side project, if you got any!

Blogger at ribbonfarm.com, running summerofprotocols.com, host of /gloom ☀️

Ahh thanks!  For a non-american, it didn't cross my mind, lol.

Maybe I am too old, but what is SV culture? 🙈

Does this thing work? I barely get any interactions. 😅

Just read the "Decentralizing the Social Graph" article, it certainly is an interesting idea! Looking forward to see it in action @dwr.eth

Anything exciting happening today/this weekend?

/cameron for content experiments. I help Creators grow faster @ seemore.tv + /seemore. Curating in /lounge. 
Dev + Veteran + HBS. 
seemore.tv/cameron 🫡

A bit before the pandemic. Timing was good 🙂

Was a platform that hosted activities for remote companies. Main learnings for me: 1) you should be able to sell your idea, without even having a product 2) Having a network of investors can take you a long way 3) everyone needs to do everything, don't stick only to what you know 4) fail fast (that I knew already 😜 

Started a software development agency when I was younger. Also ran a SaaS startup for a couple of years. Neither went super well but experience was amazing and very valuable! Onto the next one at some point

Working on /grey — /fashion, psychological design, writer, handyman, co-founder

I used to work in a team, we had these surveys we had to fill every now and then. Two of the questions were about giving and receiving feedback. Everyone said that they give a lot of feedback but receive none. Where did all that given feedback go? 😂

jeron1mo

@jeronimo