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The older I become, the more I value the timeless lessons from history & philosophy.
Kaizen
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Kaizen
@kliuless
- 2025 = YEAR OF THE $FREN
- "Be water, my friend. Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless, like water." —Bruce Lee 🌊 @AzukiZen #Azuki
- Replying to @DigitsCapitalYou and others like you are what’s wrong with crypto. YOU’RE the problem, not the founder. Founder launched product, and product failed. Don’t make retail your exit liquidity for your own shortcomings in DD and portfolio risk allocation.
- With the viral success of our recent game Farm Frens hitting 300K+ players, I wanted to share my insights on the state of crypto today, and how @farmfrenslol will forge a new future for our industry. The old playbook is dead. Time for a fresh start. 🔗👇 tinyurl.com/kaizenff
- Now with millions of fans across @farmfrenslol & @PlayEverseed, we're launching a token. We’re pioneering a new playbook that returns community back to its rightful place at the forefront. Read on to see how we're evolving the meta. 🔗👇
- Thanks @jessepollak for the raw & honest chat at Token2049 / Network School. Though it’s still early days for the @base app, I’ve no doubt that Base will continue to be the best place for builders who are serious about affecting longterm positive change for our industry.
- Thanks @AzukiKorea & @whizwang for organizing a great event! Met some legends for the first time today 🙏
- 🚨🌊 #Riptide Livestream Alert! 🌊🚨 Today at 1pm ET/10am PT, @amytongwu, @rahulsood, @kliuless, and @knimkar explore how the excitement around NFTs translates into an explosion in gaming projects entering the crypto space. 📺 Watch on Twitch: twitch.tv/solanatv
- Everywhere in Web3 gaming I see houses of cards. Assets pump but no one plays the games. Hyping IP is not the same as building a great game.
- Replying to @ZAGABOND and @AzukiOfficialI think this is really what most of us in Web3 were looking for from you @ZAGABOND — apologetic humility & graciousness. Glad you are taking the first step on the higher road here.
- Last year I made the tough decision to halt development on our first game, Everseed. Though it was an addictingly fun game to play, its growth and monetization metrics weren't strong enough. At the time, I went "founder mode" as everyone on the team disagreed with our pivot toThe more games shut down, the better it is for those that survive. One of the reasons that Axie took off, is that attention and capital could focus on it as we had mostly killed our competitors from 2018-> 2020. We need the loser to die, so the winners can win. RIP Moonfrost.
