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I came across a prayer somewhere, and since then, my mind unconsciously goes back to it in moments of reflection. The prayer goes like this:
“God show me how good it can get, surprise me with opportunities I never expected, connect me with people I never knew I needed, take me to rooms I never imagined going on my own, help me to leave survival mode and start living in growth mode, I releases every fear that keeps me attached to unproductive struggle, may my past not interfere with my future and may fear not hold me back from doing great things. Let me work in your light. Amen”
“God show me how good it can get, surprise me with opportunities I never expected, connect me with people I never knew I needed, take me to rooms I never imagined going on my own, help me to leave survival mode and start living in growth mode, I releases every fear that keeps me attached to unproductive struggle, may my past not interfere with my future and may fear not hold me back from doing great things. Let me work in your light. Amen”
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🚨 HERE WE GO! After intense negotiations and interest from several top clubs, @ournuvion finally secured my signature.
Release clause triggered. Personal terms agreed, medical passed, and all documents signed.
A new chapter. A new badge. Same ambition.
Release clause triggered. Personal terms agreed, medical passed, and all documents signed.
A new chapter. A new badge. Same ambition.
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For what it's worth, the #HackJos2026 experience was truly worth it.
I've spent most of this year participating in virtual Web3 hackathons, but I decided to switch things up this time and experience an IRL hackathon.
Three solid days of building on-site, collaborating with ing ideas, and eventually presenting our work to a live audience.
It was a different kind of experience, one that reminded me how much you can learn simply by being in the room, meeting people, and building together.
Every bit of it was worth it. Definitely an experience I'd love to have again.
#HackJos2026
I've spent most of this year participating in virtual Web3 hackathons, but I decided to switch things up this time and experience an IRL hackathon.
Three solid days of building on-site, collaborating with ing ideas, and eventually presenting our work to a live audience.
It was a different kind of experience, one that reminded me how much you can learn simply by being in the room, meeting people, and building together.
Every bit of it was worth it. Definitely an experience I'd love to have again.
#HackJos2026
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Man!! The number of emails and dms like this I get on a daily, I don’t even know which is real and which is scam anymore
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Alchemist retweeted
I am excited to be moderating a session at this year's HackJos by @nHubNG
We will be exploring the opportunities, challenges, and digital solutions needed to make Nigeria's agricultural sector more competitive, sustainable, and profitable.
We will be exploring the opportunities, challenges, and digital solutions needed to make Nigeria's agricultural sector more competitive, sustainable, and profitable.
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Alchemist retweeted
If you actually take time and evaluate yourself, you will realise there is one major thing that is holding you back from achieving a lot of things and that is Ego. Not pride, Ego.
As You Were.❤️🦅
As You Were.❤️🦅
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This right here is one of the reasons X has remained my default social platform.
No matter the noise, no matter how things are going, whenever I log in, I'll always find one or two people sharing a win or celebrating something they've worked hard for.
And honestly, that alone is enough motivation to keep me pushing. It gives you this reassurance that things aren't always as bad as they seem, that progress is happening, and that with consistency, your own moment will come too.
Congratulations, @TechnicalBben
No matter the noise, no matter how things are going, whenever I log in, I'll always find one or two people sharing a win or celebrating something they've worked hard for.
And honestly, that alone is enough motivation to keep me pushing. It gives you this reassurance that things aren't always as bad as they seem, that progress is happening, and that with consistency, your own moment will come too.
Congratulations, @TechnicalBben
MY VISA GOT APPROVED!!!! After trying 3 times, i will be travelling and boarding a plane for the first time in my life!!
Master's in engineering in a top uni in Europe 🤲🏾🤲🏾 😭😭
Plus a scholarship too.
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Alchemist retweeted
5 DAYS TO GO! 🔥
📅 Date: Saturday, 7 November 2026
📍 Meeting Point: GSS Lamingo
⏰ Time: 7:00 AM sharp
🥾 Destination: Shere Hills, Jos
🎟️ Registration: ₦2,000 per participant
📅 Date: Saturday, 7 November 2026
📍 Meeting Point: GSS Lamingo
⏰ Time: 7:00 AM sharp
🥾 Destination: Shere Hills, Jos
🎟️ Registration: ₦2,000 per participant
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Alchemist retweeted
And we're off. NEAR HACKATHON is officially underway!
You have two weeks to take an idea, explore one of 13 tracks, and turn it into a working project.
> $250K in prizes
> Submissions open until November 14
Find your track and get started here: nearhackathon.com
You have two weeks to take an idea, explore one of 13 tracks, and turn it into a working project.
> $250K in prizes
> Submissions open until November 14
Find your track and get started here: nearhackathon.com
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Alchemist retweeted
Continuing to explore ways to enable normies to use agents to manage money.
Here's my full unedited session w/ @arena agent where i use a single prompt from @CoinOperatedFi to get it going with a $USDC budget on @arc. The agent is told to
1. download foundry & generate a new key
w/ the new key's address as a url param and give it to the user
3. wait for the user to confirm they've clicked the link, given the agent an allowance from their CoinOperated wallet and come back.
From there the agent can use its new ethereum key and @siweAuth to check on the user's funds, its remaining allowance or whatever else is in the api catalog.
Finally, i test if the agent is smart enough to figure out how to use the permissionless @1shotapi relayer based on @MetaMaskBuild's EIP-7710 standard to spend its allowance from the user, which it does after about 6 minutes.
TBF, i think the skills that it downloaded are to blame for the time it took to reason through the relayer call.
Take two will be having it do something harder onchain, like come back with some gains.
Here's my full unedited session w/ @arena agent where i use a single prompt from @CoinOperatedFi to get it going with a $USDC budget on @arc. The agent is told to
1. download foundry & generate a new key
w/ the new key's address as a url param and give it to the user
3. wait for the user to confirm they've clicked the link, given the agent an allowance from their CoinOperated wallet and come back.
From there the agent can use its new ethereum key and @siweAuth to check on the user's funds, its remaining allowance or whatever else is in the api catalog.
Finally, i test if the agent is smart enough to figure out how to use the permissionless @1shotapi relayer based on @MetaMaskBuild's EIP-7710 standard to spend its allowance from the user, which it does after about 6 minutes.
TBF, i think the skills that it downloaded are to blame for the time it took to reason through the relayer call.
Take two will be having it do something harder onchain, like come back with some gains.
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