StefanSavevski

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After being away from X for about 5 months, yesterday I posted for the first time.
The results: bad
My average reach used to be 3k, now it's 700
My average engagement was 60 likes, now it's 14
My average comments were 40, now they're 12.
Time to start again, but this time, not from zero.

Our main focus at Armor is to onboard Web2 users, people who are sick and tired of centralized exchanges and wallets that do nothing except sign smart contracts.
User acquisition is closely tied to Newton's First Law of Motion, which is the Law of Inertia.
An object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and direction unless an outside force acts upon it.
If you give users a solution that satisfies their needs, they won't switch because they'll need to overcome inertia, learn a new interface, and potentially incur additional costs. And if you add an

Crypto feels boring because there's no story happening right now.
Prices are stagnant, and there's nothing new that's hype.
1. No meme has created a lot of hype
2. No Ponzi has created outrage
3. No narrative has taken over CT (except InfoFi but that sux)
But there's one thing that still has a glimmer of hope.
Bull runs start when it feels slow, over, and like it's going to head downward.
Everyone is hungry for something new:
- something that makes revenue
- a business model that actually works
The only thing that can hit all three is AI.

Crypto is a scam because we made it so.
Just heard about another friend who got drained by a hacker using a deepfake video of a person he knew to click on a link during a call.
Crypto is the most powerful tech humanity has invented and yet:
- It's wrapped in buzzwords
- It's filled with ponzi schemes
- It's filled with fake promises
And we wonder where the problem is???
So how do we fix it?
1. We make the user experience better
2. We remove the friction
3. We enable trust
4. We solve real problems
5. We tell better stories (not just get rich quick from memecoins stories)
What would you add?

Part 1:
Say something that you have in common (matching point).
How their work is connected with yours, an interest that you both have, or a topic that's mutual.
Example: Hey X I just saw your post about Y. I also do Y, and I've been doing it for a while. Bla bla
Part 2:
Say what value you offer. The problem and the solution. Explain how you can be useful in 1 sentence.
Example: On a side note, I help AI Agent developers to give crypto access to their AI Agents when it comes to wallet management, swapping, limit orders, DCA, and a bunch more tools. (this is an example for Armor's MCP)
Bonus:
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