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0xhvdes

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@0xhvdes

content obsessed | turning founder content into client acquisition

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52,630 followers · 2,352 following · Last polled 3h ago
Perf. Score
61.3
Rank #136
Value Score
48.5
#144 of 273 priced
Median views
3.3K
p25 2.7K · trailing 7d
Followers
53K
+0.3% 7d
ER (impr.)
4.13%
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ER (foll.)
0.44%
eng ÷ followers
Est. CPM
$61.31
QT-rate basis
WoW views
-1.4%
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Rates & value · est. from 3.3K median organic views

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Quote tweetbasis
$200
$61.31 / 1K views
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Value Score 48.5 · rank #144 of 273 priced$1176.47 / 1K engagementsrate age unknown (pre-audit import)

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Each blue dot is one organic post. The Performance Score ranks by the median (3.3K), not the mean (5.6K) — so a single viral post doesn't inflate a creator's reach. The p25 floor (2.7K) is the level 75% of posts clear.

Recent posts · ranked by views

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ChatGPT looked like this in 2022. 4 years ago. https://t.co/G5WxloyAebfrozen21d ago446K6.7K156220416671.75%
https://t.co/Nz8xg2nr7Cfrozen22d ago75K5938955186901.93%
read this if you're good at what you do but nobody outside your current job knows it
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20 reasons you should tweet on X: 1. find a job 2. get invited to events 3. get your first customers 4. build a personal brand 5. make friends worldwide 6. meet people you admire 7. get inbound leads 8. learn how to write 9. learn how to sell 10. build an audience 11. test your ideas 12. get instant feedback 13. find investors 14. find a co-founder 15. build distribution 16. launch a product 17. grow your newsletter 18. make money from your knowledge 19. create new opportunities 20. one tweet can literally change your life one of the best ways to invest your timefrozen25d ago21K7136514372715.62%
instead of doomscrolling: start tweeting, finish the draft, learn AI, build the prototype, apply to YC, talk to users, learn the tool, send the DM, publish the idea, ship the MVP, make the call, and give the thing you're building the attention you've been giving your feed https://t.co/0ZRy78cnrGfrozen22d ago20K460362713304.21%
X is full of incredibly talented people, but most of them don't take content seriously there are hundreds of ways to monetize your audience, and it only takes 1-3 hours a day to start building one someone who's half as good as you but knows how to get attention will probably make 10x more money than you something to think about.frozen7d ago18K314131076592.82%
he's 22 and already a venture partner if you're young & ambitious, im begging you to read this:frozen5d ago12K2099901843.34%
if you're posting articles and long-form content, im begging you to start quoting them it works whether you're a small, mid, or big account, especially when the topic is too complex to explain in one hook i think it's one of the best ways to reach the right people and turn your content into a sales/growth funnel example: you write an article about how to write viral hooks. it teaches the process and offers your writing service inside. but the original post can only lead with one angle, and not everyone will stop for that angle over the next 1-3 days, you quote the article in different ways. each quote gives a different type of reader a reason to click. once they're there, the article has room to teach them something and show how you can help quote angles & ideas: 1/ the pain: "when you spend 3 days on your best article and lose everyone with the first line" + a reaction video (p.s. use Pinterest) 2/ the proof: quote it with a screenshot of a good reply or DM, with permission 3/ the direct ask: "if you're struggling to write hooks, please read this:" 4/ the useful bit: pull one before-and-after hook from the article and explain the change 5/ the niche angle: speak directly to founders, creators, or whoever the article is meant to help one quote might get 100k views, another might bring 5 people who actually need your service both are good reasons to keep quoting the article even after its first dayfrozen12d ago11K23295511483.98%
stop consuming. start creating. build your personal brand. learn AI. ship side projects. write every day. study great founders. make friends on the internet. share what you learn. experiment with new tools. build in public. learn distribution. take more risks. launch before you're ready. embrace being a beginner. turn your skills into income. ask better questions. create opportunities. think bigger. bet on yourself.frozen7d ago10K306253741354.93%
AI watermark remover fighting for its life after this update https://t.co/jqAK8k7XqUfrozen17d ago10K1714341182.24%
if you wanna master headlines and give your articles a better shot at going viral i'm begging you to read this:frozen24d ago8.7K154123101013.44%
my unpopular opinion is that most people underestimate the value of their personal brand every year, i tell my friends in sales, marketing, and tech to build their own distribution startups are always looking for attention, people to hire, and services they can trust when people already know your work, they come to you before you have to pitch them more opportunities, extra income, higher rates it's one of the best long-term assets you can build start tweeting.frozen23d ago8.1K2068251773.91%
people who understand growth and distribution are going to get scouted the way VCs hunt for the next unicorn a funded startup is offering an advisor role with equity because it can't figure out content there are already more products fighting for attention than people who know how to get it can a great product still win if nobody knows it exists?frozen10d ago5.7K1314471283.71%
LinkedIn feels insanely automated now, inbound, content agents, AI-generated posts, etc X still feels 100x more organic and thoughtful less polished, maybe, but way more humanfrozen28d ago5.3K114133052.88%
a lot of people really think working online means sitting at home and chilling you can spend all day dealing with clients, deadlines, revisions, and payments, and somehow it still doesn't count as "real work" apparently, work only counts if you commute to itfrozen18d ago5.1K166472154.84%
ChatGPT when the prompt is "find him" https://t.co/uDzwPt36ptfrozen9d ago5.1K76412161.95%
X is for talented people, founders, tech enthusiasts, giga brains, and so much more threads is for brainrot, people complaining about everything, and arguing with strangers all day this is why i love X.frozen5d ago5.1K1232301173.42%
protect your AI accounts as carefully as your bank account your chatbot might know more about your life than your closest friends your finances, work documents, private thoughts, plans you haven't told anyone about... a few things to check today: - use a passkey or security key where supported - enable 2FA through an authenticator app - protect your email with 2FA too that context makes AI useful, but it also makes your account valuable to anyone who gets access to it i asked my chatbot what it knew about me and, tbh, the answer scared me enough to go straight to my security settingsfrozen4d ago4.7K10210294253.62%
what your monthly income could look like without a personal brand: $3,000 from your job $300-900 from side projects with a personal brand: $6,000 from your job $1,000-2,000 from side projects $100-1,000 from affiliate income $2,000-5,000 from brand deals $500-2,000 from advisory work income from digital products you don't need every income stream here for it to make a difference, i'd say that's a pretty good reason to start tweetingfrozen6d ago4.6K1762532345.80%
$210k ARR: -$9k payment fees -$30k infrastructure -$20k tools, support, and admin = around $150k pre-tax if you're solo, hire one person at $70k fully loaded, and you're closer to $80k pre-taxfrozen28d ago4.6K95223082.80%
if I had to choose between: A) 1,000,000 TikTok followers or B) 200,000 X followers i'm choosing B every single time. not even close.frozen4d ago4.4K126177164.80%
you realize AI isn't taking your job, it's looking for your next one https://t.co/PaiUdP865Nfrozen21d ago4.0K1044280143.74%
you after discovering you'll never have to figure out distribution again https://t.co/hNtAgiajsafrozen21d ago4.0K60240152.02%
one of the most interesting multi-agent world model demos i've seen this year the world generated by Agora-2 looks like Diablo II, but there's no game engine underneath it humans and AI agents share the same world, see it from different perspectives, and change it for each other in real time but what you're seeing is only the testbed the breakthrough is giving agents a world where they can learn through cooperation, competition, and consequencesfrozen28d ago4.0K891180113.01%
my dear 🇮🇹 friends, I absolutely love your cuisine! https://t.co/4rfm5Ljbfafrozen29d ago3.8K153067035.80%
apparently, the AI videos work so well they can charge extra for the discount.. https://t.co/VHtSSZIYljfrozen29d ago3.8K60120082.32%
gm from Rome 🇮🇹 https://t.co/H5V6iw6NKMfrozen14d ago3.8K1881117018.17%
the proof is right here https://t.co/de8GpgfPc3frozen11d ago3.7K1333360135.02%
your first big career break might come from a cold DM you keep putting off for some reasonfrozen3d ago3.6K156447095.95%
Twitter looked like this in 2006. 20 years ago. https://t.co/vUm6XLfKwCfrozen14d ago3.5K89143253.95%
this works on X too search for phrases like "looking for a marketer," filter out replies, then switch to Latest to find people hiring https://t.co/7Xm2TApnPO https://t.co/5zElXr4nj7frozen23d ago3.5K661230263.28%
Hiring Team: https://t.co/ScEWlxIz3e9d ago3.4K90234203.72%
you realizing you spent more time getting back into work than actually doing it https://t.co/MLxWSJvfErfrozen22d ago3.4K67290222.94%
when you realize going viral isn't just about what you post, but what you do with it after https://t.co/hNtAgi9LCCfrozen12d ago3.3K1040190214.34%
service providers 101: watch where VC money is moving, when a niche attracts funding, look at what those companies need next GTM, content, launch videos, distribution... your skills might be far more valuable in that market than in the one you've been serving for years before lowering your rates because "nobody has a budget," look at who's getting funded your next income jump might come from changing nichesfrozen5d ago3.3K954210194.20%
everyone can post on X fewer understand how to write even fewer understand formatting fewer understand hooks fewer understand storytelling fewer understand positioning fewer understand their audience fewer understand content strategy fewer understand psychology fewer understand distribution fewer understand how to turn attention into followers even fewer understand how to turn followers into money almost nobody knows how to combine all of it into one system that's why everyone posts, but only a few actually growfrozen3d ago3.3K1136481265.95%
when you realize you've spent years getting good at something while people who would pay you serious money have no idea you exist https://t.co/wsSd5tb4SQfrozen6d ago3.2K1102221194.74%
what's the most useful thing you've vibe-coded for yourself?2d ago3.2K111161145.51%
from building ChatGPT to building a $7.5B competitor in just 2 years insane. https://t.co/uZdUaJKfdufrozen13d ago3.1K75021053.21%
20 reasons to learn AI and robotics: 1. build your own tools 2. automate boring work 3. turn ideas into prototypes 4. learn how AI actually works 5. learn where it fails 6. make software do things outside a screen 7. teach machines 8. teach them to move 9. work with code, sensors, and hardware 10. solve problems in the physical world 11. build better tools for doctors 12. help people with disabilities 13. make farms and factories more efficient 14. get hired by a team building this stuff 15. start your own 16. meet people who love building 17. spot problems others walk past 18. test your ideas in the real world 19. make things you couldn't make alone 20. build something that would've felt like sci-fi when you were a kid AI gets a lot more interesting when it can interact with the worldfrozen13d ago3.1K1138290285.68%
37 AI startups became unicorns in Q2 2026 alone for context, here's how many crossed the $1B valuation mark worldwide each year: - 2022: 36 - 2023: 22 - 2024: 32 - 2025: 75 one quarter of 2026 produced more new AI unicorns than all of 2023 or 2024frozen20d ago2.9K791203123.92%
if your startup gets views but no customers im begging you to read this:frozen16d ago2.9K824240284.77%
what if the character was the app? Snape reading tarot is a funny demo, but imagine an: - NPC you can bargain with - a tutor you can interrupt - or a detective who walks through a crime scene with you @VivixLabs_HQ's A1 lets you build characters that talk, move, interact with objects, and respond when you change direction i want to see what people build with thisfrozen22d ago2.8K5218082.43%
in @cogent_security's launch example, an exposed server leads through seven steps to a database with 9 million customer records what got me is where the fix sits it's not at the exposed server it's a permission on an account in the middle of the chain. remove it, and that route breaks their new Attack Path Analysis connects data from the security tools a company already uses, checks each step, and shows the team which link to cut that's a lot more useful than another list of alerts:frozen14d ago2.8K51112022.35%
if i have time to finish an episode while waiting for support, the system is already broken @cresta's idea is simple: let AI handle: - routine issues - keep the context - stop turning one problem into five conversations that's what Cresta calls customer support in Beast Modefrozen29d ago2.8K4709052.20%
social media managers' 14 spreadsheet tabs fighting for their lives after this update https://t.co/JxwowGyZCifrozen13d ago2.7K713131113.61%
unpopular opinion: a personal brand can be stronger proof of skill than a line on a CV "generated 1b impressions" doesn't tell you how much came from the person, the team, the existing brand, or the budget building an audience around your own name lets people judge your ideas, your writing, and your ability to keep people interested that's a case study worth building alongside your career2d ago2.7K1112380166.14%
realistic people rarely change the world, you have to be a little delusional to winfrozen5d ago2.7K87129074.65%
6 years ago i spent an absurd amount of time learning Blender, and that was just one app a single project can also need editing, motion graphics, music, and a few more tools that's why Voyager caught my eye it's a desktop agent that can work with your files and apps like Blender, DaVinci Resolve, and Ableton. i would've made a lot more stuff back then if getting an idea out of my head didn't take so longfrozen14d ago2.6K75018083.83%
8 years ago i was learning to code i'd heard of AI, but couldn't imagine getting to a point where you could describe an app and watch it get built what looks like a toy today that we'll all take seriously in another 8 years?frozen7d ago2.6K90127034.72%
i'm not ready for open-world games that build themselves while you play the seal has WASD controls - Odyssey-3 generates the world from a prompt - then keeps it going in real time as someone steers the seal through it change direction or introduce an event, and the scene responds we've spent years asking AI to make videos, now we're starting to move through themfrozen14d ago2.5K66016093.59%
this applies beyond crypto too if you sell services, pay attention to where VC money is going and what those companies need next content, positioning, launch videos, distribution... i moved from crypto to AI, and a lot of my skills carried over. i still had to learn the market, but i wasn't starting from zero your skills might be worth more in a different market than the one you've spent years serving start following founders in that space, share your takes, show how you'd solve their problems that's where a personal brand helps. people can see how you think before they ever get on a call with you before lowering your rates because "nobody has a budget," look at who you're selling to2d ago2.4K785170164.87%
be Sujal Dhakal - grow up in a small village in Nepal. move to America without knowing what startups are - dad becomes a disabled veteran. mom's autoimmune disease gets worse - take on the work of coordinating their healthcare - drop out of Georgia Tech to build Vene. get backing from Afore and join a16z Speedrun - build an AI that helps schedule follow-up appointments, get medical records where they're needed, and handle the back-and-forth with insurers - your parents become your first users - already deploying Vene to 50k patients across the US imagine building something your parents end up using every day1d ago2.2K71112074.05%
an AI that explains how to do a task is starting to feel like a coworker who only sends instructions i don't need another checklist. i need the updated file, the finished document, the actual result @PineAIAssistant is building a computer that developers can put inside their products and hand work to, even while your laptop is closed that's the kind of AI product i'd actually keep usingfrozen13d ago2.2K550100103.46%
holy f*ck, all these hacks are making a separate device for your most sensitive accounts and files sound less paranoid every day a few rules i'd follow: 1/ install only what you need, skip random browser extensions 2/ keep the OS and apps updated (i'd go with a mac) 3/ turn on disk encryption and use a strong password to unlock it 4/ use passkeys or security keys for your most important accounts 5/ keep an encrypted backup somewhere else keep this device boring on purpose10h ago2.0K674230125.25%
i still can't get over the fact that OpenAI first made headlines by beating pro Dota 2 players with AI the most powerful technology in human history meets the most retarded game ever created…3d ago9161004001.53%